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Evidence My Presentation Outline SOCIAL NETWORKS
Evidence My Presentation Outline SOCIAL NETWORKS
A. Find a topic of personal interest. Imagine you are going to present that topic
orally to your teacher and classmates at school. For this part of the evidence
you need to carry out exhaustive research in order to be able to present all the
necessary information related to your selected topic. Report the most important
aspects of your research through a brainstorm of the ideas and concepts that
you think will be relevant to the presentation.
Brainstorm
Brainstorm
Social networks are internet sites that allow people to connect with their
friends and even make new friendships, virtually, and share content, interact,
create communities on similar interests: work, readings, games, friendship,
relationships, and relationships trade.
B. Now, structure your presentation using the Signpost language learnt during this
learning activity. Present your outline through presentation cards. Use as many
cards as you need.
Aviation
[heading]
1. Early beginnings.
2. Civil aviation.
3. Commercial aviation.
4. Modern aircrafts manufacturers:
a. Airbus.
b. Boeing.
c. Embraer.
5. The most famous aircrafts in history:
a. Concorde.
b. Boeing 747.
c. Airbus A380.
C. To complete the evidence, you must now write a complete list of references
using the guidelines given by the American Psychological Association (APA). Do
not forget to organize your references alphabetically.
Social Networks
a) Advantages
b) Disadvantages
4) Conclusion
Let’s turn now to the first part: the early beginnings of Social
networks
1) Origin and Evolution of Social Networks.
The origin of social networks dates back to 1995, when Randy Conrads
created the classmates.com website. With this social network it is intended
that people can recover or maintain contact with former colleagues of the
school, institute or university. In 1997 comes sixdegrees.com, which allows
users to create profiles, list of friends and send messages.
From 1997 to 2001, technological evolution facilitated new tools that allowed
websites such as LiveJournal or the Swedish LunaStorm to be at the
forefront and make their users feel involved. A year later Friendster was
born, a portal to arrange appointments online that enjoyed a success that
was also its ruin (technical difficulties could not cope with the high demand
for services).
Social Networks
There are two types of social networks that are best known for the way they
are organized and the openness they offer to their audience.
Horizontal social networks are sites that are more open to everyone and
do not have a defined theme. Participation in these virtual spaces is free
and their only purpose is to share with others.
Social networks are becoming very important in today's society, reflecting the
need of the human being for expression and recognition, well Aristotle said
"Man is a sociable being by nature", because to meet their physical and spiritual
needs you need to live in society , since being a rational and individual creature,
is not self-sufficient and requires the help and protection of others of its kind, for
that reason it forms communities ". But what is a Social Network? We could
define it as a form of social interaction, where there is a dynamic exchange
between people, groups and institutions that share tastes or preferences among
themselves, achieving a sense of belonging and developing a fabric that acts
for the welfare of the entire community.
a) Advantages
•They allow you to meet people, and reconnect with those you had years
without seeing
•It allows you to keep up with those people
•It allows you to organize events, and even send invitations without even
leaving the chair
•You can even be informed about current events and events, social and
academic, political, of any kind
a) Disadvantages
4) Conclusion
When you finish your work, send the file to your instructor through the platform as
follows:
Criterio de evaluación
Prepara presentaciones orales haciendo uso del vocabulario y las diferentes
estructuras gramaticales requeridas.