Wednesday, October 30, 2013

Deontae Hutchison


 

 
 
If you ask me I will rather call 911 on the phone. I feel that if you try to get in contact with the law over social network it will take longer for them to response. If you really look at it communication through a phone is faster because you can tell them right away your problem and you location instead of internet. So much can happen in that time of you typing your situation. But then again if you’re not around a phone you really don’t have a choice but to use the computer to contact the police.




Tuesday, October 29, 2013

Milton Rodriguez

The social media has become famous through out the world.Many people used Face book, twitter and instagram  a way to communicate with each other.But it also can communicate with the public, that can help people prevent their houses to get on fire and save lives. Today people carry their  cell phones with them anywhere he/she go, its used to  call 9/11 emergency call. The New Jersey  has social media were they  shared emergency call by using face book and twitter. Does other states have a network that shared in face book and twitter?

Friday, October 25, 2013

Adel Sobhi

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New Jersey has come up with a way to share  emergency  information using Facebook and Twitter.
Why is New Jersey using the social media and other states are not? I think that many people use their phone to call 911 for emergencies. They don't think about using social media for  emergencies. Many people have phones not everyone has access to social media. It is 2013 many ways for the public to find out about emergencies using social media.

Luis Rodriguez








I think that using social media as a way to make be able to communicate during an emergency i think that it could work but it could also take a long time because there won't always be a person looking out for someone to respond to your emergency. Its a good idea and it could work but it won't always work.  Phone is always gonna be better because you can talk to someone about the emergency you are having.

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John Dungan

             The students of the 21st century are born into a life that requires both skill and dedication to have a job to support your family and figuring all of that out early means the younger you are when you retire. In Horry County, South Carolina high school students can take a two-year program at the Horry County Public Schools' Academy for Technology and Academics to receive training from certified Horry County Fire Rescue instructors. As soon as the students turn 18 they are "eligible to test for firefighter certification through the National Fire Protection Association and the South Carolina Fire Academy" (Kim) which means if they pass they can become a fire fighter anywhere in the country, depending on availability. This will provide young men and women with the opportunity to start their careers early and become aged professionals before they turn 30.
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Firefighter Training in high school curriculum

Bradley Foreman



I think  its good that Firefighters  in South carolina  train High School students about going into the fire department. It educates young people about learning about how to fight fires. They give the students 2 years of training and then when they turn 18 they get a chance to test for firefighter certification.

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Mayah Smith

 Instagram is a Social media website that allows anyone, anywhere, to upload photos of themselves or anything that they think is interesting for their followers to see. People on Instagram are also allowed to follow people to see what other people think is interesting, they are also allowed to comment on their followers photos, but that is the only way to communicate with people on Instagram,  and its not guaranteed that the person you are trying to contact will see what you have to say as soon as you comment. Calling 911 is a way more affective way to get in touch with someone who can help you in emergency needs, unlike Instagram there is always someone waiting by phones to answer your 911 call.

Jonysha Perrin





South Carolina High School Train Firefighters

I believe that this is a wonderful program offered to these students and should be offered to students all over the states. Why? because they get to train and prepare for a job that you want, as a teen a lot of us are not good test takers or freeze. So the thought of there job being on the line because a test, may scare them to not even want to be a firefighter. There for this class may give them the boost they need to actually pass the test and get hired when they are 18. It may be a little unfair if  to other people applying for the same job, if you get special treatment over them. 

Hope Carmel




Social Media and Emergency Response
Communication during emergencies is extremely important.  When there are natural disasters sometimes it becomes more difficult to reach out for help.  If all emergency services were connected to social media then there would always be that option to call out for help.  In some cases social media is a much faster and more efficient way to reach other people.  If power lines are down and you are trapped but you have a cell phone then you have a better chance of getting help to you.  I think it would be really nice if you could report to twitter, Facebook, etc when something happens if you can't call for 911.  With today's advanced technology anything is possible, you can reach anyone in seconds.  Events like 9/11 could be less damaging once a system connecting emergency response with social media is developed and perfected.  I can't wait to see what the benefits of a system like this could be.  

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i feel that social media should always be used in emergency call situations because it is a quicker way to summon help than calling 911.