1. Screencast Caught In The Web: Does Social Media Replace Face To Face Communication?

2. Does Social Media Interaction Replace Face To Face Communication ? Definitions Why Social Media is Powerful Why Face To Face Communication will remains more powerful ?

3. Definitions Face To Face Communication: «Face-to-face communication is a conversation that one has while being Face-to-Face with the other party. This type of communication enables a person to hear and see the non-verbal communication conveyed by the sender and respond with feedback straightaway.» (Cheng Ean L., 2010)

4. Definitions Social Media Interaction: «Social media refers to the means of interactions among people in which they create, share, exchange and comment contents among themselves in virtual communities and networks» ( Ahlqvist T. et Al., 2008)

5. Why Social Media Is Powerful ? «amusing, hip and convenient» 40% of college age: «Internet is more important than dating or going out with friends» Source:Fowkles, J., (October 11th, 2012). «Opinion: Why Social Media is destroying our Skills», USA Today Source: Courtesy of Google Images

6. Why Social Media Is Powerful ? Source: courtesy of Google Images

7. Why Social Media Is Powerful ? Enhances our Relationship with the others People can even fall in Love Online Older Generations are less lonely Source: Owens (2009), (Burbary 2010), ( Coyle, C., & Vaughn, H, 2008)Source: Courtesy Of Google Images

8. Why Social Media Is Powerful ? Used to Deliver Important Messages: US Election Campaign on Twitter «Revolution 2.0» or «Arabic Spring» Source: (LeVine M., 2012), (Marino, K., 2012)Source: Courtesy of Google Images

9. Why Face To Face Communication Remains more powerful? Body Languages Face Expressions Tons of Voice Source: (Tardanico S., 2012) Source: Courtesy Of Google Images

10. Why Face To Face Communication Remains more powerful? «Deeper, More Authentic» Relationship More Credible Source: Courtesy Of Google ImagesSource: (Tardanico S., 2012), (Keller & Bray, 2012)

11. Why Face To Face Communication Remains more powerful? The Internet is not a free area. China Source: Courtesy Of Google ImagesSource: (Shuman M., 2011)

12. Conclusion The outcome would be to continue to use both as Social Media is a quick way to give bits of information without moving and Face-to-Face is better to give detailed information, discussing a topic with a person or deepening a relationship with someone.

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