Social Media integrates technology, social interaction, and content creation, using the "wisdom of crowds" to collaboratively connect online information. Through social media, people or groups can create, organize, edit, comment on, combine, and share content.
Read more about social media from usa.gov
Facebook is a social networking website where users can connect and interact with other people.
We encourage fans to write on the NOS Wall; however, any content posted to the Wall that meets the following criteria will be deleted:
Comments will not be edited to remove unacceptable content; the comments will just be deleted.
Facebook is a third party Web service used by the National Ocean Service (part of the Department of Commerce) for outreach. Use of Facebook requires a free membership; the Department of Commerce does not endorse membership on Facebook, nor does the Department of Commerce have any control or responsibility for privacy on Facebook.
YouTube is a video sharing service.
We encourage viewers to comment on videos posted on the NOS YouTube channel; however, comments will be moderated and any comment submitted that meets the following criteria will not be approved:
Comments will not be edited to remove unacceptable content; the comments will just not be approved for posting.
YouTube is a third party Web service used by the National Ocean Service (part of the Department of Commerce) for outreach. Use of YouTube for commenting requires a free membership; the Department of Commerce does not endorse membership on YouTube, nor does the Department of Commerce have any control or responsibility for privacy on YouTube.
Flickr is a photo sharing service.
We encourage visitors to comment on NOS photos; however, comments will be moderated and any comment submitted that meets the following criteria will not be approved:
Comments will not be edited to remove unacceptable content; the comments will just not be approved for posting.
Flickr is a third party Web service used by the National Ocean Service (part of the Department of Commerce) for outreach. Use of Flickr for commenting requires a free membership; the Department of Commerce does not endorse membership on Flickr, nor does the Department of Commerce have any control or responsibility for privacy on Flickr.
Twitter is a microblogging service to communicate and stay connected through the exchange of short, frequent posts.
We encourage you to 'Retweet' and reply to our Twitter posts.