To+Do+List

__**To Do:**__ - change some of the graphs from pie graphs to bar graphs
 * Poster Information:**
 * Poster Design:**
 * All About Mr. Jones/Jeremy:** Rebecca
 * Notes on Students:** Steve
 * Introduction Write Up:** Allen.

1) Introducing our Topic, why its an issue: Noly 2) Information on the poster - Graphs, Statistics, Privacy Policies 3) Websites 4) Who our target audience is: Noly 5) Communication Strategies : Allen
 * __Speech Notes__**

(//I changed this a little//)
 * __Communication Strategy__**

We will be putting on small presentations for different school groups ranging from elementry school to university (**in regards to target audience**). Within the lesson plan we will be discussing the statistics/policies/ways to keep yourself safe, etc. However, to create a strong impact, before every class we will be getting a list of the students. With this, we will be doing random selections to find some of them on social networking websites and show them what we can see without being in contact with them

//The cards will be on a board/the wall behind us with the students names. On the back will have information about them that is possible to find.//

Information can be slight or it can be in great detail, such as the information on Mr. Jones and Jeremy (//in booklet//).


 * __To Put On Poster__**

I have changed the two graphs that needed to be changed. The rest were okay. If you want to use these you can :)



- The comments on our report says to focus more on one topic. We should focus on privacy/oversharing since thats what the websites we will be showing and the communication strategy we decided on focus on.

Some more information I found that might be good for the poster:

“any location-based service will instil some trepidation in users who see it as a stalker’s best friend” (Armstrong).

Adam Joinson: Psychologist and technology expert @ university of Bath School of Management: "seems to be this californian ideology that openness is always good" (Armstrong).

All digital photos store EXIF information produced by the camera. More importantly, however, is that 3% of all photos posted to Twitter contain exact location data ( Vamosi  ).

Armstrong, Stephen. "BETRAYED BY FACEBOOK" Sunday Times (London, England) (2010):1.

Vamosi, Robert. "What digital photos reveal about you: the geotagging data in mobile phone images lets strangers know exactly where you are." PC world 28.11 (2010):39-41.