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I think this video shows how everyone did the same thing they were all influenced but they were all differenta nd i think that is important to show.

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The positive side of social media is that people can interact with their friends without having to go see them

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people connected more because they could really see the value these people held in their life

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people still have videos like this and you can definitely find them

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It brings people together and makes people feel connected.

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We do have many good things from social media, whether from now or in the past. There are still good things that come from it, so it is better not to focus on the negatives.

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people are able to connect through social media.

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people can connect and talk over social media.

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Theres good and bad

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all very connect not relaly

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social battery can decrease as we become more engulfed in the media we are consuming and the sheer overwhelming amount of it

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the more you use social media the more your socal battery goes down.If you are on your phone and not living out your life in the real world.

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The more time the man spends on his phone, the more his social battery runs out. Even though he had no intention to have his battery run out, it still does due to his phone.t

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In this video, it shows how the social battery slowly decreases because of social media and draining the battery. For a person, their social battery decreases the more they look at social media and be on technology. Despite there being good things from notifications, but with so many, it can take a toll on someone's social health and battery. Once again, the character had been pretending to be healthy and having a wonderful life when in reality it is far from that and it is because of social media.

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Your social battery is going to keep decreasing, he is lying to the internet. Like, he woke up at 5am just to post about him going on a run, but after he posts he goes right back to sleep.

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As the day goes on he uses up his battery and it is taking up a lot of his day. he also posts about going for a run but then goes back to sleep.

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I think that this video shows how people may seem like they are all that , and they are everything but what you don't see is what they are not, and that's why you shouldn't compare yourself to somebody else because you might be comparing yourself to what is a lie.

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some people can revolve around way to much on social media more then they alcatel social interactions in person. Like how she turned down seeing her mom to make more post.

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As you can tell by the title, she is living her life but not socially, but controlled by social media. Every day she wakes up and pretends to do things she isn't, checking her phones and scrolling through what everyone else is doing. When she goes to make dinner she posts it, gets ready she posts it, if she is bored she posts something to make her life seem wonderful. To me, I find it crazy that this is something so normalized and done often by others. I personally cannot relate at all to this video but it is sad that there are so many people who live their lives as a lie.

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I think that this video is accurate, but. not fully. I agree that some people fake it and are not as perfect as they seem. Some people stage their lives, and nothing is real. I think that some things are real, like if you see your friend's post and it's a picture of a sunset on their vacation, I believe that this is true, and you know it is. Or if they post a picture of themselves, that's them, and they are maybe just posting a genuine picture of themselves.

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I think that this person is not actually living a social life, and she is just faking it so others think she is cool. She may think this is cool, but in the future, I bet she will get bored and not do this every day, and she will finally be herself.

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no, she is not living a social life, but she is pretending to. Because she spends so much time on social media, it prevents her from really being with friends. Her posts are mostly fake too.

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She tried to make her life seem so perfect even though she was just making herself seem so perfect. most of the time she was just in bed or doing all of these things for social media

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no she isn't doing any of the things she is posting online, she is just bringing others down by showing how "perfect" her life is. In reality, she doesn't live a healthy lifestyle.

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While the woman in the video says and posts that she's outside, going on runs and being social, but she's really not. As she takes pictures of her sneakers and says she's going on a run, she's lounging around instead.

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She is posting things that she is not doing like going on a run in the morning and she was not really going to go and run. Everything she posted was fake and she was not really doing but people people would not know if it was true or not

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It shows that a lot of the time people put more effort into faking what they're doing than if they actually did the thing. It also shows that some people spend their whole day on social media looking for validation in likes and comments.

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the girl that is posting is really not doing anything she says she's doing. for example when she posts about cooking a healthy dinner she gets a bunch of likes and then instead of making a healthy meal she eats takeout.

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she was not doing anything she would post most of the time she stayed in bed and scrolled to see what others were doing. she turned her friends down and made fake post to seem like she was having a fun time.

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this video shows me that sometimes people like to portray a busy and successfullife when they maybe aren't that busy or successful. maybe they turn down social events based off being "busy" or having "other events" when really they aren't doing that much

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She wants to impress people on the internent and make her life seem great so she doesn't spend time with actual people and spends to much time on instagram and the internent

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in the video she wasn't going anywhere or really doing that much besides scrolling on her phone and trying to make her life seem perfect

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The video shows us how people lie online about their "perfect" life. But realistically, people are faking these qualities and pretending to be someone they are not. It makes people compare themselves a lot.

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Don't believe everything you see online!

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Don't believe everything you see online!

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Sometimes things you see online seem perfect and so organized but most of the time it's usually not the case and everyone just puts a show on to make it seem real. We watch it because it's addicting and entertaining, we want to live the way we see other people live, and even though we know it's not always real, we still watch because it seems reall and thats what our eyes and brain sees

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the video shows that not everything you see is real, it could be fake or maybe not the whole truth.

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I think that it is important to communicate with others. It also gives us a perspective of the world around us. Social media helps us see others culture and environment.

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I think that it is important to communicate with others. It also gives us a perspective of the world around us. Social media helps us see others culture and environment.

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In this video it shows how you cant believe everything you see on the internet, because most of the time it's a lie. People only put the highlights of their day and life instead of showing their real life

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Are We Living An Insta - Lie?

I can assume that the entire point of this is how people have social media and pretend to live a certain kind of life compared to the reality of it. When one person shows their "perfect life", someone wants to have that kind of experience so they will lie and pretend that they have it like that even though it isn't true. I just wonder, why do people do this in the first place? To make themselves feel good? To make others think they have a perfect life like the other liars? And why do others support the lies of the influencers if they know its a lie or it makes them insecure?

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Not every influencer shows what is really going on

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Not every influencer shows what is really going on

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In the video, Insta Lie, we are shown that not everything shared on the internet is truthful. People edit their photos and make it seem like they put in an extra effort.

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It shows that people might feel insecure and feel that they have to show that they're doing something fun as well.

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A lot of people don't have real imformation and it can make you feel bad about yourself. It's not really real.

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When someone posts something, and right after someone sees it they want to post or compare themselves to you. This also shows that not everything on social media is true, and real.

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People only post the best image of themself

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People only post the best image of themself

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No one really post themself right as they get out of bed,of there messy desk .Nobody in the video wants to be seen in a bad light or not at their best.

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not everything that people post is real and they could be making it look like they have a really good life and are really happy and doing good for themselves but really it might not be real because they post what they want use to see

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Add your thoughts and questions?

Is grwm an Insta Lie?

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making your life seem better then it really is.

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The whole idea about this video was that not everything you see online is the truth, many people aren't actually that perfect. This happens a lot with social media.

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A lot of the stuff that people post are not real and they make things up and try and make there life seem perfect so they can get move views and likes but they might not be having a good day or week but they post things to make it seem good.

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Not everything that you see on instagram or tiktok is real.

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Not everything that you see on instagram or tiktok is real.

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the video kind of shows that not everything is as perfect or sparkly as it appears on social media- there's thousands of takes and photos and filters before we see the final edited best version of the picture/video

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1. Open the WebQuest above by clicking on the green image.
2. Watch one of the three short films about social media presented in the WebQuest.
3. At the end of the WebQuest, you'll find a set of question. Add a new card to this Padlet in which you answers at least three of the questions.