Social Media Awareness Dictionary

Social Media First Aid

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Social Media First Aid Train the Trainer" likely refers to a program or training course where individuals are taught how to become trainers themselves in the field of social media first aid. Social media first aid typically involves training individuals to respond effectively to online crises, such as cyberbullying, harassment, or the spread of harmful content, and providing support to those affected. In a "Train the Trainer" program, participants learn how to deliver this training to others, enabling them to disseminate the knowledge and skills needed to address social media-related emergencies within their own communities or organizations. This approach can help spread awareness and expertise in dealing with online harm

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The sharing of personal information on social media that may lead to privacy violations or harm to one's reputation or safety.

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The controls and options that users can set to determine who can see their social media content and activity.

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Analytics

Data and metrics collected by social media platforms to track user behavior and engagement with content.

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