New Media Drivers LicenseSummer Presentation

By: Kenneth Huston

Table of ContentsIntroductionTable of ContentsFacebookTwitterLinkedinGmailBloggerYouTube clipYouTube

What Social Media network best fits you

FlickrSocial networks

from the past and present

Thank you

IntroductionNew Media

“In this course you will learn about digital communication and new media. By the end of this course you will have a solid understanding of digital tools and tactics available to grow communities and engage with consumers online” Derek Mehraban

Is a term meant to encompass the emergence of digital, computerized, or networked information and communication technologies in the later part of the 20th century. Most technologies described as “new media” are digital, often having characteristics of being manipulated, networkable, dense, compressible, and impartial. (Wikipedia.com)

Forms of communicating in the digital world, which includes electronic publishing, digital television and, most significantly the internet. These methods of the digital world allow smaller groups of people to congregate online and share, sell and swap goods and information. It allows more people to have a voice in their community and in the world. (PCMAG.com )

FacebookPros Cons

Great way to find out about parties and events

Good Privacy ProtectionAbility to connect with

friends from past and present

Good place to share photos

Everybody wants to be your friend

AddictivePossibility of everyone

knowing your businessTo many applications

TwitterPros

ConsUseful for business

communicationPromoting TV showsGood way to keep in

touch with friends internationally

The ability to share interesting articles with everyone

Known for spreading false news on-line

Annoyance of other people tweets

AddictiveNarcissistic

LinkedinPros Cons

Valuable place to find employees, employers, clients

Professionally reconnect and strengthen relationships with friends

Has features like Linkedin Answers

Get insights

Not appealingEasily lieOnly beneficial based

upon your usage.Limited picture access

Google/GmailPros Cons

Good storage space for emails

Don’t loose previous sent emails.

Secure from getting viruses

Share your calendarMultiple email accountsMobil access

Pushes random advertisements when in use.

Unable to access other mail sites likeOutlook

You can’t really categorized the events. (time, work-related

BloggerPros Cons

Able to see your post on the web

No worries about server problems, host problems

Google owns it.Easy to useAble to link your Gmail

account

Limited theme/template options

Can’t own your own domain

Limited features

YouTube Clip

YOUTUBE

Easy to use Not costly Videos are clean and

clear Variety of videos Easy to become a

member Good for marketing

purposes Create great amount of

online traffic

Videos are public There are some

explicit clips Violent video clips Anyone can post a

video clip

Pros Cons

What Social Media network Best Fits You?Gmail is good for

keeping emailsFacebook is good for

event planning, corporate advertising,

Twitter best used for status updates, promotional usage.

Blogger is good corporate feedback and advise

Youtube can generate great traffic for business and entertainment companies

Flickr

No storage limit (can post as many pics as you want)

Ability to edit photos

Not costly Easy tool bar to

use

Always having to edit photos and captions

You can’t give multiple images the same name

Pros Cons

SocialWebsites from the Past and Present

What I’ve LearnedTo take advantage of all new and upcoming

mediaLearning about the new social media and

how they can be beneficial Experimenting and figuring out how these

websites; blogger, Delicious, Flickr, and StumpleUpon can be used.

Understanding why these websites for job and business opportunities

Don’t settle for just one website. Find one that you like and master all applications that are givin

Thank You