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Access, Power and Social Marginalization in Cyberculture - Coggle Diagram
Access, Power and Social Marginalization in Cyberculture
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Power
The effect of social media on political knowledge divides into an optimistic and a pessimistic strain.
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The dynamics of social media does not merely change existing structures in society: old rules of thumb for who participates and has influence over agenda still apply.
The velocity of viral sharing implies that millions of people can be reached through word of mouth in a matter of days.
The era of the Internet has sometimes been seen as heralding a new dawn for inclusive, non-hierarchical politics.
The increased importance of social media has led to the dilution of the power of traditional political actors, at least when it comes to opinion formation.
Access
usability and accessibility are precursors of the new way of
thinking about the needs of online communities
Despite having good quality design, some usability features are difficult to use.
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User-oriented Design
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Winkball is a chat system designed for users to communicate in natural ways, made for all ages and even deaf people.
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Computers help in many ways to allow people to have a mirror to talk to each other, and start to learn their body well from the beginning.
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