Humanitarian interactivity contexts on social media, A study of shapes and patterns through ElBilad’s facebook

Abstract

 'humanitarian interactivity', by exploring the relationship between three interactivity contexts across social media: sharing, comment, and emoji. This is by trying to drop these practices with its different patterns and forms, through the Facebook page of the Algerian newspaper, ElBilad, by analyzing the reactions of its users, as they are the ones who decide the nature of the way they express their opinions, through various icons and emoticons; comment on the various contents, in addition to to interactive options by sharing these contents and the type of the language in which they interact. Depending on scientific observation, the study concluded that all known patterns, and interactive forms are practiced by page users, but according to different perceptions and levels.