1) Visit the websites of several social media sites (MySpace, Facebook, Linked In, Twitter). What differences do you notice between these various sites? Are you a member of any of these services? Why or why not?2) In 2011, Google introduced Google+ as a Facebook competitor. Read this article: http://www.nytimes.com/2011/06/29/technology/29google.html?pagewanted=all Then conduct some research on your own about Google+. How do you think Google+ compares to Facebook? Have you tried using Google+? Why or why not? Do you think Google has a chance at successfully competing against Facebook? Why or why not?3) Find an article online about an incident where an employee was fired for social media use. Summarize and critique the article in your own words. Do you think the termination of the employee was justified? Why or why not? Could the employer have done anything to prevent this incident? Be sure to include the URL of your article.4) Come up with three concrete recommendations for improving your chosen information system. Make sure you do not just identify the problems but that you also make very specific recommendations for how you would correct those problems. Make sure you come up with three original, concrete recommendations for improving your system, and explain how you would implement each one. It is NOT an option to say, “My system can’t be improved.” Information systems can always be enhanced and made better, and it is your job in this class to come up with three good concrete recommendations for improving your information system.
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