Never to late to get on Facebook provides an overview of Facebook and how to use some of its core features: 1) Facebook is an online community where you can connect with friends and family, share photos and updates, and view what others are posting. 2) The article describes how to add friends, send messages, tag photos, and adjust privacy settings. 3) Basic features like liking posts, commenting, and joining groups are explained to help new users get acquainted with Facebook's functionality.

1. Never to late to get on Facebook
By Robin Low

3. Facebook

4. Why should you use Facebook
• "It's a great way to find old buddies!“
• "It's a way that you can keep in touch with me
and the rest of the family!“
• "You don't need to remember anyone's email,
let alone email them!“
• "You can get free deals, specials, etc., from
your favorite stores and companies!"

5. Why should you use Facebook
• “Celebrities you like use Facebook”
• "You can play games on Facebook!“
• "Facebook can narrow the generation gap.“
• “You can check on kids or grandkids!”

6. Facebook Feed Advertisement
Notification
Unread Messages
Friend Request

7. Your Posts
Profile Picture
Cover Picture
Personal Information

8. Facebook
• Facebook is a place where you can find your friends,
alumni, family and others with similar hobbies and
ideas.
• Facebook is an online community where you can
share online contact on a daily basis. You can check
in at any time to check on what’s happening on your
friends’ and family’s world.
• You can view / share photos / videos and comment
on any status updates.

9. Facebook Page

10. Facebook Page
• You can find your favorite public figure, bands
and brands on Facebook Page.
• Joining a page makes you part of an online
community.
• The new posts that the page owner makes will
appear on your Facebook feeds.
• You can comment on the Facebook pages you
like to engage the community.

11. https://www.facebook.com/nusoar

12. Facebook Group

13. Facebook Group
• Facebook Groups make it easy to connect with
specific sets of people, like family, teammates
or coworkers. Groups are private spaces
where you can share updates, photos or
documents and message other group
members. You can also select one of three
privacy options for each group you create.

14. Ready to get a Facebook Account?

15. Making your first status update
Take a photo?
Share what’s going on around you?
Go ahead, try it now!

16. The Navigation Bar
Notifications
Unread Messages
Friend Requests
Search Bar
Home

17. Facebook Search Bar
• Can search for Groups, Pages or Friends.
• Can search friends by name or even email
addresses.
• Can search for events.

18. Add Friends

19. Add Friends
1. When you find someone on Facebook you’d like to add
as a friend, doing so is a pretty simple task. After clicking
the link to your prospective friend’s Profile page, you
may see an Add as Friend box next to the name.
2. Click the Add as Friend button and a window pops up,
asking you to confirm your friend request. This window
lets you send or cancel the request, and gives you the
option of entering a personal message.
3. You then have to fill in a Captcha code. Fill in the words
in the code and click the Send Request button.

21. Friends (continue)
• Besides using the search bar, you know of a
mutual friend, you can search their friends
and add the people you know.
• You can also “Suggest friends” to some of your
friends/alumni who are new to Facebook.

22. Respond to a Friend Request
1. When people know you’re a Facebook
member, someone is going to want to be your
friend on Facebook. There are two ways you will
be notified of a friend request: You get a
notification via e-mail, or you find out when you
log in to your Facebook home page. If you
receive your notification via e-mail, just click the
link contained in the message and you go
directly to the request.

23. Respond to a Friend Request
2. When you log in to Facebook, your home
page offers you three different places to see
whether you have any friend requests.
• Navigation Bar
• Left or right of your status updates

24. Friend Request
Friend Request

25. Connect with FB Network
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26. Facebook Networks
Facebook gives you the chance to become part
of a network. Networks are a group of people
who have similar hometowns, backgrounds, or
interests. This feature allows you to easily
connect with your current or past coworkers or
alumni and helps you to be easily identified. To
start the simple task of joining a network,
choose Account➪Account Settings from the top
navigation bar.

27. Stay Connected

28. Private Messages

29. Private Message
1. Facebook has a feature that enables you to send
private messages to your friends. You can e-mail
those whose e-mail addresses you don’t know. To
message a friend, click the messages link on the left
side of your home page.
2. Click the New Message button in the top-right
corner of this page, and a blank message form
opens on your screen. You can also visit a friend’s
Facebook Profile page. In the left-side tool box, you
should see the Send (Friend’s Name) a message link.

30. Reading unread messages
• When you receive an unread message
notification, click on the “conversation box”
• Either reply on the quick reply box that
appears or click on messages and view full
message to reply.

31. Facebook Chat
Like Instant messaging,
Facebook allows you to chat
with friends online. To send a
message, just click on their
names.
When you send a FB chat
message, they will receive a pop
noise and they can respond.

32. Commenting on a Status
Just comment in
the space that
says “write a
comment” Press
enter and the
comment is
posted.

33. Removing messages from your wall
When you want to delete a message or post on
your wall, click on the little down arrow and there
will be an option delete available, then delete, and
follow the prompt to confirm deletion.

34. Media on Facebook
• You can share both photos and videos on
Facebook.
• You can “tag” your friends in photos and
videos.

35. What is tagging and how does it
work?
• When you tag someone, you create a link to
their Timeline. The post you tag the person in
may also be added to that person’s Timeline.
For example, you can tag a photo to show
who’s in the photo or post a status update and
say who you’re with. If you tag a friend in your
status update, anyone who sees that update
can click on your friend’s name and go to their
Timeline. Your status update may also show
up on that friend’s Timeline.

36. Alternatively

38. Tagging
• Click on a photo, click on the face… Tag!

39. Untag
• Click on the photo of you, “remove tag”

40. Untag

41. @ sign for tagging
• You can tag a friend with the “@” sign
followed by their name.
• E.g. @Robin Low
• Facebook will give you a list of friends to pick
to tag on status.

42. @ sign tagging

43. Privacy Settings

44. Privacy Settings

45. Privacy Settings (Ads)

46. Privacy Settings (Ads)

47. Privacy Settings (Contact Info)

48. Privacy Setting (Tagging)

49. Privacy Setting (Tagging)

50. Privacy Setting (Tagging)

51. Facebook Phone App.

52. Facebook Phone App.
• Very similar to Facebook.com
• More restricted in views and options.

53. Difference

54. Difference

55. Other things to take note
• Facebook is big and growing, so rules and
updates and change is still occurring
• Nothing magical or hard about Facebook, just
a medium of communication
• Have an open mind, lots of thing to explore on
Facebook
• Trolls exist and lurk around the corner, but you
can always ignore them

56. Other things to take note
• Facebook is there most of the time - 24/7
• Posts are asynchronous.
• You can always find a friend to chat with, but
it may take time for them to respond.
• You can always share your wisdom anytime
you want and its fun to see the response.

57. THANK YOU!
I’m interested what else you are using
Facebook for, so lets keep in contact!

58. HTTPS://WWW.FACEBOOK.COM/SOCIALHUB