DEN303 Contemporary Topics in IT

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ICT105 – Data Modelling and Database Systems DEN 303 –Contemporary Topics in IT Week 1 (Introduction session) Overview of Contemporary to Topics in IT TEQSA: PRV14311 CRICOS: 03836J DEN 303 –Contemporary Topics in IT Unit Coordinator: Dr Aaron Bere Lecturer: Dr Aaron Bere, Dr Fadi Kotob, and Dr Atif Ali Any Questions? Consultation hours: Monday , Monday 4:30pm-5pm Learning Management System (LMS) Email: [email protected] Mobile: 0484326475 TEQSA: PRV14311 CRICOS: 03836J Agenda Week 1 Topic Week 1 - Learning objectives Work to Do Before the Mid-Week Webinar TEQSA: PRV14311 CRICOS: 03836J Topic for Week 1 Overview of Contemporary to Topics in IT TEQSA: PRV14311 CRICOS: 03836J Definition Define contemporary topic in IT Examples of contemporary topic in IT (social media, Block chain, IoT, AL, ML, and cloud computing) Why are they important? TEQSA: PRV14311 CRICOS: 03836J social media Week 2 and 3 What is social media? Examples of social media. Their uses in business Advantages and disadvantages TEQSA: PRV14311 CRICOS: 03836J Block chain Week 4 and 5 What is Block chain? Examples of block chain. Their uses in business Advantages and disadvantages TEQSA: PRV14311 CRICOS: 03836J Internet of Things (IoT) Week 6 and 7 What are IoT? Examples of IoT. Application of IoT in business Advantages and disadvantages TEQSA: PRV14311 CRICOS: 03836J Artificial Intelligence (AI) Week 8 and 9 What is Artificial Intelligence? Examples of AI. Application of AI in business Advantages and disadvantages TEQSA: PRV14311 CRICOS: 03836J Machine Learning Week 10 and 11 What is Machine Learning? Examples of ML. Application of ML in business Advantages and disadvantages TEQSA: PRV14311 CRICOS: 03836J Cloud computing Week 12 What is Cloud computing? Cloud computing services. Application of cloud computing in business Advantages and disadvantages TEQSA: PRV14311 CRICOS: 03836J Key Terms Contemporary technologies Emerging technologies Social media Block chain Internet of Things Artificial intelligence Machine learning Cloud computing TEQSA: PRV14311 CRICOS: 03836J Work to Do Before the Mid-Week Webinar Download research articles from the SISTC library that cover contemporary topics in IT. Read the articles to create an understanding of what these topics covers. An overview of the topics will be covered in class during this week. TEQSA: PRV14311 CRICOS: 03836J Question ? TEQSA: PRV14311 CRICOS: 03836J ICT105 – Data Modelling and Database Systems DEN 303 –Contemporary Topics in IT Week 2 (Introduction session) Social Media TEQSA: PRV14311 CRICOS: 03836J DEN 303 –Contemporary Topics in IT Unit Coordinator: Dr Aaron Bere Lecturer: Dr Aaron Bere, Dr Fadi Kotob, and Dr Atif Ali Any Questions? Consultation hours: Monday , Monday 4:30pm-5pm Learning Management System (LMS) Email: [email protected] Mobile: 0484326475 TEQSA: PRV14311 CRICOS: 03836J Agenda Week 2 Topic Week 2 - Learning objectives Work to Do Before the Mid-Week Webinar TEQSA: PRV14311 CRICOS: 03836J Topic for Week 2 Social Media TEQSA: PRV14311 CRICOS: 03836J Definition Overview of Social Media Examples of contemporary social Media Global Impact of social media TEQSA: PRV14311 CRICOS: 03836J social media Application of Social Media in Marketing Benefits of social media in marketing Challenges of social media in marketing TEQSA: PRV14311 CRICOS: 03836J Social media Application of Social Media in teaching and learning Benefits of social media in teaching and learning Challenges of social media in teaching and learning TEQSA: PRV14311 CRICOS: 03836J Social Media Application of Social Media in journalism Benefits of social media in journalism Challenges of social media in journalism TEQSA: PRV14311 CRICOS: 03836J Key Terms Contemporary technologies Emerging technologies Social media Block chain Internet of Things Artificial intelligence Machine learning Cloud computing TEQSA: PRV14311 CRICOS: 03836J Work to Do Before the Mid-Week Webinar Download research articles from the SISTC library that covers in Social media. Read the articles to create an understanding of the application of social media in marketing, education, and journalism. TEQSA: PRV14311 CRICOS: 03836J Question ? TEQSA: PRV14311 CRICOS: 03836J ICT105 – Database Modelling & Database Systems DEN 303 –Contemporary Topics in IT Week 2 Social Media Source: Carr, C. T., & Hayes, R. A. (2015). Social media: Defining, developing, and divining. Atlantic Journal of Communication, 23(1). doi: 10.1080/15456870.2015.972282 TEQSA: PRV14311 CRICOS: 03836J Unit Coordinator: Dr Aaron Bere Lecturer: Dr Aaron Bere, Dr Fadi Kotob, and Dr Atif Ali Any Questions? Consultation hours: Monday 4:30pm-5pm Learning Management System (LMS) Email: [email protected] Mobile: 0484326475 This Webinar Objectives Social media definition Previous, and contemporary definition Key elements of the contemporary definition of social media TEQSA: PRV14311 CRICOS: 03836J This Webinar Objectives continues Developments in social media Changes in infrastructure – Mobile Changes in infrastructure – Data driven Changes in interactions Changes in organizing TEQSA: PRV14311 CRICOS: 03836J Social Media: Definition Social media has been defined differently in the past. This lack of a formal, concise, and mutually-agreed definition of social media is seen particularly across disciplines. This could be due to continual changes /upgrades of these applications hence the need for dynamic definition The lack of a common definition results in multiple ideas of the concept, making it difficult to create a shared understanding. TEQSA: PRV14311 CRICOS: 03836J Social Media: Definition continues A contemporary definition: “Social media are Internet-based, disentrained, and persistent channels of masspersonal communication facilitating perceptions of interactions among users, deriving value primarily from user-generated content ” (Carr and Hayes, 2015). This definition has been simplified as follows: TEQSA: PRV14311 CRICOS: 03836J Social Media: Definition continues “Social media are Internet-based channels that allow users to opportunistically interact and selectively self-present, either in real-time or asynchronously, with both broad and narrow audiences who derive value from user-generated content and the perception of interaction with others” (Carr and Hayes, 2015). TEQSA: PRV14311 CRICOS: 03836J Social Media: Definition (Key-elements) Internet-based: social media are online tools operating via the broader Internet. Social media are not limited to Web 2.0 applications. Apart from web-based applications, social may rely on other applications of the Internet, including file transfer protocols (FTP) and media streaming to facilitate communication TEQSA: PRV14311 CRICOS: 03836J Social Media: Definition (Key-elements) continues Disentrained, persistent channels: Channel disentrainment is communication facilitated by a particular channel in which the user participates when he or she can commit to participating. Unlike face-to-face communication, when both communicating members need to be committed at the same time. social media is that the channel is persistently available whether a user is active or not, facilitating disentrained communication. TEQSA: PRV14311 CRICOS: 03836J Social Media: Definition (Key-elements) continues Perceived interactivity: A social medium is inherently social in nature, in that it seeks to create, capitalize on, or maintain social interactions among its users. These social interactions need not be specifically interpersonal in nature, provided the user is afforded a sense of interactive engagement with others. As computer programs and virtual agents increase in complexity, individuals will send and receive messages from algorithms. TEQSA: PRV14311 CRICOS: 03836J Social Media: Definition (Key-elements) continues User-generated value: The value (i.e., benefit or enjoyment) of using social media is derived from the contributions from or interactions with other users rather than content generated by organization or individual hosting the medium. The interaction with other users is the motivation for the continual involvement with the content. TEQSA: PRV14311 CRICOS: 03836J Social Media: Definition (Key-elements) continues Masspersonal communication: Masspersonal communication refers to instances where mass communication channels are used for interpersonal communication, interpersonal channels are used for masscommunication, and when individuals simultaneously engage in mass and interpersonal communication. TEQSA: PRV14311 CRICOS: 03836J TEQSA: PRV14311 CRICOS: 03836J Activity In your breakout rooms Discuss two older/previous definitions for social media and explain their weaknesses. (page 4-8) Discuss why it is difficulty to come up with a single mutually agreed definition for social media? TEQSA: PRV14311 CRICOS: 03836J Developments in Social Media The development of the: technical infrastructure, and social use of social media over the next twenty years has broad implications for the associated communication fields, and will influence both theory building and application. TEQSA: PRV14311 CRICOS: 03836J Changes in Infrastructure – Mobile The technical infrastructure underlying the Internet, and therefore social media, is already changing, both in how we access systems and how those systems operate. Over the next two decades we will increasingly access the Internet via smartphones, mobile devices applications , and the Internet of Things (e.g., watches, pens, writing tablets, vehicles ). TEQSA: PRV14311 CRICOS: 03836J Changes in Infrastructure – Data Driven The computer systems underlying the Internet will continue to change, altering the way information is stored, processed, and retrieved, resulting in data-driven tools. This data driven infrastructure is visible in the emergent Web 3.0 TEQSA: PRV14311 CRICOS: 03836J Changes in Interactions - Constant Massive, Masspersonal Interactions Online messages will be increasingly designed for mass audiences, taking advantage of social media’s abilities to connect with large, contextually-diverse audiences. Concurrently, messages will seem interpersonal, appearing to be sent by an individuated sender even as they are increasingly authored by groups (e.g., social media teams) and automated, algorithmic, programs. TEQSA: PRV14311 CRICOS: 03836J Changes in Organizing – Organizing the Unorganizable Social media will continue to make it easier for groups to form around common interests and goals. As more organizations (especially those geographically distributed) implement proprietary intranet-based social media platforms, workflows will also streamline while costs associated with organizing and coordinating diminish. TEQSA: PRV14311 CRICOS: 03836J Summary There is no unified agreed definition of social media. Social media is utilised cross-disciplinary Social media is evolving, and new features will continue to develop in the next two decades. During this evolution several changes are expected including: Changes in infrastructure (Mobile and data driven) Changes in interactions Changes in organizing TEQSA: PRV14311 CRICOS: 03836J Question ? TEQSA: PRV14311 CRICOS: 03836J Artificial Intelligence and Law: An Overview Georgia State University Law Review Volume 35 Issue 4 Summer 2019 Article 8 6-1-2019 Artificial Intelligence and Law: An Overview Harry Surden University of Colorado Law School, [email protected] Follow this and additional works at: https://readingroom.law.gsu.edu/gsulr Part of the Computer Law Commons, Legal Education Commons, Legal Ethics and Professional Responsibility Commons, and the Legal Profession Commons This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Publications at Reading Room. It has been accepted for inclusion in Georgia State University Law Review by an authorized editor of Reading Room. For more information, please contact [email protected]. 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