What is Social Imagery

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User-generated social visuals available on the WWW and Internet (with varying types of copyright). Learn more in: Taking “Use Case” Inventory of Available Open Shared Visuals for Teaching and Learning From Searches in the Federated Creative Commons Search (Old)

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Images from the Social Web. Learn more in: Buy/Hold/Trade or Sell/Divest/Disengage: Using Executive Functions in Electronic Hive Minds for Decision Making Around Cryptocurrencies

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Still visuals and small animated visuals shared through social media Learn more in: Image on the Street Is . . .: Folk Depictions of the Global South in Social Imagery and Social Video at Mass Scale

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Original imagery shared through social media. Learn more in: Beware!: A Multimodal Analysis of Cautionary Tales in Strategic Cybersecurity Messaging Online

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Images shared on social media platforms. Learn more in: Getting Visually Acquainted With a Learning Discipline, Related Professions, and an Overarching Domain: An Environmental Scan

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Open-access imagery shared on social media content-sharing platforms. Learn more in: Using Social Image Sets to Explore Virtual Embodiment in Second Life® as Indicators of Formal, Nonformal, and Informal Learning

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User-generated digital imagery shared on social media platforms. Learn more in: Peripheral Vision: Engaging Multimodal Social Media Datasets to Differentiate MOOC Platforms by Course Offerings and User Bases

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User-generated and socially shared imagery (photos, screenshots, diagrams, slides, and others) Survival Needs: The core resources people need to live Learn more in: Exploring Social Imagery Depictions of the Meeting of Human Needs in the Global South: Through Maslow's Six-Layer “Hierarchy of Needs” Model

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Visuals shared via the Social Web (Web 2.0). Learn more in: Visual Senses of “Online Learning” and “Instructional Design”: Social Imagery as Online Learning Data