Social Media for Development, Part 2
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The document discusses the transformative role of social media in various sectors such as communication, education, and politics, highlighting both its benefits and drawbacks. Issues like productivity loss, privacy concerns, and the digital divide are noted, along with examples of social media's impact on urban management and lawmaking. It also explores the potential of peer-to-peer teaching and the use of social media in campaigns and public engagement.
Social Media for Development, Part 2
- 1. Social Media for Development Day 1:August 7, 2013 National Computer Institute Ruben Canlas Jr Based on materials originally developed by Emmanuel Lallana, PhD for UN AP-CICT 1
- 2. 2. Social Media are Transforming Society 2
- 3. Social media are transforming us in the way we live and work: • Communication • Education • Urban planning and management • Politics and lawmaking • Religion • Citizen engagement (stronger civil society) • Etc 3
- 4. But there are also perceived issues and drawbacks • Productivity loss • Addiction to social media • Privacy • Fraud: Identity Theft • Catfishing • The Digital Divide 4
- 7. Khan Academy + YouTube: self- paced learning with social media 7
- 8. Ubiquitous DPWH The people are watching 8
- 9. How to do a Tourism campaign The people are participating 9
- 10. The people are debating 10
- 11. Using social media to get teachers for public schools http://www.gmanetwork.com/news/story/273477/pinoyabroad/news/teach-for-the-philippines-looking-for-fil-am-teachers-for-pinoy-kids 11
- 12. Private effort to help schools 12
- 13. Stats: 13
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- 16. We tend to brand as “counterproductive” anything that’s not familiar to us 16
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- 21. Sonny Angara is said to have won Senate because of effective use of social media 21
- 23. Social media for lawmaking 23
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- 26. http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20130405/11283422600/icelandic-politicians-ignore-crowdsourced-constitution-pirate-party-rejoices.shtml It failed to pass the new constitution, but succeeded in electing a party that promised digital rights 26
- 27. Hontiveros supporters used social media to pit her against Nancy Binay... It backfired. 27
- 28. Comments from my FB friends (non-Binay supporters) 28
- 29. Civil Society 29
- 30. Civil Society 30
- 31. Caveat: Study was based on time alone. They asked respondents how much time they spend on social media and interpreted that as counterproductive 31
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- 43. Exercise: Internet Hunt • Search for crowdfunding • Search for Open IDEO • What are they? • How could they help solve social problems like poverty, education, food security, etc? 43