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Project04第2頁/共59頁1Warm-up第3頁/共59頁1Socialmediaisthecollectiveofonlinecommunicationchannelsforcommunity-basedinput,interaction,content-sharingandcollaboration.Workinpairstonamesomecommonsocialmediahomeandabroad,andtalkaboutwhyyoutendtousesomecommunicationchannelsratherthanothers.Warm-up第4頁/共59頁Facebookisapopularfreesocialnetworkingwebsitethatallowsregistereduserstocreateprofiles,uploadphotosandvideos,sendmessagesandkeepintouchwithfriends,familyandcolleagues.AccordingtostatisticsfromtheNielsenGroup,InternetuserswithintheUnitedStatesspendmoretimeonFacebookthananyotherwebsite.Twitterisafreemicrobloggingservicethatallowsregisteredmemberstobroadcastshortpostscalledtweets.Twittermemberscanbroadcasttweetsandfollowotherusers’tweetsbyusingmultipleplatformsanddevices.ReferenceanswersWarm-up第5頁/共59頁Wikipediaisafree,opencontentonlineencyclopediacreatedthroughthecollaborativeeffortofacommunityofusersknownasWikipedians.Anyoneregisteredonthesitecancreateanarticleforpublication;registrationisnotrequiredtoeditarticles.WikipediawasfoundedinJanuaryof2001.LinkedInisasocialnetworkingsitedesignedspecificallyforthebusinesscommunity.Thegoalofthesiteistoallowregisteredmemberstoestablishanddocumentnetworksofpeopletheyknowandtrustprofessionally.ReferenceanswersWarm-up第6頁/共59頁Besidestheabove-mentionedcommunicationschannels,wehaveQQ,Microblog,WeChat,etc.ThefirstoneIusedisQQ,becauseitfirstcameintoexistence.Thebiggestadvantageofitisthatitenablesmetosendlargeattachments.IstilluseitnowwhenIaminfrontofthecomputer.IalsouseMicroblog,butIuseitlessoftennow,becausenotmanypeopleuseitnow.Thisimpliesone’schoiceofcommunicationschannelsisaffectedbyothers.Itsmainfunction,Ithink,islikeadiary,whichisarecordofwhatIdo,andwhatIthink.Itisalsofocusedoncurrentsocialevents.ReferenceanswersWarm-up第7頁/共59頁WhatIusethemostoftennowisWeChat.ItisamobiletextandvoicemessagingcommunicationservicedevelopedbyTencentinChina,firstreleasedinJanuary2011.Itisthelargeststandalonemessagingappbymonthlyactiveusers.Itisthenewestappamongthethree,butprobablyhasthemostusersnow.WeChatprovidestextmessaging,hold-to-talkvoicemessaging,broadcast(one-to-many)messaging,sharingofphotographsandvideos,andlocationsharing.Photographsmayalsobeembellishedwithfiltersandcaptions,andamachinetranslationserviceisavailable.SoIuseittosendtextmessages,voices,photosbothforfunandforwork.ReferenceanswersWarm-up第8頁/共59頁2Workingroups.Eachofyouintroducesoneofyourfavoriteapps.Youmayrefertothefollowingpoints.?name?function?intendedusers?popularity?howtouseit?roomforimprovementsWarm-up第9頁/共59頁Iliketousemanyapps,suchasKuwoMusic(酷我音樂),Meituxiuxiu(美圖秀秀),Dazhongdianping(大眾點(diǎn)評(píng)),andTushubiji(涂書筆記).Manyothersmustknowtheformerthree.SoIwillintroducethelastone,Tushubiji.Thenameisinteresting,becauseitreadslikeDushubiji,whichmeansthatonetakesnoteswhilereading.Butthefirstwordinthisappis“tu”,whichmeans“daub”:tohighlight,orincludeacertainareaofthephotoyouhavejusttakenofabookpage.Itsmainfunctionistoconverttheprintedwordsinabookintoelectronicversion.Itisintendedforthosewhooftenreadbooks,andwhoarerelativelymorehigh-techsuchasteachersandstudents.Itworksveryeasily.First,youdownloadittoyoursmartphone,andthenloginit.Butyouhavetoregister,oruseyoursinaMicroblogusernameifyoualreadyhaveone.ReferenceanswersWarm-up第10頁/共59頁Youopentheapp,takeaphotoofthefewlinesofabookpagethatyouwanttorecord,andthendaubthepartyouwantwithyourfinger,pressthetick(√)icon.Miraculously,youwillseethatthepartofthephotoyoudaubedjustnowhastransformedintoChinesecharactersinawordfileifthebookisinChinese.IfthebookisinEnglish,youjustneedtopress“English”,thenthephotowillbetransformedintoEnglishwords.Thenpress“nextstep”and“finish”tosavethenote.Youmayedit,andsharethenoteifyoulike.Thedrawbackisthattheareayoumayscanandrecordisrelativelysmall,maybejusthalfapage.Butit’sbetterthannone.Itisaverynewapp,andIhopeitwillbeimprovedastimegoeson.ReferenceanswersWarm-up第11頁/共59頁2

ListeningandSpeaking第12頁/共59頁TopicOneWhatismassmedia?第13頁/共59頁1Listentoatalkandchoosethebestanswertothequestions.ListeningandSpeakingWhatismassmedia?Listeningandunderstanding1WhichofthefollowingisNOTaformofmassmedia?

B.Alternativemedia.2Whydomanymediaoutletshaveawebpresence?

A.TomakefulluseoftheInternet.3Whatarethemajordifferencesbetweenmassmediaandlocalmedia?

C.Localmediahasasmalleraudienceandismoreregional.4WhydoesthetalkcitetheexampleofTheGuardian?

D.Toshowthatcertainlocalmediacanbeupgradedtomassmedia.5Whichofthefollowingisoneofthecriticismsofmassmedia?A.Itfailstoaddressnumerousinterestinglocalstories.6Whyisitimportanttounderstandmassmedia?

C.Becauseithelpsustounderstandapeopleandculture.第14頁/共59頁2Listentothetalkagainandcompletethesummary.ListeningandSpeakingListeningandunderstandingWhatismassmedia?

Massmediaisintendedfor1)______________,anditissometimesusedasasynonymfor“2)_______________”.Ittakestheformssuchas3)______________,printmediaandthe4)__________,whichincludesInternetandmobilemasscommunication.Manymediaoutletsmaintainawebpresencetotakeadvantageofthe5)______________oftheInternet.Asopposedtomassmedia,localmediacoversamuchsmaller6)_________________,focusingon7)____________ofinterest.Massmediaiscriticizedtobetootopicalasitcovers8)_____________________newsandaddressesfewlocalstories.Besidesprovidingthenews,massmediaalsoincludes9)____________andmayalsobeeducational.Understandingmassmediaisusually10)______tounderstandingapopulationandculture.Byviewingdifferentsourcesofanation’smedia,onecangetcluesinto11)______________.alargeaudiencemainstreammediabroadcastmediadigitalmediareadyavailabilitypopulationandarearegionalnewsnationalandinternationalentertainmentkeyhowpeoplethink第15頁/共59頁3Accordingtothetalk,massmedia,apartfromprovidingthenewsandentertainment,mayalsobeeducationalinnature.Workingroupstoshareyourexperiencesofbeingeducatedthroughmassmedia,suchasradioandtelevision,etc.ListeningandSpeakingThinkingandspeakingTelevisioncanbeapowerfulentertainmentandeducationtoolforchildren.WhenIwasakid,myparentswerebusyatwork,soIspentmostofmyleisuretimeinfrontofTV.ReportshaveindicatedthatmanyfamiliesintheUShavetheirTVonanaverageofsixhoursperdayandtheaveragechildinfact,views1,500hoursoftelevisionperyearcomparedtospendingonly900hoursperyearinschool.Inthiscase,theprogrammingofTVprovesevenmoreimportant.IbenefitedmuchfromTVprograms.Whatismassmedia?第16頁/共59頁ListeningandSpeakingThinkingandspeakingIenjoyedwatchingprogramssuchasCCTVnews,quizshows,cartoons,andsportsprograms.Theseprogramsarebotheducationalandfun.Theyareagoodsourceofknowledgeandpleasure.Forexample,IespeciallylikeanannualCCTVprogramcalled“TouchingtheHeartofChina”.Fromtheseheroic,devotedandunselfishpeople,Ipurifiedmysoul,andlearnedtobeabetterperson.FromAnimalWorld,Igottoknowthetaxonomiesofanimalssuchasamphibians,birds,fish,mammals,reptiles,andinvertebrates.Ialsolearnedthatwolvesarehighlyadaptableanimalsandcanliveinavarietyofhabitatsaslongassufficientpreyisavailable.Wolvescanbenefitnaturalplantandanimalcommunitiesinanumberofways.WolfpredationcanpreventtheWhatismassmedia?第17頁/共59頁ListeningandSpeakingThinkingandspeakingoverpopulationofprey,therebyhelpingmaintainthenaturaloccurrenceofsomeplantandotherwildlifespeciesinecosystems.Ievenlearnedtobemoreenvironmental-friendlyfromthepublicserviceadvertisements,suchastosavewaterandelectricity.However,studieshaveshownthattelevision,andmediaingeneral,canalsohaveaverynegativeinfluence.Somestudiesindicateitcanshortenourattentionspan,causeobesity,createfear,andincreaseaggressiveandanti-socialbehaviorifexposureisunmonitoredandunlimited.Butaslongaswecancontrolourselves,itspositiveinfluencewillalwaysoutweighitsnegativeones.Whatismassmedia?第18頁/共59頁TopicTwoSocialmediausersarehappierandmoreengaged第19頁/共59頁1Socialmediaisarelativelynewtermcomparedwithmassmedia.Ithasrecentlybecomepartofmainstreamculture.Thetalkyouaregoingtohearisabouthowitaffectsourdailylife,personalityandbehavior.Listentothetalktwiceandnotedownthekeywordsofthenegativeandpositiveaspectsofusingsocialmedia,andrelevantinformationofastudybyPewResearchCenter.ListeningandSpeakingSocialmediausersarehappierandmoreengagedListeningandunderstanding第20頁/共59頁Thenegativeaspects:makingpeoplelesssociable,self-centered,getwrappedupintextingorspillingtheirinnermostsecretsonlinewithouteverrelatingtoothers’concerns;hurtingusers’relationshipsandpushingthemawayfromparticipatingintheworldListeningandSpeakingSocialmediausersarehappierandmoreengagedListeningandunderstanding第21頁/共59頁Thepositiveaspects:makingpeoplehave“highermeasuresofsocialwell-being”,moretrusting,havemoreclosefriends,getmoresupportfromthosefriendsandmorepoliticallyengaged;improvingcommunicationbetweenpeople;bringinggroupmembers’attentiontoanissue;puttingusersintouchwitholdfriends;revivingotherlong-dormantrelationships;makingpeoplehavemorecloserelationshipsandmorelikelytobeinvolvedincivicandpoliticalactivities,feelasenseofprideandaccomplishmentabouttheircontributionsListeningandSpeakingSocialmediausersarehappierandmoreengagedListeningandunderstanding第22頁/共59頁Thestudy:1)morethan2,200Americanadults2)Internet&AmericanLifeProject3)communications4)85pagesListeningandSpeakingSocialmediausersarehappierandmoreengagedListeningandunderstanding第23頁/共59頁2Thetalkmentionsthatsomepeoplethinkonlinesocialcommunicationislargelyself-centered,andthatfolksarebusywithtextingorspillingtheirinnermostsecrets,withouteverrelatingtoothers’concerns.Workingroupsandhaveadiscussionaboutyourunderstandingofthistopic.ListeningandSpeakingThinkingandspeakingSocialmediausersarehappierandmoreengaged第24頁/共59頁Iagreewiththestatement.Onlineusersmayhavenoclueastotheirrelativestatus,andnormsforinteractionarenotclear,sopeopletendtobecomemorearrogant,self-centeredandlessinhibited.ThiswillbringabouthostilelanguageandcreatesatoxicclimatewhichharmsthehealthygrowthofrelationontheInternet.Sinceonlinecommunicationisnotfacetoface,theusersmaynotknoweachother.Theywillthusbecomemoreselfish,rudeanduncaring.Theyactasiftheyarethecenterofattention,andeverybodyshouldfeedintotheirego,andlistentowhattheysay.Theyhavenotrueempathyorrespectforotherpeople,andtheyusebitterandsarcasticlanguage.Whenotherpeopledisagree,manywillcurseorusedirtylanguage.

ListeningandSpeakingThinkingandspeakingSocialmediausersarehappierandmoreengaged第25頁/共59頁Itistruethatmostpeoplearebusywithpostingwhattheyhaveeaten,wheretheyhavebeento,whattheyhavebought,etc.Thesocialmediahavebeenreducedtoaplatformwherenarcissisticpeopleshowoff.Whattheyhavepostedcannotarousegeneralpublic’sinterest.Theirmainfocusisonthemselves,insteadofthecommonissuespeopleareconcernedwith.Thesocialmedia,asthenameindicates,shouldhaveahigheraim,thatis,itshouldfocusonthesocialissues,andplayamoreactiveroleinimprovingthesociety,insteadofaplaceforthosewithabigegotobragaboutthemselves.ListeningandSpeakingThinkingandspeakingSocialmediausersarehappierandmoreengaged第26頁/共59頁Idon’tagreewiththestatement.Firstweneedtodefinewhatself-centeredmeansinthiscontext.Myunderstandingisthatitmeanspeopletendtofocusonthethingsthatarerelatedtothemselves.Itdoesnotmean“selfish”,“narcissistic”,or“bigego”.Ifmyunderstandingisright,thereisnothingwrongwithabitbeingself-centered.Ourlifeisalreadyfullofallmannerofstress;socialmediaprovidesuswithanopportunityoroutlettoshareourfeelingsorrelieveourpressure.Thusforsomepeople,thissortofsocialmediaservesasadiary.Theyrecordhowtheyfeel,whattheydo,etc.withMicroblogorWeChat.Itisnottheobligationofsocialmediatotakeothers’concernsintoconsideration.Ifyoudocareaboutsocialevents,youcanveryListeningandSpeakingThinkingandspeakingSocialmediausersarehappierandmoreengaged第27頁/共59頁wellusethisplatformtoshowyourconcernandviewpoints.ButifIamnotinterested,Iamnotobligedtodothis.IhavemyownrighttodecidewhattosayandwhattopostifIamnothurtingothers.Ifyouarenotinterestedinmyposts,youcansimplyignorethem.WhyshouldIbelabeledas“self-centered”inanegativesense?Thefactthatsocialmediacanbeusedforothercivicandpoliticalactivitiesdoesnotmeanithastobelikethis.Themainfunctionofsocialmediaforanindividualistokeepintouchwithotherpeopleandvoiceouthisorherownfeelingsoropinions.ListeningandSpeakingThinkingandspeakingSocialmediausersarehappierandmoreengaged第28頁/共59頁TopicThreeTheeraof“we-media”第29頁/共59頁1Listentothetalkandchoosethebestanswertothequestions.ListeningandSpeakingTheeraof“we-media”Listeningandunderstanding1Whydosomepeoplebelievethat“we-media”maymaketraditionalnewsoutletsoutdated?

B.Because“we-media”canalmostbeaccessedeverywhereintheworld.2Whatisthemainreasonwhymainstreammediawebsitesstilldrawhundredsofmillionsofvisitorseachmonth?

A.Becausetheyassignstoriestoprofessionaljournalists.3Whatisthestrengthoftraditionalmediaorganizations?

D.Theycancreateacombinedpackageofnews.4WhyareBBCandCNNmentioned?

C.Toshowthatsomemediaorganizationshavealreadytriedtosearchformorechannels.5Whydosomeoftheamateurbloggersgiveupneighborhoodblogs?

B.Becausetheyaretoobusy.第30頁/共59頁2Listentothetalkagainanddecidewhetherthestatementsaretrueorfalse.ListeningandSpeakingTheeraof“we-media”Listeningandunderstanding1SocialnetworkingsiteslikeFacebookandTwitterbelongto“we-media”.2Itisimpossiblefortraditionalmassmediaand“we-media”tocoexist.3Organizedmedialookstocitizenjournaliststodrivetraffic.4UserscantagavideowithYouTube’sURLanduploadittotheorganization.5Somemediaorganizationspayprofessionaljournaliststorunneighborhoodblogs.TTTFF第31頁/共59頁3Workinpairsanddiscussthestrengthsandproblemsof“we-media”.ListeningandSpeakingThinkingandspeakingTheeraof“we-media”Idoagreethatthetruthfulnessofthepostisabigproblem.Becausepeopledonotknowwhothesenderorposteris,andthatpersonmayforwardsomethinguntrueoreventelloutrightliestoattractattentionanddrivetraffic.Somepoststakeadvantageofpeople’ssympathyandaskpeopletoforwardamessagewhichisabout“l(fā)ookingforamissingchild”.Butactually,thephonenumberofthecontactpersondoesnotbelongtotheonewholoseshis/herchild.Thereisevennotsuchathingthatachildismissing.Thebrutalfactis,ifyoudialthatnumber,youeitherhavetopayanexorbitantlyhightelephonefeeoraswindleiswaitingforyou.第32頁/共59頁3Workinpairsanddiscussthestrengthsandproblemsof“we-media”.ListeningandSpeakingThinkingandspeakingTheeraof“we-media”Buttherearealsosomeadvantagesto“we-media”.Forexample,fromreadingmyfriends’postsonMicroblog,Icanquicklyknowwhatishappeninginouruniversity,neighborhood,andourcity.Forexample,oncemyfriendspostedsomephotoswhentheywerehavingagoodtimeattheFoodFestivalinouruniversity.Iimmediatelycontactedthem,andjoinedthem.Thisisthebeautyof“we-media”,Ithink.第33頁/共59頁3ViewingandSpeaking第34頁/共59頁TopicOneCyberbullying第35頁/共59頁1

Watchavideoclipandanswerthequestions.CyberbullyingViewingandunderstandingViewingandSpeaking1Whathasprovidedtheperfectopportunitytosatisfypeople’ssocialappetites?

Theriseofsocialnetworkingsites.2Whatisthedefinitionofcyberbullying?

Theuseofonlinecommunicationstoharass,threatenorembarrassanother.3Whatarethetwoexamplesofcyberbullyingmentionedinthevideoclip?

Forwardingcruel,privatemessages,picturesorvideos;assumingfalseidentitiesonsocialnetworkingsites.4Whatmakesembarrassingmessagesandprivateimagesorvideosspreadlikewildfire?

TheeasewithwhichpeoplecanspreadthemontheInternet.5Whataresomeofthesymptomsofthosecyberbullyingvictims?

Withdrawalfromfamilyandfriends,depressionandeventhoughtsofsuicide.6Whatcanwedotostopcyberbullying?

Tostartspreadingpositivityonline.第36頁/共59頁2

WatchthevideoclipagainandcompletethesentencesCyberbullyingViewingandunderstandingViewingandSpeaking1Maskedbehindthecomputerscreenand_____________,manyaregivenafalsesenseof__________________,believingthattheiractionswillhavenoconsequences.2Simplyturningoffthecomputerisnota______________asthosearoundyouarestillpartoftheonlinecommunity,andtheharassmentcancontinueintoyour________________.3TheInternet,what(which)couldbeafunandsafecommunityfortheworld,isnowcontaminatedwith________.4Cyberbullyingisa________we’vecreatedourselvesandithastobeuswhowill__________tothisepidemic.5Instead,let’susetheInternetforagreaterpurpose,to____________________,ourcultures,andbringtheworld______________.6Together,wecangiveavoicetothevictimswhohavebeen______________.onlineaccountsauthorityandsecurityone-timesolutionofflineenvironmenthatredmonsterputanendcelebrateourdifferencesclosertogetherbulliedintosilence第37頁/共59頁3Discussingroupsthequestions:1Whatisyourcommentonthispreventivesoftware?Isiteffective?ThinkingandspeakingViewingandSpeakingCyberbullying?Iamverymuchimpressedbythisyounggirl’sinvention.Ithinkitisaneffectivemethod.Isaysonotonlybecauseofthehighpercentagepresentedintheirresearch,butbecauseofmyownmentalityandbehavior.?No,Idon’tthinkthiswillofanypracticaluse.Admittedly,thisgirl’sinventionisimpressive.ButIdoubtitseffectivenesseventhoughtheirresearchshowsashighas93%kidschangetheirmindwhentheyuseReThink.First,Ihavenoideahowtheygotthefigureof93%.Ifthisfigurewasobtainedthroughquestionnaire,itisquestionable,sincepeopledonotalwaystellthetruthwhilecompletingaquestionnaire.Second,peoplewilleventuallyignorethisalert.Whentheyfirstuseit,theymaypayattentiontoit.Butastheygetusedtoit,theywillsimplyignoreit.第38頁/共59頁3Discussingroupsthequestions:2Willyoutrythissoftware?Whyorwhynot?ThinkingandspeakingViewingandSpeakingCyberbullying?Idefinitelywilltrythis,andbelieveitcanhelpme,becauseIamanimpulsiveperson.Ialwayssayanddothingswithoutsecondthought,andjustbecauseofthisIoftenoffendothersunintentionally.Nowsomesoftwareshavebeenupgradedandaddedsomechicfunctions.IreallyappreciatethefunctionoftheemailserviceofNeteasewhichallowsone30secondstocancelthesendingofanemailincaseonesendsittothewrongpersonoronewantstoreconsiderthecontent.Thissoftware,ReThink,hasasimilarfunction,thatis,alertyouandallowyoutimetocooloffandrewordwhatyouwanttosay,soasnottohurtothers.?No,Idon’tthinkIwilltrythissoftwarebecauseitscontentfilteringtechnologymaynotworkwell,thuscausingmetroubleevenwhenIpostsomethingappropriate.Thiswilldefinitelywastemytime.第39頁/共59頁3Discussingroupsthequestions:3Doyouhaveothersuggestionsforstoppingcyberbullying?ThinkingandspeakingViewingandSpeakingCyberbullyingTostopcyberbullying,weneedtohaveacompassionateheart.NotlongagoIwatchedMonicaLewinsky’sTedTalk“ThePriceofShame”,duringwhichshedescribedherselfasoneoftheearliestvictimsofcyberbullying.Shesaid,“...Showingempathytoothersbenefitsusallandhelpscreateasaferandbetterworld.Weneedtocommunicateonlinewithcompassion,consumenewswithcompassion,andclickwithcompassion.”Itotallyagreewithherviewpoints.Wealldeservecompassion,andtolivebothonlineandofflineinamorecompassionateworld.Besidesbeingcompassionate,wealsoneedtotakeactions.Wecanpostapositivecommentforsomeoneorreportabullyingsituation.Compassionatecommentshelpabatethenegativity.WecanalsocounteracttheculturebysupportingorganizationsthatdealwiththesekindsofissuestoprotectvictimsandtostopandpenalizethoseirresponsibleandspitefulInternetusers.第40頁/共59頁TopicTwoDangersofoversharing第41頁/共59頁1Watchthevideocliptwiceandfillintheblanks.

DangersofoversharingViewingandunderstandingViewingandSpeaking1WhoisSusanMcLean?

D.Acybersafetyexpert.2Whichinformationcanberevealedbypostingyourholidayphotosonline?

A.Youarenotathome.3WhichofthefollowinginformationaboutCarlyOpheaisNOTrevealed?

D.Hercompanyaddress.4WhydoesCarlyOpheafeelvulnerable?

C.Becausesheisafraidtheywillfinallyfindoutherhomeaddress.5WhichofthefollowingistrueaboutSarahHaywood?

B.Shehasason.第42頁/共59頁2Watchthevideoclipagainandcompletethesentences.

DangersofoversharingViewingandunderstandingViewingandSpeaking1Itseemslikeharmlessonlinefun,butascelebritiesandsportsstarsfoundoutthehardway:Happysnapscan________.2It’scalledoversharing–thosebirthdayalertsandfamilysnaps________toIDthieves,predatorsandstalkers.Anyonecanfallvictim,from____________toswimstars.Oversharingpersonalpicturesandpostscancreate___________.3Sharinglotsofinformationonlineisdefinitelygonnaputyouina_______________.You’reputtingyourselfouttherealotmoreandisprettymuchdeadthesedays.Sothemorephotos,themorecheck-ins,themore___________someoneisgonnagaininsightintowhoyouareand_________.4Tipsforstayingsafeonlineincludeusing_______________,notdivulgingprivateinformationaboutyou,yourfamily,friendsorothers,checkingyour_____________ofprivate(privacy),onlyaddingfriendsyouactuallyknow,andinsistingfriends_________________iralinvaluableschoolchildrenaworldofpainhigh-riskcategoryonlineprivacywhatyoudoastrongpasswordsecuritysettingsaskyourpermission第43頁/共59頁3Workingroupsandlistmoresafetytips.Thenjudgewhohasthebestonlinesafetyawarenessinyourgroup.ThinkingandspeakingViewingandSpeaking1Surfanddownloadsafely.Onlygotowebsitesyoutrust.Freefile-sharingprogramsareoftenbundledwithsneakyspyware.2Neverclick“agree”or“OK”tocloseapop-upwindow–thatcantriggerspyware.Onlyclickonthered“x”inthecornerorclickonAlt+F4toclosethewindowsafely.3UseanupdatedWebbrowsertomakesureyou’retakingadvantageofitscurrentsafetyfeatures.4Adjustyourbrowsersecuritysettingstomediumorhigh.Considerusinganalternatebrowserwhichmayloweryourriskofmalwareattacks.5Bewaryofemailattachmentsandlinksinbothemailandinstantmessages.Usecautionevenwhenthemessageappearstocomefromasafesender,asidentityinformationinmessagescaneasilybespoofed.

Dangersofoversharing第44頁/共59頁3Workingroupsandlistmoresafetytips.Thenjudgewhohasthebestonlinesafetyawarenessinyourgroup.ThinkingandspeakingViewingandSpeaking6Becautiousaboutgivingoutyourpersonallyidentifiableinformationtoanyone.Findoutwhytheinformationisneeded,andifit’sabsolutelynecessarytogiveout.7Choosesecurepasswordswithbothnumbersandletters.Neverusebirthdays,familyorpetnames.8Neverlogintoyourbankorotherfinancialaccountsfrompubliccomputersorfromwirelessnetworkswherelogininformationcanbestolen.

Dangersofoversharing第45頁/共59頁4Project第46頁/共59頁Whatcansocialmediabringusandhowtouseitwisely?Youruniversityisholdingapaneldiscussioninordertoarousestudents’awarenessofusingsocialmediawisely.Theparticipantsofthepaneldiscussionareamoderator,amediaexpert,anofficerfromapublicsecuritydepartment,ateacher,acitizen,andacollegestudent.Project第47頁/共59頁Step1FormgroupsFormgroupsofsixstudents.ProjectGivingaspeechonthechangingworldofsports第48頁/共59頁Step2ChooserolesEachstudentchoosesaroletoplay.Youmayalsodrawlotstodecidewhoiswhom.ThemoderatorThemediaexpertTheofficerTheteacherThecitizenThecollegestudentProjectGivingaspeechonthechangingworldofsports第49頁/共59頁Step3Preparemate