Reflection on Social Media and Me Josh Benevides
I find today that the internet is a very dangerous place for the next generation and the younger generation that is already here, there are many reasons for this, there is the problem with bullying and because the internet allows people to target hundreds or even thousands of people online at a time it is very easy to get many people to target one single person. A big second is targeting your information and personal information, online these days people can find out where you live, where you go to school, even your phone number, they can even target your bank account and your money and can even steal your identity. One of the biggest I find online is the access to certain things teens back then were not exposed to as the teens today. The things I am talking about are drugs and certain things like certain music that talks about drugs killing people and sex which kids at the age of 9-10-11 should not be listening to this on its own leads kids into a very different path then they should be in.
BRAINSTORM!
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Evolution of Social Media
CompuServe was the first major commercial internet service provider for the public in the united states. Using technology known then as dial-up, it dominated the field through the 1980s and remained a major player until the mid 1990s
1971 the first email was delivered
1978 2 Chicago business men/computer Hobbyists built a BBS to notify their friends off meetings.
1984 AT&T set up a network provider in 1990 with 465,000 subscribers compared to CompusServe’s 600,000. Compu was sold many times and was then melded into AT&T.
1985 The AOL The American Online service opened.
1989 Tim bernes-Lee began to work at CERn on what is today the world wide web
1992 tripod opened as a community online for college students and young adults.
1993 CERN donated the WWW technology to the world.
Students at NCSA displayed the first graphical browser, Mosiac, and Web pages as we know it.
1994 BHI started geocities which allowed users to create their own web page browser. They crossed the 1 million member mark in 1997
More than 1,500 web servers were online in 1994
1997 blogging starts
google opens up as a search engine
2001 Wikipedia was started and also Apple
2002 Friendstar starts AOL had 34 million members
2003 Myspace was created/launched as a clone of friendstar
2004 Facebook was then launched
2005 youtube started storing and retrieving videos
2006 twitter was launched
2007 microsoft bought a stake in facebook
I find today that the internet is a very dangerous place for the next generation and the younger generation that is already here, there are many reasons for this, there is the problem with bullying and because the internet allows people to target hundreds or even thousands of people online at a time it is very easy to get many people to target one single person. A big second is targeting your information and personal information, online these days people can find out where you live, where you go to school, even your phone number, they can even target your bank account and your money and can even steal your identity. One of the biggest I find online is the access to certain things teens back then were not exposed to as the teens today. The things I am talking about are drugs and certain things like certain music that talks about drugs killing people and sex which kids at the age of 9-10-11 should not be listening to this on its own leads kids into a very different path then they should be in.
BRAINSTORM!
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Evolution of Social Media
CompuServe was the first major commercial internet service provider for the public in the united states. Using technology known then as dial-up, it dominated the field through the 1980s and remained a major player until the mid 1990s
1971 the first email was delivered
1978 2 Chicago business men/computer Hobbyists built a BBS to notify their friends off meetings.
1984 AT&T set up a network provider in 1990 with 465,000 subscribers compared to CompusServe’s 600,000. Compu was sold many times and was then melded into AT&T.
1985 The AOL The American Online service opened.
1989 Tim bernes-Lee began to work at CERn on what is today the world wide web
1992 tripod opened as a community online for college students and young adults.
1993 CERN donated the WWW technology to the world.
Students at NCSA displayed the first graphical browser, Mosiac, and Web pages as we know it.
1994 BHI started geocities which allowed users to create their own web page browser. They crossed the 1 million member mark in 1997
More than 1,500 web servers were online in 1994
1997 blogging starts
google opens up as a search engine
2001 Wikipedia was started and also Apple
2002 Friendstar starts AOL had 34 million members
2003 Myspace was created/launched as a clone of friendstar
2004 Facebook was then launched
2005 youtube started storing and retrieving videos
2006 twitter was launched
2007 microsoft bought a stake in facebook
Joshua Benevides Activity 3
1. How does a user import footage in After Effects? “file” down to import then to file and select your file
2. What are “Motion Graphics”? graphics that are momentarily moving accross the screen
3. What is Compositing? To take one or more pictures and put them together
4. What is Frame Rate? Frame rate is how fast each frame is going on the screen.
5. What is a composition? A composition is a project made up of videos and or music.
6. Why should you Render (RAM Preview)? It compresses the files and makes them smaller and easier to move around
7. What is adaptive resolution and OpenGL? OpenGL is used for rendering 2d and 3d graphics. Adaptive resolution is
This is me changing the colour of the girls shirt and also displaying a flare in the background of the video.
This is the tino raise video that i have modified with the picture/video moving and also a blur effect.
This is my After Effects Basic Training video, in this i display motion graphics and some particle effects.
