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Transcript for Social Networking in Plain English2
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CommonCraft presents... |
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Social Networking in Plain English |
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Networks get things done. |
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Whether it's sending a letter or lighting you home, networks make it happen. |
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To get from Chicago to Santa Fe, |
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we need to see the network of roads that will get us there. |
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We see that Chicago is connected to St. Louis, which is connected to Dallas, which is connected to Santa Fe. |
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Of course, people networks can help us with finding jobs, |
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meeting new friends, and finding parnters. |
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You know how it works: |
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Bob is your friend, he knows Sally, and Sally's friend Joe has a job for you. |
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This is a network of people, a social network. Yaaay!! |
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The problem with social networks in the real world is that most of the connections between people are hidden. |
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Your network might have huge potential, |
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but it's only as valuable as the people in the connections that you can see. Boo!!!! |
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This problem is being solved by types of websites called social networking sites. |
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This websites help you see connections that are hidden in the real world. Here's how it works: |
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You sign up for a free account and fill up your profile. Then you look for people you know. |
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When you find someone, you click a button that says "add as friend". |
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Once you do this, you and that person have a connection on the website that others can see. |
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They are member of your network, and you are member of theirs. |
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What's really cool is that you can see who your friends know, and who your friends' friends know. |
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You're no longer a stranger, so you can contact them more easily. |
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This solves a real world problem because your network has hidden opportunities. |
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Social networking sites make this connections between people visible. |
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Like a map for a highway, they show you the people network that can help you get to your next destination. |
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Whether is a job, a new partner, or a grat place to live. Your network is suddenly more useful. |
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You can get started at this sites: |
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Linkedin, Facebook and MySpace. |
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I'm Lee LeFever, and this has been Social Networking in Plain English, on the CommonCraft show. |