The Impact of Online Social Networks

Twitter, Skype, Facebook are just a few of the online social networks we use everyday, making it easier than ever to connect with other users. A social network is the structure of an individual or organization that is linked by one or more specific kinds of relationships, such as friendship. Traditionally, it was operated through a connection between people and people, but social media networks such as Facebook and Skype are now more popular. Millions of people have a wide range of personality, they want to build new friendships, or simply want to be part of the team to share information on these sites.

Abstract How does social media promote coordination of social structure and cultural change? In this research we will look at the impact of online social networks on online and offline social capital and international student coordination in the United States. A survey of 195 international students at the Midwestern university found that students are using Facebook with their Americans and their home friends. The use of Facebook regulates the relationship between extroversion and online social capital. Described the impact of using social networking, personality and cultural differences on social capital and coordination

A survey called "social influential online social network" was designed on Google spreadsheets. This survey is aimed at exploring the evidence of facts about the impact of online social networks on people, especially working adults. The major aspects of this survey include changes and changes in lifestyle, changes in the time of day, changes in live time on social networks, and so on. In addition to collecting and analyzing the personal experience of the target research group, groups that do not have the target research group are also investigated, analyzed, and rich in insights and opinions are input. This survey follows the IRB approval guidelines of the University of Denver. All participants in the survey are anonymous, and some cautious questions are optional. Participants in the survey have the right not to terminate or transfer the survey at any time. The target research group includes university students and adults working in the industry.