The #AustralianBeachspace Project: Examining Opportunities for Research Dissemination Using Instagram

Navigating Social Media in #Ophthalmology

Cooperative Mentorship: Negotiating Social Media Use within the Family

This study aims to analyze the influence of the use of Instagram social media, business location, and destination image on the interest in visiting Karo Strawberry Garden again. Along with the development of experiential tourism, the use of social media is one of the important factors in attracting visitors, especially for natural tourist destinations such as strawberry farms. This study uses quantitative methods with multiple linear regression approaches to measure how much influence each independent variable has on return visit interest. The results showed that all three variables - Instagram usage, business location, and destination image - had a significant effect on return visit interest. Of the three variables, destination image has the most dominant influence in shaping visitors' interest in returning, followed by business location, and finally, the use of Instagram social media. This indicates that while promotion through social media plays an important role in attracting initial visits, adequate in-person experience at the destination determines interest in repeat visits more. Thus, the management of Karo Strawberry Farm is advised to focus more on improving the destination image through the quality of facilities, services, and overall experience, as well as supporting social media promotion and location accessibility as supporting factors.

Social media has become an important part of the daily life of modern society, especially among teenagers. This study aims to analyze social networks in modern society with a case study on the use of Instagram social media among adolescents. The method used in this study is a qualitative descriptive method with a case study approach while the data collection technique is through observation, interviews and documentation. The results of the study show that the use of Instagram by teenagers can affect social networks. Teens tend to choose friends with similar interests and follow accounts that are relevant to their interests. However, the use of Instagram can also expand teens' social networks by allowing them to connect with people from different backgrounds. The results of our research show that Instagram has become a significant platform for sociology students to build and expand social networks. Through features such as following, liking, and commenting on posts, sociology students can connect with fellow students, lecturers, and professionals in the field of sociology. In analyzing the data collected, we found that the use of Instagram by sociology students made it possible to expand the social network widely. Sociology students connect with people who share similar interests and interests in sociology, both on campus and off-campus.

This study aims to determine the effect of promotion through the use of the Instagram account @bengkulu_gutar on the purchase decision of a guitar at Bengkulu Guitar on Jalan Kalimantan, Bengkulu City. The sample in this study were 99 consumers who made purchases of guitars at Bengkulu Guitar. The data collection technique used a questionnaire. The analysis technique used is simple linear regression, coefficient of determination and hypothesis testing. The results showed the results of linear regression with the equation Y = 25.939 + 0.482X. This means that if X (promotion through the use of social media Instagram) has increased by one unit, then Y (economic activity) will increase by 0.482 times. The coefficient of determination of the R square is 0.254. This means that promotion through the use of Instagram social media has an influence on purchasing decisions by 25.4% while the rest (100-25.4% = 74.6%) is influenced by other causal factors which were not examined in this study. Promotion through the use of social media Instagram has a significant effect on purchasing decisions (Y) at Bengkulu Guitar, this is evidenced by hypothesis testing which shows a significant value (sig α = 0.000 <0.05). This means that H_0 is rejected and H_a is accepted

Communication cannot be separated from human life. Technological developments in the world of communication mean that humans must follow. Social media is a way to convey political messages and get feedback from communications. Political participation is a continuation of political communication used on social media. This research aims to determine the use of social media Instagram as a political communication tool by the Bogor Regency Government in 2022-2023. The research method used is qualitative with a case study method. Data collection was carried out through interviews with the Head of the Public Communications Team of the Bogor Regency Communication and Information Service directly. The results of this research found that social media, especially Instagram, was used as a means for branding regional heads and their supporting instruments. The use of Instagram social media is used as a means to convey political messages such as the regional head's vision and mission, the regional head's agenda as well as promoting MSMEs and regional tourism potential. Evaluations are carried out by the Communication and Information Service periodically based on issues circulating in the community.

In this digital era, all activities can be published to the public through social media. Many groups of people actively use social media ranging from students, adults, entrepreneurs and state officials. One of them is the seventh President of the Republic of Indonesia, Ir. H. Joko Widodo. Joko Widodo has a variety of social media platforms, social media with the most followers among other social media is Instagram. With a total of 16.5 million followers making him the leader of the country with the second most followers in the world. The content of uploads on Instagram of Joko Widodo is diverse and very massive, the things Joko Widodo does on Instagram social media is one way to form personal branding. Personal branding is a unique phenomenon because basically all people have their own characteristics, to get the results of long-lasting branding and provide maximum benefits, the branding process must come from authentic, real and original evidence. This study aims to determine how effective the use of social media instagram is for the formation of Joko Widodo's personal Branding to the 2019 First Election Voters who are still confused and need references to make choices in using their voting rights. This study uses a descriptive quantitative method of two variables. The independent variable in this study is the effectiveness of using social media instagram while the dependent variable is Joko Widodo's personal branding. This research was conducted by distributing questionnaires to 100 respondents using the Nonprobality Sampling technique. The results of this study state that the use of Instagram social media in delivering the desired message falls into the effective category with a percentage of 74.9% while the formation of personal branding for the first voters is included in the effective category with a percentage of 81.1%. The conclusion of this study is that the communication carried out by Joko Widodo's Instagram social media account took place effectively and had a positive effect on the formation of Joko Widodo's personal branding for the first voters of the 2019 Election.
 Keywords: Social Media, Instagram, Personal Branding, First Voters

In this digital era, all activities can be published to the public through social media. Many groups of people actively use social media ranging from students, adults, entrepreneurs and state officials. One of them is the seventh President of the Republic of Indonesia, Ir. H. Joko Widodo. Joko Widodo has a variety of social media platforms, social media with the most followers among other social media is Instagram. With a total of 16.5 million followers making him the leader of the country with the second most followers in the world. The content of uploads on Instagram of Joko Widodo is diverse and very massive, the things Joko Widodo does on Instagram social media is one way to form personal branding. Personal branding is a unique phenomenon because basically all people have their own characteristics, to get the results of long-lasting branding and provide maximum benefits, the branding process must come from authentic, real and original evidence. This study aims to determine how effective the use of social media instagram is for the formation of Joko Widodo's personal Branding to the 2019 First Election Voters who are still confused and need references to make choices in using their voting rights. This study uses a descriptive quantitative method of two variables. The independent variable in this study is the effectiveness of using social media instagram while the dependent variable is Joko Widodo's personal branding. This research was conducted by distributing questionnaires to 100 respondents using the Nonprobality Sampling technique. The results of this study state that the use of Instagram social media in delivering the desired message falls into the effective category with a percentage of 74.9% while the formation of personal branding for the first voters is included in the effective category with a percentage of 81.1%. The conclusion of this study is that the communication carried out by Joko Widodo's Instagram social media account took place effectively and had a positive effect on the formation of Joko Widodo's personal branding for the first voters of the 2019 Election.
 Keywords: Social Media, Instagram, Personal Branding, First Voters

Determining the impact of orthodontic patients' characteristics on their usage and preferences of social media

La psychiatrie entre psychopathologie expérimentale et philosophie… À propos de… « La neurophilosophie et la question de l’Être (Les Neurosciences et le déclin métaphysique de la pensée) » par Christian Poirel (1933–2006)

Currently learning can be done vocabulary can use social media. Social media that are widely used by the younger generation today are YouTube and Instagram, there are lots of YouTube and Instagram accounts for learning English, one of which is Kampung Inggris. Students who want to learn English in an easy and accessible way can view content on social media that has been presented by Kampung Inggris. This study aims to determine the use of social media YouTube and Instagram in Kampung Inggris as a method of learning vocabulary at SMPN 06 Bekasi. This study uses a qualitative method. In this study, interviews with English teachers will be conducted to find out more about learning English using Instagram and YouTube social media from Kampung Inggris. Questionnaires are given to students regarding the use of Instagram and YouTube social media during vocabulary learning at school, observations are made by giving some questions to find out which social media is more often used by students and documentation of student learning activities. The results of this study found that 66,66% of students prefer learning through YouTube than Instagram. Social media YouTube and Instagram also provide positive benefits for students because they can increase learning motivation and increase students' vocabulary.

Abstract
 The use of social media, especially Instagram, is currently the focus of the Indonesian government to be used to fulfill information needs, almost all local governments use social media to communicate with the community. This is also accompanied by the use of the internet and the use of social media which is constantly increasing in Indonesia. This study was conducted to determine the effect of the use of social media Instagram @halobandung on meeting the information needs of the people of Bandung. Researchers used a quantitative research methodology by distributing online questionnaires via Google Form which were then distributed to 100 respondents via WhatsApp, LINE, and Instagram DMs. The population in this study is the people of Bandung City who know the Instagram account @halobandung.
 The data analysis techniques used in this study were descriptive analysis, MSI test, normality test, correlation test, coefficient of determination test, simple regression test, and the t & f hypothesis test. Based on the results of hypothesis testing using the T test and F test, the results show that there is an influence on the use of Instagram @halobandung social media on meeting the information needs of the people of Bandung City. This is evidenced by the results of the T test calculation, it is found that t_count is 7,879 greater than t_table is 1,984. it can be interpreted that H_0 is rejected and H_1 is accepted. Based on the results of these calculations, it can be interpreted that there is an influence on the use of social media Instagram @halobandung on meeting the information needs of the people of Bandung City.
 Keywords: @halobandung, Government, Information, Instagram, Social Media, Society

This study aims to determine the effect of the use of social media (Instagram and Facebook) on marketing promotions at JNE express Lubuklinggau goods delivery services. This research method is descriptive research with a quantitative approach. Distribution of questionnaires used to obtain data. The questionnaire uses a Likert scale as a form of assessment. Data analysis techniques were carried out using descriptive statistical analysis and inferential statistical analysis. The results showed, a) the Instagram social media use variable had a T count (3.242) more than T table (1.986); b) social media use variable Facebook has a T count (3.452) more than T table (1.986); c) the variable value of F count is 20.913 more than F table (2.71). In conclusion, partially the use of Instagram and Facebook social media has a significant effect on Marketing Promotion at JNE Lubuklinggau. The simultaneous use of Instagram Social Media and Facebook Social Media Use has a significant effect on Marketing Promotion at JNE Lubuklinggau.
 Keywords: Use of Facebook Social Media, Use of Instagram Social Media, Marketing Promotion

Distribution Outlet (Distro) is currently an attraction for teenagers who like local products through social media promotions to support the growth of Small and Medium Industries (IKM). As time goes by, business people are required to be more innovative, especially when it comes to product promotion via social media. In this case, Leech Store Distro uses social media Instagram as a promotional medium. The formulation of the problem in this research is how to implement aspects Share, Optimize, Manage, and Engage on the use of social media Instagram as promotional media for Distro @leech_store?. The aim of this research is to determine the use of Instagram social media on the @leech_store Instagram account as a promotional medium with four aspects, namely Share, Optimize, Manage, and Engage. This research uses a qualitative method with a descriptive approach. The informants in this study consisted of 2 key informants (Instagram admin @leech_store) and 2 supporting informants (followers @leech_store). The results of this research show that at stage Share, Distro Leech Store has a background in using Instagram to open two-way communication between followers with Distro. On Stage Optimize, Leech Store Distro checks the features mention and tags manually. Level Manage covers media monitoring by checking insight regarding the development of numbers followers manually. At the level of Engage namely building cooperation with brand influencer and Automotive Community.

Introduction I have this somewhat diffuse concern that at some point, I am in an appointment procedure ... and people say: ‘He has to ... be on social media, [and] have followers ..., because otherwise he can’t say anything about the field of research, otherwise he won’t identify with it … and we need a direct connection to legitimise our discipline in the population!’ And this is where I think: ‘For God’s sake! No, I really don’t want that.’ (Postdoc) Social media such as Facebook or Twitter have become an integral part of many people’s everyday lives and have introduced severe changes to the ways we communicate with each other and about ourselves. Presenting ourselves on social media and creating different online personas has become a normal practice (Vorderer et al. 270). While social media such as Facebook were at first mostly used to communicate with friends and family, they were soon also used for work-related communication (Cardon and Marshall). Later, professional networks such as LinkedIn, which focus on working relations and career management and special interest networks, such as the academic social networking sites (ASNS) Academia.edu and ResearchGate, catering specifically to academic needs, emerged. Even though social media have been around for more than 15 years now, academics in general and German academics in particular are rather reluctant users of these tools in a work-related context (König and Nentwich 175; Lo 155; Pscheida et al. 1). This is surprising as studies indicate that the presence and positive self-portrayal of researchers in social media as well as the distribution of articles via social networks such as Academia.edu or ResearchGate have a positive effect on the visibility of academics as well as the likelihood of their articles being read and cited (Eysenbach; Lo 192; Terras). Gruzd, Staves, and Wilk even assume that the presence in online media could become a relevant criterion in the allocation of scientific jobs. Science is a field where competition for long-term positions is high. In 2017, only about 17% of all scientific personnel in Germany had permanent positions, and of these 10% were professors (Federal Statistical Office 32). Having a professorship is therefore the best shot at obtaining a permanent position in the scientific field. However, the average vocational age is 40 (Zimmer et al. 40), which leads to a long phase of career-related uncertainty. Directing attention to yourself by acquiring knowledge in the use of social media for professional self-representation might offer a career advantage when trying to obtain a professorship. At the same time, social media, which have been praised for giving a voice to the unheard, become a tool for the exclusion of scholars who might not want or be able to use these tools as part of their work and career-related communication, and might remain unseen and unheard. The author obtained current data on this topic while working on a project on Mediated Scholarly Communication in Post-Normal and Traditional Science under the project lead of Corinna Lüthje. The project was funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG). In the project, German-speaking scholars were interviewed about their work-related media usage in qualitative interviews. Among them were users and non-users of social media. For this article, 16 interviews with communication scholars (three PhD students, six postdocs, seven professors) were chosen for a closer analysis, because of all the interviewees they described the (dis)advantages of career-related social media use in the most detail, giving the deepest insights into whether social media contribute to a social exclusion of academics or not. How to Define Social Exclusion (in Academia)? The term social exclusion describes a separation of individuals or groups from mainstream society (Walsh et al.). Exclusion is a practice which implies agency. It can be the result of the actions of others, but individuals can also exclude themselves by choosing not to be part of something, for example of social media and the communication taking part there (Atkinson 14). Exclusion is an everyday social practice, because wherever there is an in-group there will always be an out-group. This is what Bourdieu calls distinction. Symbols and behaviours of distinction both function as signs of demarcation and belonging (Bourdieu, Distinction). Those are not always explicitly communicated, but part of people’s behaviour. They act on a social sense by telling them how to behave appropriately in a certain situation. According to Bourdieu, the practical sense is part of the habitus (Bourdieu, The Logic of Practice). The habitus generates patterns of action that come naturally and do not have to be reflected by the actor, due to an implicit knowledge that is acquired during the course of (group-specific) socialisation. For scholars, the process of socialisation in an area of research involves the acquisition of a so-called disciplinary self-image, which is crucial to building a disciplinary identity. In every discipline it contains a dominant disciplinary self-image which defines the scientific perspectives, practices, and even media that are typically used and therefore belong to the mainstream of a discipline (Huber 24). Yet, there is a societal mainstream outside of science which scholars are a part of. Furthermore, they have been socialised into other groups as well. Therefore, the disciplinary mainstream and the habitus of its members can be impacted upon by the societal mainstream and other fields of society. For example, societally mainstream social media, such as Twitter or Facebook, focussing on establishing and sustaining social connections, might be used for scholarly communication just as well as ASNS. The latter cater to the needs of scholars to not just network with colleagues, but to upload academic articles, share and track them, and consume scholarly information (Meishar-Tal and Pieterse 17). Both can become part of the disciplinary mainstream of media usage. In order to define whether and how social media contribute to forms of social exclusion among communication scholars, it is helpful to first identify in how far their usage is part of the disciplinary mainstream, and what their including features are. In contrast to this, forms of exclusion will be analysed and discussed on the basis of qualitative interviews with communication scholars. Including Features of Social Media for Communication Scholars The interviews for this essay were first conducted in 2016. At that time all of the 16 communication scholars interviewed used at least one social medium such as ResearchGate (8), Academia.edu (8), Twitter (10), or Facebook (11) as part of their scientific workflow. By 2019, all of them had a ResearchGate and 11 an Academia.edu account, 13 were on Twitter and 13 on Facebook. This supports the notion of one of the professors, who said that he registered with ResearchGate in 2016 because "everyone’s doing that now!” It also indicates that the work-related presence especially on ResearchGate, but also on other social media, is part of the disciplinary mainstream of communication science. The interviewees figured that the social media they used helped them to increase their visibility in their own community through promoting their work and networking. They also mentioned that they were helpful to keep up to date on the newest articles and on what was happening in communication science in general. The usage of ResearchGate and Academia.edu focussed on publications. Here the scholars could, as one professor put it, access articles that were not available via their university libraries, as well as “previously unpublished articles”. They also liked that they could see "what other scientists are working on" (professor) and were informed via e-mail "when someone publishes a new publication" (PhD student). The interviewees saw clear advantages to their registration with the ASNS, because they felt that they became "much more visible and present" (postdoc) in the scientific community. Seven of the communication scholars (two PhD students, three postdocs, two professors) shared their publications on ResearchGate and Academia.edu. Two described doing cross-network promotion, where they would write a post about their publications on Twitter or Facebook that linked to the full article on Academia.edu or ResearchGate. The usage of Twitter and especially Facebook focussed a lot more on accessing discipline-related information and social networking. The communication scholars mentioned that various sections and working groups of professional organisations in their research field had accounts on Facebook, where they would post news. A postdoc said that she was on Facebook "because I get a lot of information from certain scientists that I wouldn’t have gotten otherwise". Several interviewees pointed out that Twitter is "a place where you can find professional networks, become a part of them or create them yourself" (professor). On Twitter the interviewees explained that they were rather making new connections. Facebook was used to maintain and intensify existing professional relationships. They applied it to communicate with their local networks at their institute, just as well as for international communication. A postdoc and a professor both mentioned that they perceived that Scandinavian or US-American colleagues were easier to contact via Facebook than via any other medium. One professor described how he used Facebook at international conferences to arrange meetings with people he knew and wanted to meet. But to him Facebook also catered to accessing more personal information about his colleagues, thus creating a new "mixture of professional respect for the work of other scientists and personal relationships", which resulted in a "new kind of friendship". Excluding Features of Social Media for Communication Scholars While every