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:[https://wikidelphia.org/Idea:_Level_2_Social_Media See this topic also On Wikidelphia.org]
See the category ''[[:Category:Is-Level 2 Social Media|<u>Category:Is-Level 2 Social Media</u>]]'' for some (mostly imperfect) examples of this idea.
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== "Level 2" social media is where the media is used to help "other" people.==
* Most social media is aimed at allowing people to use it to connect to other people for themselves. We're calling this "'''level 1" social media'''.
* Level 1 social media allows people to connect to new friends, old friends, services and a variety of useful resources '''for themselves'''.
* The idea behind '''Level 2 social media''' is that the '''Users have "clients."''' The clients can be friends, relatives, members of their church, neighbors, or actual clients of a social service organization. The users can be individuals, neighborhood leaders, neighborhood "helpers," social workers, political operatives, or anyone who wishes to be helpful to people that are primarily '''not themselves'''.
* A unique characteristic of level 2 social media is the potential for users to introduce people to each other. '''Match-making''' is therefore one of the uses for level 2 social media. Some web sites already do that. For example see [[Necter|'''<u>Necter</u>''']], a Philadelphia-based level 2 social media.
== Level 2 social media is used by "Helpers"==
* To keep demographic and needs information about clients.
* To allow anonymous information about clients to be shared so it can be found by other helpers.
* To maintain contacts with other helpers.
* To build trust relationships with other helpers.
* To enable each helper to better know the skills and resources of other helpers.
* To enable each helper to have access to information about the kinds of clients other helpers are working to help.
* To seek out potential connections that may be beneficial to the clients.
* To work with other helpers to suggest potential appropriate matches between their clients.
== See Also ==
*[[Idea: CrowdHelping]]
== Introducing the "Social Argonaut" ==
* The Argonauts (Ancient Greek: Ἀργοναῦται Argonautai) were a band of heroes in Greek mythology, who in the years before the Trojan War, around 1300 BC, accompanied Jason to Colchis in his quest to find the Golden Fleece.
** [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argonauts Definition of Argonauts from Wikipedia]
* The Social Argonaut could be any hero who uses their talent for being helpful to move society towards an era of '''Golden Peace'''
* Social Argonauts could be defined as the "helpers" and "users" of [[Idea: Level 2 Social Media|Social Media Level 2]]. Their quest and adventure is using level 2 social media to be helpful to the people they are serving. They become heroes by making people's lives easier and social interactions more meaningful.
== Networked Social Work: The Connecting People Study ==
* One of the most powerful ideas I have seen concerning community development is embedded within a project called the [https://connectingpeoplestudy.net/ Connecting People Study]. This project conducted research on what might be called "community-based networked social work." However, I believe that by limiting the scope of the idea to social work in a mental health setting, the project lost steam. I will be adding info here about the status of the project as I find it. In the mean time, Check out the video below...
* Here is a link to the animated video demonstrating the idea behind the '''Connecting People Intervention Model'''.
**[http://communitymagic.org/public/Networking%20Videos/Connecting%20People%20Model.mov The Animated Connecting People Intervention Model]
== See Also Background and Examples ==
*[[The Commons and The Helpfulness Machine]]
*[[Idea: Philadelphia Shared Housing Network]]
*[[Idea: CrowdHelping|Crowd Helping]]: the more expansive Level 2 social media going beyond housing as a central purpose.
*[[Necter]]
*[[Invisible People]]
**[https://invisiblepeople.tv/2009/06/social-media-changed-my-life-and-helps-me-to-help-others/ Social Media Changed My Life and Helps Me To Help Others]
**[https://invisiblepeople.tv/2017/03/c3-proof-la-county-can-end-homelessness/ C3 is proof LA County can end homelessness]
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See the category Category:Is-Level 2 Social Media for some (mostly imperfect) examples of this idea.

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"Level 2" social media is where the media is used to help "other" people.

  • Most social media is aimed at allowing people to use it to connect to other people for themselves. We're calling this "level 1" social media.
  • Level 1 social media allows people to connect to new friends, old friends, services and a variety of useful resources for themselves.
  • The idea behind Level 2 social media is that the Users have "clients." The clients can be friends, relatives, members of their church, neighbors, or actual clients of a social service organization. The users can be individuals, neighborhood leaders, neighborhood "helpers," social workers, political operatives, or anyone who wishes to be helpful to people that are primarily not themselves.
  • A unique characteristic of level 2 social media is the potential for users to introduce people to each other. Match-making is therefore one of the uses for level 2 social media. Some web sites already do that. For example see Necter, a Philadelphia-based level 2 social media.

Level 2 social media is used by "Helpers"

  • To keep demographic and needs information about clients.
  • To allow anonymous information about clients to be shared so it can be found by other helpers.
  • To maintain contacts with other helpers.
  • To build trust relationships with other helpers.
  • To enable each helper to better know the skills and resources of other helpers.
  • To enable each helper to have access to information about the kinds of clients other helpers are working to help.
  • To seek out potential connections that may be beneficial to the clients.
  • To work with other helpers to suggest potential appropriate matches between their clients.

See Also

Introducing the "Social Argonaut"

  • The Argonauts (Ancient Greek: Ἀργοναῦται Argonautai) were a band of heroes in Greek mythology, who in the years before the Trojan War, around 1300 BC, accompanied Jason to Colchis in his quest to find the Golden Fleece.
  • The Social Argonaut could be any hero who uses their talent for being helpful to move society towards an era of Golden Peace
  • Social Argonauts could be defined as the "helpers" and "users" of Social Media Level 2. Their quest and adventure is using level 2 social media to be helpful to the people they are serving. They become heroes by making people's lives easier and social interactions more meaningful.

Networked Social Work: The Connecting People Study

  • One of the most powerful ideas I have seen concerning community development is embedded within a project called the Connecting People Study. This project conducted research on what might be called "community-based networked social work." However, I believe that by limiting the scope of the idea to social work in a mental health setting, the project lost steam. I will be adding info here about the status of the project as I find it. In the mean time, Check out the video below...
  • Here is a link to the animated video demonstrating the idea behind the Connecting People Intervention Model.

See Also Background and Examples

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