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Snapchat among many other social media platforms have a Privacy Policy that is so long people do not bother to read and just merely accept the terms of the platform (including myself) without actually knowing what you are agreeing to. This has many dangers and Snapchat for instance is tracking peoples location constantly and showing advertisements of things that I may have messaged my friends through the application about proving that unlike its privacy policy, the social media platform itself is in fact not private as it is snooping through messages and more than likely pictures that are being shared as well. This may seem highly illegal but because we don't read the finer print of the privacy policy we do not realize the access we are giving to these platforms of our private information.

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1. The right to remove any pictures or videos posted or any pictures or video content that have saved in the library section
2. The right to know what personal information is being used and what it is being used for, for example, why do they need to know your location while using the application
3. The right to safety and support. If harassment or bullying occurs on this social media platform, the right to know that your content will be protected and that the support team are able to deal with said bullying or harassment in a mannerly way.
4. The right to be informed about any changes happening within the social media platform and how it will affect the user and conscious use of the private information that has been given by the user to the social media platform
5. The right to digital and financial literacy and to know what your data is being used for and your content and how it is being created and to make sure there are no other third party social media tools or applications gaining access to your private information and content.

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https://www.linkedin.com/feed/

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Login to LinkedIn to keep in touch with people you know, share ideas, and build your career.

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Another extremely fun site I found is Kahoot! It is a brilliant website for learning interactively. You make a questionnaire and give four possible answers for each question. When you publish the quiz you get a code that people can log in through and answer the questions but it has to be done within a timeframe. This is a fun way to learn.

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I found Screencast-o-matic so useful and I am nearly half embarassed to say I didn't even know it existed. It is so easy to use and as I wish to become a teacher after college, I really do think I will be able to make great use of this to make presentations for the class.

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The use of Youtube videos and guides that were linked to helping me to learn to use new tools such as screen-o-matic were very useful as i would consider myself quite technically advanced but I would have never been able to create a video like that by myself without a step by step guide on how to use it.

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Personally, I am a visual learner and I find it easy to take in information in the form of diagrams and presentations. The key to a good presentation is not having the slides overloaded with information as this can be too much for the brain to take in. The neater the slides the better and the inclusion of pictures or videos into the presentation can help the person understand the presentation more clearly. Having someone explaining the presentation as it goes along makes a big difference too as it keeps the brain more focused on taking in the information. Key words highlighted in different colours tells the brain what is important. Presenting the presentation step by step helps the brain slowly intake information instead of putting everything up at once on the one slide. &nbsp;<br>In the future I will present information more clearly highlighting the main points I want to get across. I will use different colours and pictures in the presentation to draw the learner to engaging with the task.&nbsp;<br>Before taking this module I did not make use of much of the social media platforms we have learned about and I find it is a great way to get information across to others and also to find information on.

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https://youtu.be/rA61msV_gK4

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When I used to look up different articles on oneSearch I never actually looked to see if they were journal articles or newspaper articles and didn’t really know the difference but after the lecture with the librarian Vanessa I now know that you can filter through your search list to make sure your secondary sources are peer reviewed sources and academically correct

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I’ve never been on pocket before and only created an account today. I found it had some interesting articles but also ones that you would have to take with a pinch of salt. For instance this is a newspaper article about the lies of cancer. This is from a cancer patient and their experiences which may be helpful to people but they are not actually qualified in this field and it is not a reviewed article so not everything may be 100% true or accurate.

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This is a screenshot from my Pinterest account and different sub-headings of different interests I have and I find it so easy to add different videos or pictures to each topic to save for later and go back to, I also have different boards with food recipes

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Bullying can occur
Once published it is there forever
You can be hacked through social media
Many false things are published

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It is a brilliant way to find out important information quickly
Gives you a place to interact with people that have the same interests as you