The Twitter Human Affair: Persuasive, Persistent or Pervasive
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A descriptive survey on Twitter, the paper was presented in the ASIACALL 2013 held in Khon Kaen University, Thailand last Nov. 21, 2013.
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The Twitter Human Affair: Persuasive, Persistent or Pervasive
- 1. The Twitter Human Affair: Persuasive, Persistent or Pervasive Maria Victoria Pineda De La Salle University – Manila, Philippines Email: mavic.pineda@delasalle.ph AsiaCALL 2013 21 November 2013 Khon Kaen University, Thailand
- 2. How many of you use ?
- 3. Topic outline Introduction on Twitter Mechanics of Twitter Why Twitter The Twitter Survey on Everyday Use Results and Analysis
- 4. Jack Dorsey as an idea of Started an SMS platform in 2006 Jack sent the first message on Twitter on March 21, 2006 9:50pm. It read, "just setting up my twttr". Source: Jack sent the first message on Twitter on March 21, 2006 9:50pm. It read, "just setting up my twttr".
- 5. At present 892million subscribers A patent has been granted to Twitter’s whole ecosystem Source: http://twopcharts.com/twitteractivitymonitor
- 6. How Twitter works #FollowHer #FollowMe
- 7. #IamAfan #just140 #universal #quick #easy #open #connecting #interacting
- 9. #linkspeople to different kinds of information and content #linkspeople to a collegial online interfacing
- 10. Why Twitter? First, a person need not be in a group or needed to join a group before she can interact. Second, it has a universal nature. Anything a person decides to say or to announce in Twitter may be heard by everyone through the use of a simple hashtag. Third, it is able to address alienation among strangers by bringing a modern day method of collegial online interfacing— brief statement, credibility of information, and silent listening of the personal sentiments posted loudly in different ways.
- 11. 62% 38% Survey Results Created in Google form and launched in Twitter for 14days. Complete survey analytics: https://docs.google.com/a/delasalle.ph/forms/d/11Ho5wLukxFkq mfDPyIut8yHyWZNHTNQPb1BQ34SLdbo/viewanalytics
- 12. Geographic location of the Respondents 95% 2% 2%
- 13. Physical Age below 20 yrs old 20-29 yrs old 30-39 yrs old 5% 7% 44% 44% 40 and above
- 14. How many accounts does the individual has? 35% 8% 2%
- 15. What are the different ways the individual tweet? to sell or campaign a… 3 to converse or interact 31 to tell a story 16 to cite a fact, opinion or… 21 Series1 to react by disaproving 17 to react by approving 17 to think aloud 15 to share my moods or… 0 22 5 10 15 20 25 30 35
- 16. Best time to tweet during noon 18% Other 56% in the morning 26% at night 56%
- 17. Why follow a particular person?
- 18. Why follow a particular person? the person is a friend i like 16 the surprises i get from the tweets sent by the person 18 the person is an interesting stranger 23 the utility I get from the tweets sent by the person he surprises i get from the tweets sent by the person the person is an annoying stranger the person is an expert in his field the person is a celebrity i came across the person as suggested by twitter others 28 24 19 16 the utility I get from the tweets sent by the person the high visibility of the person in twitter the high visibility of the person in twitter the high visibility of the person in twitter
- 19. On gratification
- 20. Describe Twitter in one word.
- 21. Individuals by default are already always in social relations. Emmanuel Levinas
- 22. Survey Results Twitter is ideal to use to build professional networks. It enables self expression of ―thinking‖ thoughts. It provides opportunities for intelligent conversations. New culture of reciprocity! TWITTER is for the modern online tribe with no leader.
- 23. Is Twitter #pervasive, #persistent or #persuasive? It is a persuasive technology designed to change attitudes or behaviors of the users through social influence, thinking kinships, and a gratifying social situations. It possesses all the essential elements of a persuasive technology (using B.J. Fogg’s model, 2002)– the individuals as social actors, the tools to link and interface in a web fashion and serves as the media that enables causal
- 24. There’s an entire universe in every single tweet, and it all really depends on the content as far as how it’s going to spread. – Jack Dorsey
- 25. Danke. Merci. Tack. Gracias. Terima kasih. Graci. Salamat. #TYVM Victoria Pineda email address: mavic.pineda@delasall
Notes de l'éditeur
- Introduce myself as a person coming from the Information Management.My presentation this afternoon hopes to give insight how Twitter as a technology can be used in any language learning situation.
- If not, so why are you here?
- Jack Dorsey, Noah Glass, Biz Stone and Evan Williams were the founders of Twitter. Noah Glass gave the name Twitter.
- Or why focus on TwitterFirst – it is very different from the usual virtual communities; it is not a community.Second it has a universality characteristic. With the use of a hashtag, any statement or text can be read locally and globally. If it is English, it can be understood anywhere in the world.Third– it is a friendly way of talking to strangers without alienation through short or brief statement, sharing information and content, and just sensing, reading (or silently listening) to the what is posted by the other people, whether in loud or polite ways.
- a descriptive study that attempts to determine the various ways Twitter is used; looked into baseline data– is it pervasive, persuasive or pervasive
- It is only 99%.
- In this question, I wanted to determine what are the criteria used by the persons in Twitter in selecting a person to follow and why(Read the question.)
- In terms of gratification, “fun” reason fell a little short compared to reasons such as --- a. convenient mechanism of interaction, 36; b. tool for self-expression, 33; and c. extension of my thoughts, 30.
- Emmanuel Levinas, a Lithuanian Jewish philosopher, posited that individuals by default are already always in social relations. Such instances drive individuals to their desire and enjoyment. Such gratifying situation is of human transcendental nature. Individuals can inhabit overlapping worlds, ONLINE OR OFFLINE, if the experience tend to conform or favor their decisiveness. This idea of a person being in a setting that favors the sways of her desires and decisiveness can lead to constructive human engagement —from simple expression of sentiments to sharing information or even exchanging ideas and opinions. This is what Twitter has been doing, it is a platform of a modern day, distance situated but constructive and reformist human affair.
- Twitter is ideal to build professional networks— as subscribers prioritize those with expertise and the pieces of information shared by the experts.“Thinking” thoughts – as triggers for conversations, ideas and information or maybe knowledge exchange.New culture of reciprocity!---Getting valuable information; connecting to experts; surprise expressions out of intelligent thoughts; having an effect or influence to another person.TWITTER is for the modern online tribe– where people chase each other for constructive reasons; where people tend to be cordial and sincere; and there is strong synergy or exchange of thoughtsA tribe is viewed, historically or developmentally, as a social group existing or developing in a particular setting.Twitter brings a form of kinship which is web of social relationships that form an important part of the lives of most people who go online.
- So what do you think?It is a persuasive technology designed to change attitudes or behaviors of the users through social influence, thinking kinships, and a gratifying social situations.It possesses all the essential elements of a persuasive technology– the individuals as social actors, the tools to link and interface in a web fashion and serves as the media that enables causal relationships.
- There's an entire universe in every single tweet, and it all really depends on the content as far as how it's going to spread.Jack Dorsey