PUBLIC UTILITY WEBSITES & ITS USES
The term ‘Public Utility’ means an organization that
provides an essential commodity or service such as water, electricity,
transportation or communication to the public, subject to governmental
regulation.
The term ‘Social Media’ is described online
tools that let people to interact and communicate with each other. This has become
a standard word for online and it has a dominant ways for individuals to engage on the Internet. By
using Social Media Individuals became more closely.
Applying the term public utility to
social media implies that social media websites are public necessities, and, consequently,
should be regulated by the government while social media is not as essential for
survival as traditional public utilities such as electricity, water and natural
gas.
Social Media websites such, as face
book, LinkedIn google + Google search, twitter etc, are Public necessities, and
consequentty, should be regulated by the government in this contest websites such
as social media site are considered as public utility websites. Many people
believe it has become vital for living in an interconnected word and without
it, for living a successful life would
be difficult therefore , they believe that social media has reached utility
status and should be treated as a public utility. Different types of social
media or public utility websites are given
·
Collaborative projects
Eg:
Wikipedia
·
Blogs
and micro blogs
Eg:
twitter
·
Content communities
Eg
: You tube.
·
Social
networking sites
Eg
: face Book.
·
Virtual
game worlds
Eg
: world of war craft
·
Virtual
social worlds
Eg
: second Life
Technologies also include: vlogs,
Picture sharing blogs, wall posting , email instant messaging music sharing,
crowed sourcing voice over IP etc. are some
examples of technologies Many of these service can be integrated via social
network aggregation platforms social media network websites include sites leke face
book twitter below my space.
USES OF PUBLIC UTILITY WEBSITES
Social media is used to document memories, learn
about and explore things adversities oneself
and form friendships .The communication through internet based services can be
done more privately than in real life
people used face book to gather meetings, protest actiory etc.
Educational are confident that social
networking encourages the development of transferable technical and social
skills of value in formal and informal learning E mail twitter face book
and other online social networking play
a major part in the lives of today’s
youth some educational uses of public utility websites are given .
·
Administrative
staff can post school closings and events on their school Face book group page.
·
Teacher
can start a discussion forme in social networking sites.
·
Teachers
can post new assignments and educational information’s on their pages for student’s
reference when they are home.
·
A
number of skills are developed using public utility sites Participants our
technical skills in choosing to navigate through social networking services.
·
Sites
like twitter provide students with the opportunity to converse and collaborate with others in real
time. Social networking services provide a virtual ‘space for learners.
·
Using
content filtering technologies schools can create user groups and allow access
to these sites based on what is
appropriate for each group.
·
Social
networking service foster learning through participatory culture. A participatory
culture consists of a space that allows engagement sharing mentoring and an
opportunity for social interaction.
Students
as young as kindergarten have cell phones that can access the internet and
students expect to have access to this online world at all times. Tinding the
right balance between acceptable use and what is unacceptable use in schools
can be a difficult task for school administrators. How ever, technologies
designed for network security can help schools take advantages of these technologies
while ensuring students are not distructed while in class.
Murshida Ban.N. J
Malayalam
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