Interactive Multimedia Overview

A transformation of cultures, institutions, and functions in society, often slow and gradual.

Changes in the makeup of a society's population, such as birth rates, lifespans, immigration or emigration.

Modifications to beliefs, values, and customs in a society. These can be caused by inventions or ideas.

Organized groups pushing for changes in social institutions and beliefs.

Historical transformations, such as the Reformation, abolition of slavery, and civil rights movements.

Significant societal shifts influence equality, worker rights, and community acceptance.

Social change is frequently driven by demographic or cultural shifts

Social change can improve the environment, hold governments accountable, address problems at their core, empower citizens, and benefit future generations.

A concept paper convinces potential funders to support a project, program, or service. It's used to demonstrate a project's feasibility and value.

A concept paper typically includes an introduction, purpose, description, budget, and contact information.

SMART goals are Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic, and Time-bound.

Project planning in ICT involves tasks like ideation, research, scheduling, assignment, hosting, site map creation, and more.

Possible concept paper topics include animal cruelty, energy inefficiency, human rights violations, pre-marital sex, and more.

The "Description" section of a concept paper details the project's components, production sites, and how they work together, often in digital contexts like ICT.

Concept papers often include a budget, specifying the required funding for the project, although some papers may not include quantifiable budgetary requests.

A concept paper needs contact information; it helps those interested in the project communicate.

The volume of visits your website receives, measured in 'visits' or 'sessions'. It shows how popular, credible, and engaging your content is.

The number of different people who visited your website in a week.

The total number of times pages on your website were viewed in a week.

The number of unique individuals who visited your website.

The number of times a person visits your website, counting each visit separately.

Data about website visitors, including demographics and login times.

Facebook tool for analyzing page performance and audience.

Information about your audience, like age, gender, and location.

How well a Facebook page is doing: likes, reach, actions, etc.

Number of people each post was shown to.

Number of likes received on posts.

Specific group you are trying to reach on Facebook.

Only last 2 years of data available on Facebook insights. Demographic data only appears after 100+ users.

Content published on Facebook without paying for advertising.

Content on Facebook where you've paid for promotion, like ads.

Data about user interactions, page visits, and publication performance on a Facebook page.

Metrics showing how users interact with published content, like posts, videos, and links.

Data on how many times different parts of a Facebook page were visited by users.

Data on the characteristics of Facebook page followers, such as gender, age, location, and language.

Actions taken by users related to Facebook page content, such as hiding, reporting, disliking.

Analysis of video engagement on a Facebook page, including views and interactions.

Analysis of the effectiveness of publications, looking at performance over time and identifying trends.

Information on page followers, including their demographics and interaction patterns showing who your key audience is.

Metrics tracking clicks on website links, phone numbers, and other calls to action.

Metrics on how users are coming to your Facebook page from other websites, search engines, and media platforms.