A noisy but interesting video on various statistics in regards to Social Media! Enjoy & be Amazed!
Social Media for effective group communication
The term Social media‘ refers to the use of web-based and mobile technologies to turn communication into an interactive dialogue.
A statement that further reinforces the definition was made by Andreas Kaplan, "Social Media is a group of internet-based applications that build on the ideological and technological foundations of Web2.0, and that allow the creation and exchange of user-generated content."
Personally, I feel that when we talk about an interactive dialogue, we are talking about shared ideas, shared knowledge and even share emotions. Fortunately for us, Social Media can in fact promote these values to improve communication within a group.
The Solution: The Bird & The Book
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| Facebook & Twitter |
Twitter-like communications can serve the need for quick, relevant information sharing. Impromptu information serves as a great example of a "need to know now" situation. You simply tweet, and "chip" "chip" "chip", members of the group are instantly notified of any important information. Thus, reducing the problem of miscommunication and broken communication.
And as for Facebook, to be successful, project team members must learn about each other, how you work, your strengths and weaknesses. And so happen, Facebook do provide members of the group with such information! It is sometimes important to have an insight of a each other's human side.
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| Can't wait to see how web4.0 would be like! |
In conclusion, Social Media just like the internet, have become a vital component of our lives. Everywhere we go, we always feel a need to be connected to the people around us. With Web 4.0 in the making, it really makes me wonder what the future will hold for us with Social Media!
Checking in soon! :)


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