For this assignment, you will choose a social media post, event, incident, trend or campaign from one of your own social media feeds that connects to at least one of the topics from Weeks 1 - 5 (platformisation, gender, race, disability and activism). You will conduct a case study analysis of the chosen social media phenomenon, considering issues of diversity, inclusion and harm. For the assignment you must:Choose a social media post, event, incident, trend or campaign from one of your own social media feeds that connects to at least one of the topics from Weeks 1-5 of the unit.Conduct research on the chosen social media phenomenon, considering the following:Research on social media and digitally situated cultural production (such as scholarly papers, including unit readings)Research diversity, inclusion and harms online (such as scholarly paper including unit readings, research reports, and other high-quality informal sources). How does this case align or misalign with this research and scholarship?What new insights can your research add to this discussion/debate?Include original empirical evidence of your case study, for example, annotated screenshots. Write in an academic tone, structured to include an introduction, body and conclusion, and use APA style referencing. Submit via Turnitin as a word or pdf file.

Watch The Social Dilemma and then write 200-300 words talking about how Social Media influences YOU as an individual and how it influences our society. You must demonstrate that you watched the video by citing it.

Which scenario is an example of social media influencing mainstream media content?A.A local teenager uses social media to poll other students about school policies; he brings the results to the principal, who makes some important changes.B.A factory worker uses a popular photo-sharing site to document unsafe working conditions, which leads to an investigative report by a local news station.C.A college student uses Twitter to share her opinion of the candidates for president, convincing several friends to change their votes.D.A waiter uses Twitter to promote the shoes he has designed to be safer for food service workers, sparking a major change in the industry.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

InstructionsReview the Social Work Grand Challenges and choose a topic related to these or inspired by these topics. The following questions may help you to narrow your topic area:What inspires you? What are you most interested in or passionate about?Is there an area of social work practice you’d like to explore more?Do you have a personal experience that informs one of these topics?Prepare a PowerPoint presentation that includes one slide for each of these areas.A brief outline of the topic you selected (must include current data on the incidence and prevalence, groups or communities most impacted, and a current intervention being used to address the topic).Choose two theories you would like to explore and apply to this topic and provide supporting research in applying these theories to understand this topic (please have a slide for each theory).Analyze the intersection of social and economic justice.Present 2-3 of your own insights on the topic and connect them to research.Reference slide (APA format).

Topic 5 discussed how social impact information can be produced by other stakeholders, not just a business itself. Choose all sources of information that can be produced by other stakeholders.Group of answer choicesAuditsAcademic researchDocumentariesInvestigative journalismMedia stories

Each journal entry should:Critically analyse a topic, issue or event in the history, politics, economics of the internet as discussed in the lectures and readings from Weeks 1-5.Use at least one CURRENT real-world example to demonstrate your understanding of the social and cultural issues arising from networked change. Examples will be deemed current if they have occurred in this calendar year (2023).Include at least two academic references, including one from the week’s reading list (cited using APA 7th Style).Hyperlink to a minimum of two on non-academic pieces of research or online media relevant to your analysis and example.