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Families & Technology
This document discusses how families use technology and social media. It provides statistics on differences in internet access and use based on factors like age, income, and disability status. Generational differences in social media engagement are outlined, with Millennials being the most active and older adults increasingly using platforms like Facebook. Tips are provided for developing a professional online identity and using tools like video and social media metrics to measure engagement.
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Families & Technology
- 1. Families & Technology Applications forFamily Life Education Kimberly Allen,Luci Bearon,Andrew Behnke,Nichole Huff,& Jenell Kelly
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- 4. Who’s doing what? Trends andDemographics of Technology and Social Media Users
- 6. and mobile techis even hotter
- 8. Can you hear menow?
- 9. We all usetechnology in our everyday lives….
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- 16. Top Five Digital Differencesin internet access and use
- 17. 1. People accessthe internet differently
- 18. 2. Some usersare more connected than others
- 19. 3. People livingwith disabilities use the Internet less or differently
- 20. 4.The Internet is NOTappealing to everyone
- 21. 5. Men areslightly more wired than women AND women are more socially networked than men
- 22. Clicker Question: A. Race B. Age C. HouseholdIncome D. Educational Attainment E. All of the above Of these factors, which is related to differences in Internet Access?
- 23. Top Five Facts aboutGenerations and
- 24. 1. Every Generationis Doing It
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- 26. 2. Millennials AreMost Active in Social Networks
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- 28. 3. Generation Xare the Second Most Engaged
- 30. 4. Over Halfof Boomer Internet Users Also Use Social Media
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- 32. 5.You’re Never TooOld One Third of Senior Internet Users Also Use Social Media
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- 40. top 5 tips forcreating a professional online identity
- 41. what does your onlineimage say about you as a professional?
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- 60. Lets now tryout
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- 64. Have you eversat through a really horrible presentation?
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- 72. Wear your hearton your leeve
- 73. talk talk talktalk talk talk Or Ask, Do, Share, Engage
- 81. Your Turn. Open PPTand create 3 new slides
- 106. Change the Orientation in PageSetup to 8 by 4.5 inches in landscape
- 108. A __________ Is wortha thousand words
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- 113. Rock Andrew Behnke &Nichole Huff Solid Photography &Videography
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- 132. Fifth, get permission hey thoseare my feet?
- 133. Remember those 3 slides?Revisit. Image Text Story
- 134. Now connect streamsof photos with sound….
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- 183. How many ofyou have used eXtension?
- 184. What have youused from the eXtension in the past?
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- 186. What do youthink has been helpful?
- 187. How might yougo about prioritizing things so that you can find things you need?
- 188. Now you haveseen some of these pieces might you be more likely to use these?
- 190. Gauging Online SuccessUsing Social Media Metrics
- 191. To gauge social media ‘success’, it is criJcal to monitor, collect, and analyze data.
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- 194. Klout h(p://klout.com/ PeerIndex h(p://www.peerindex.com
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- 196. Facebook Insights www.facebook.com/insights Pinterest Web AnalyAcs h#p://business.pinterest.com/analyJcs/
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- 198. HootSuite h(p://hootsuite.com Social MenAon h(p://socialmenAon.com
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- 200. Survey Monkey www.surveymonkey.com Qualtrics h(ps://www.qualtrics.com
- 203. This PowerPoint haspieces created by Mattan Griffel, Founder & CEO of The Front Labs With material adapted from Garr Reynolds, Chip & Don Heath, Kevin Allison and others.
Editor's Notes
- #60 Engagement is key
- #61 Engagement is key
- #62 Engagement is key
- #64 Start with a question about who had created a ppt. Then show the magazine and ask who learns from magazines. Then talk about how people are cycle away from words and back towards images and voice (movies)
- #65 Start
- #67 Today we are going to learn about good presentations and presentation styles
- #74 Engagement is key
- #82 They have to decide what their topic will be based on their most recent talk they gave. They can work alone or with a partner. They get 5 minutes.
- #83 Have them answer this question
- #87 Maybe one that evokes emotion through families and relationships?
- #111 Show them how to find google images that are free for use
- #115 Remember the Rule of Thirds(show image). Keep the horizon level and zoom in past any information that is not essential to the shot. It might be that you need to move around to get the best shot. Be creative: try shooting a subject from a variety of levels; if you are taking a picture of a youth, get down to their level. Try taking a shot from above or below to make the shot more interesting.
- #121 Every time you take a shot, step in closer for the next shot (show two shots to prove the point). When the image fills the fame, it helps the viewer understand and appreciate your photo.
- #125 Notice the light source and compose the picture to make best use of lighting. If shooting outside, it is best to have the sun behind the photographer, lighting up the subject. Sunlight can be harsh; cloudy days make for beautiful shots, as does end of day sunlight. Inside, move close to the light source or use your flash. Indirect light creates a soft glow, which is appealing to most viewers.
- #132 Focus on your SubjectIn today’s world, you can get a great shot with nearly any camera. Still, it is nice to play around with your camera’s depth-of-field (f-stop) and shutter speed. Smaller f-stops =blurry back ground and focused image while bigger f-stop =makes everything in focus. The slower shutter speeds are great for still life images or scenery while faster shutter (above 1/500) speeds are great for motion
- #133 Add get permissions
- #134 Your turn. Have them work with a partner to 1. take a picture. Use the top 5 rules for taking a picture. Have them create three slides, using a story, image and text.
- #135 Add get permissions
- #136 Add get permissions
- #137 Add get permissions
- #147 15 dollar olympus ME52W Noise Canceling Blue Mircophones Mickey
- #153 Most of us say of course I am so ready. But
- #192 4H Social Media Best Practices Guide
- #195 “true reach”
- #197 Measures Engagement and Interaction available to pages with 100 or more community members, is a useful tool to easily aggregate, collect, and save data from your Facebook page
- #199 Twitter, Facebook,LinkedIn,Google+,Foursquare,Wordpress,and more…
- #201 “true reach”