Conceptueel kader voor wisselwerking van platformkenmerken, affordances en normen op sociale media | Amsterdam University Press Journals Online
2004
Volume 50 Number 4
  • ISSN: 1384-6930
  • E-ISSN: 1875-7286

Abstract

Samenvatting

De auteurs onderzoeken de wisselwerking tussen socialenetwerkplatformen en sociale interacties door een overzicht van relevante platformkenmerken te ontwikkelen. Dit overzicht helpt een kader te formuleren van die een invloed hebben op normvorming tussen sociale-mediagebruikers. De affordances die de auteurs hiervoor identificeerden zijn ‘interageerbaarheid’, ‘intervenieerbaarheid’, ‘vluchtigheid’ en ‘externe zichtbaarheid’. Deze vier affordances zijn complementair aan boyd’s (2010) structurele affordances van de genetwerkte publieken. Met dit kader wordt het duidelijk wie met wie kan interageren, aan welke andere gebruikers en content men kan worden blootgesteld en wie bepaalde sociale correcties en sancties kan uitvoeren. Met deze affordances kunnen gebruikers invloed uitoefenen op normvorming op sociale media. Ze laten ook zien waar de verantwoordelijkheden liggen bij het beïnvloeden van de groepsdynamiek, en welke gebruikers in staat zijn om de normen in een groepsinteractie uit te dagen.

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