Responsible Social Media Use: How to be Safe Online

Responsible Social Media Use

1. Everything is changing very quick!

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3. Everything is changing very quick! The RAMAC: World's First Hard Disk This was breakthrough technology when introduced by IBM in 1956. It held a whopping 5MB and weighed a ton

4. Everything is changing very quick!

5. Everything is changing very quick!

6. BEING SOCIAL AND SAFE

7. What is Social Media? Websites and applications that enable users to create and share content or to participate in social networking.

8. Activity

9. The importance of Social Media Money – Marketing, Advertisement and Promotion

10. The importance of Social Media Entertainment, Lifestyle and Games

11. The importance of Social Media Sharing/Empathy Communication

12. The importance of Social Media Friends Speedy communication

13. Negative impacts of Social Media Addiction No privacy of personal information

14. Revealing children to online predators Encouraging poor grammatical errors, usage and spelling mistakes

15. Decreasing productivity

16. Some ways to be safe and responsible online, while still having fun: Be respectful – and expect respect. Protect your reputation. Protect your privacy. Watch your tone. Be sceptical.

17. 4 Rs of Online Safety RESPECT - treat your self & others the way you want to be treated. RESPONSIBILITY - be accountable of your actions and take a stand when you feel something wrong. REASONING - question information being told & find evidence before believing what you have read. RESILIENCE - get back up from tough situations & help others get back up too.

18. Social media build people and hope.

19. MARAMING SALAMAT

20. IT’S OKAY NOT TO BE OKAY There’s NO Health without Mental Health

21. How are you?

22. WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION (WHO) Defines Health as a “State of complete physical, mental and social well being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.” - Defines MENTAL HEALTH as a “ State of well-being in which individual realizes his or her own abilities, can cope with the normal stresses of life, can work productively and fruitfully, and is able to make contribution to his or her own community.

23. What’s a Mental Illness? A mental health condition that affects a person’s thinking, emotions, mood, or behavior in ways that cause impair to their daily functioning.

24. FACTORS THAT CONTRIBUTE TO MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS Biological factors – such as genes or brain chemistry. Life experience – trauma or abuse Family history of mental health problems.