Facebook
Facebook is a social media platform primarily used for users to interact with others this can be through pages (open groups for individuals to follow), groups (Facebook users coming together and posting content together), or events (closed groups made specifically for planning events). Individuals can freely post images, links, music, videos, post livestreams (live videos of the individual) or even share their location with their 'friends' (a friend is someone who has mutually agreed to allow one another to view each others profiles). Every Facebook user has a 'feed', which is an amalgamation of posts from people they follow, pages or groups, this is individual to each user. Facebook is also used as a news forum to learn of current news and events.
https://www.facebook.com/
Twitter
Twitter is a short blog forum made up of 280 characters per 'tweet'. Users are able to reply to tweets to start conversations and create 'threads', these threads can include question and answers, or stories people wish to share that will not fit within the word limit. Twitter also has a feature called 'Twitter moments' that can range from a meme (a humorous joke spread through the internet), to current events. Like Facebook Twitter is also used to inform users of world (or national, depending on region) news and events.
https://twitter.com/?lang=en
Instagram
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An Instagram!
Instagram is a social media site where users post pictures on their accounts, host live streams, 'like' others content, comment, or personally message others. People can chose to have their page private (meaning the user must allow individuals to follow them) or they could be public (anyone with an Instagram account can follow). Currently the most liked image on the site is that of an egg by the account @world_record_egg.
https://www.instagram.com/
YouTube
YouTube is a video sharing platform where users can create videos, comment on other peoples videos, 'thumbs up' (like), thumbs down (dislike), subscribe to other peoples channels (profiles), make playlists, or livestream. YouTube is popularised for individuals to each various videos spanning from someone eating spicy noodles to the history of the French Revolution. Every minute a whopping 300 hours of video is posted to Youtube.
https://www.youtube.com/?gl=AU
LinkedIn
LinkedIn is another popular site, however this one has a particular purpose. It is used to create online resumes and assist job seekers in connecting with potential employers. Users are able to post images, their education, job history, and skills and abilities. LinkedIn is popularised as instead of 'friending', people 'connect' and through their connections they are able to interact with a wide array of people. LinkedIn also allows individuals to privately message, view job postings and view their network (interact with people they have connected with, or groups they follow).
https://www.linkedin.com/
Facebook is a social media platform primarily used for users to interact with others this can be through pages (open groups for individuals to follow), groups (Facebook users coming together and posting content together), or events (closed groups made specifically for planning events). Individuals can freely post images, links, music, videos, post livestreams (live videos of the individual) or even share their location with their 'friends' (a friend is someone who has mutually agreed to allow one another to view each others profiles). Every Facebook user has a 'feed', which is an amalgamation of posts from people they follow, pages or groups, this is individual to each user. Facebook is also used as a news forum to learn of current news and events.
https://www.facebook.com/
Twitter is a short blog forum made up of 280 characters per 'tweet'. Users are able to reply to tweets to start conversations and create 'threads', these threads can include question and answers, or stories people wish to share that will not fit within the word limit. Twitter also has a feature called 'Twitter moments' that can range from a meme (a humorous joke spread through the internet), to current events. Like Facebook Twitter is also used to inform users of world (or national, depending on region) news and events.
https://twitter.com/?lang=en
How much does a hipster weigh?
...
An Instagram!
Instagram is a social media site where users post pictures on their accounts, host live streams, 'like' others content, comment, or personally message others. People can chose to have their page private (meaning the user must allow individuals to follow them) or they could be public (anyone with an Instagram account can follow). Currently the most liked image on the site is that of an egg by the account @world_record_egg.
https://www.instagram.com/
YouTube
YouTube is a video sharing platform where users can create videos, comment on other peoples videos, 'thumbs up' (like), thumbs down (dislike), subscribe to other peoples channels (profiles), make playlists, or livestream. YouTube is popularised for individuals to each various videos spanning from someone eating spicy noodles to the history of the French Revolution. Every minute a whopping 300 hours of video is posted to Youtube.
https://www.youtube.com/?gl=AU
LinkedIn is another popular site, however this one has a particular purpose. It is used to create online resumes and assist job seekers in connecting with potential employers. Users are able to post images, their education, job history, and skills and abilities. LinkedIn is popularised as instead of 'friending', people 'connect' and through their connections they are able to interact with a wide array of people. LinkedIn also allows individuals to privately message, view job postings and view their network (interact with people they have connected with, or groups they follow).
https://www.linkedin.com/
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