SOCIAL
MEDIA
PRINCIPLES
PRACTICES
100
The global network of interconnected devices
Kaloka, the Internet!
100
A type of social media where users publish or exchange brief messages.
Kaloka, Micro-blogging!
100
The effect of a telecommunications network is proportional to the square of the numbers of connected users of the system.
Kaloka, Metcalfe's Law!
100
The first smartphone created by IBM.
Kaloka, Simon Personal Communicator (SPC)!
200
The union of the different components that characterize new media processes.
Kaloka, Convergence!
200
The first widely affordable camera.
Kaloka, George Eastman's Kodak!
200
It illustrates the development of online communities and social networks.
Kaloka, Sociality!
200
True or False. Profile creation can be considered a rite of initiation for social media use and the first step toward micro-publicity.
Kaloka, True!
300
True or False. The information generated by others and posted to a profile are influential and reliable bases for impression formation.
Kaloka, True!
300
______ has been found to contribute to attractiveness ratings and importantly relate to how these platforms are used for relationship initiation and maintenance.
Kaloka, Visual Information!
300
This refers to the text being positioned directly or indirectly into a generic category due to its title, even before the reader has received or read the work.
Kaloka, Architextuality!
300
Modify. It is harder to measure online comments than to track those offline statements activated by the original content.
Kaloka, It is easier to measure online comments than to track those offline statements activated by the original content!
400
This is a reporting tool used to track engagement metrics across multiple platforms using a single interface.
Kaloka, Social Media Dashboard!
400
The concept of privacy can be defined as the ________ derived from the romantic notion of only being able to be oneself, by oneself
Kaloka, demand of private space!
400
Modified True or False. Today’s intrusive world suggests that privacy is a right. (Campbell & Carlson, 2002).
Kaloka, False! Today’s intrusive world suggests that privacy is no more a right, but a commodity entangled in trade relations.
400
A social media type of participation where there are real-time interactions.
Kaloka, Synchronous!
500
This social media participation enables one-way interaction in which online participants do not instantly ‘talk back’ like email messages.
Kaloka, Asynchronous!
500
This is a moniker for generation X.
Kaloka, Digital Immigrants!
500
The difference between Web 2.0 and Web 1.0 in terms of its capability.
Kaloka, Web 1.0 is a read-only web and Web 2.0 has a two-way information flow!
500
This is a form of conversation between citizens about the news that they value.
Kaloka, social media news sharing!