Social media is an important tool that can be used to spread Islamic messages and influence important discussions. It allows for two-way communication unlike traditional media. Facebook is currently the second most popular social media platform with over 80 million users in Pakistan. It is important for organizations like Jamaat-e-Islami Khawateen to create official pages and groups on Facebook and Twitter to build communities and share credible, authentic Islamic content with followers. Social media also provides opportunities to expose issues like corruption and influence discussions on topics like women's rights and religious issues. Learning the technical aspects of platforms like setting up accounts, posting, and engaging with others is important for effective usage.
40. Key Activities of Internet Usage in Pakistan
Email services
Top Email services providers Hotmail, Gmail;, Yahoo, live.com, Ovi.com
Social Media Networking
Top Social Media Networking sites Face
Book, Youtube, Yahoo.com, Twitter, Linkdin, Orkut
Bloggers/Aggregators
Technology, Politics, Health, Entertainment & Lifestyle, Music & Fashion
Instant Messaging
Facebook chat, MSN chat, Yahoo chat, Skype
Search Engine Optimization
Google and Yahoo search engines and MSN
41. Why social media???
Think of regular media as a one-way street where you can
read a newspaper or listen to a report on television.
Social Media has changed the way people
connect, discover, and share information.
Most people think that social media is a place where all the
crazy teenagers post party pictures, tell people their
problems or gossip about every thing.
While it should be a source of using to spread islam and also
For the purpose of sharing and discussing ISLAM.
And this is a best way of preaching ISLAM.
45. Influence
Government expose corruption, poor
governance, take up of issues( hurmate
rasool, burma issue)
Judiciary- Shahrukh case
Establishment- voters
list, Kharotabad, Sarfaraz shah murder, shiya
community murder
election commission- voters list issue
50. Facebook Signing-up
Display Pic (DP)
Introduction
User Name & E-Mail (use unique and same)
Selected and concern friends
Tagging
Groups/Pages (Cause, Individual, organizations, interest)
Credible and Authentic Sharing
Use Mobile for Status Update
Avoid Trolling
78. Science of Twitter means nuts and bolts
or technicalities of Twitter
Or
How to set up Twitter Account and
understanding its functions and features
79. First, you need to set up an account:
Go to http://twitter.com/
Go to Sign Up
Look at the next two slides
The first screen shot shows you where the
Sign Up is when you first enter the website
You will notice a red arrow next to the Sign
Up
The screen shot after that shows you the blank
Sign Up page
84. Type your
tweet here
and hit the
tweet bar!
Click here
to see who is
following
you and
who you
follow.
Here
your
tweet is
display
85. You are equipped anytime
Take out your phone from pocket
and start now
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