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International Teacher Education Conference 2014 International Teacher Education Conference 2014 1 International Trends and Issues in Communication & Media Conference 2014 Acknowledgement Dear Guests, Welcome to the International Trends and Issues Communication & Media Conference 2014. Conference promotes the development and dissemination of the oretical knowledge, conceptual research, and Professional knowledge through conference activities, the conference proceeding book. The main goal of International Trends and Issues Communication & Media Conference is to provide a multinational platform where the latest trends in communication and media can be presented and discussed in a friendly environment with the aim to learn from each other. Prospective presenters are encouraged to submit proposals for papers and posters/demonstrations that offer new research or theoretical contributions. ITICAM-2014 received many applications. It was based on a multinational platform where the latest trends in education can be presented and discussed in a friendly environment with the aim to learn from each other. We have lots of participants from different countries such as Canada, Cyprus, India, Kazakhistan, Thailand, Turkey, United Kingdom and United States. If you want to have any enquiries regarding ITICAM conference, please do not hesitate to contact with us for any additional information you may require. Finally, we would like to wish you all a pleasant stay in Dubai and safe return back home. I hope that ITICAM-2014 will be a meeting you will pleasantly remember. Conference Coordinator Prof.Dr. Aytekin İşman 1 International Trends and Issues in Communication & Media Conference 2014 General Coordinator Prof. Dr. Aytekin İŞMAN, Sakarya University, Turkey Conference Coordinators Prof. Dr. Murat BARKAN, Yaşar University, Turkey Prof.Dr. Aydın Ziya ÖZGÜR, Anadolu University, Turkey Conference Associate Coordinator Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ergun YOLCU, Istanbul University, Turkey 2 International Trends and Issues in Communication & Media Conference 2014 ADVISORY BOARD Dr. Ahmet Bülent GÖKSEL,EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY OF LEFKE Dr. Ahmet KALANDER - SELÇUK UNIVERSITY Dr. Aydın Ziya ÖZGÜR - ANADOLU UNIVERSITY Dr. Aysun AKINCI YÜKSEL, ANADOLU UNIVERSITY Dr. Aytekin CAN - SELÇUK UNIVERSITY Dr. Bedriye POYRAR, ANKARAUNIVERSITY Dr. Besim. F. DELLALOĞLU –SAKARYA UNIVERSITY Dr. Betül ÇELİK, ANKARA UNIVERSITY Dr. Birsel MATARA - CIU Dr. Burcu Kaya Erdem - İSTANBUL UNIVERSITY Dr. Can BİLGİLİ – İSTANBUL TİCARET UNIVERSITY Dr. Cengiz ERDAL– SAKARYA UNIVERSITY Dr. Cengiz Hakan AYDIN – ANADOLU UNIVERSITY Dr. Ergun YOLCU - ISTANBUL UNIVERSITY Dr. Faruk KALKAN, EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY OF LEFKE Dr. Gül BATUŞ – MALTEPE UNIVERSITY Dr. Gülüm ŞENER – AREL UNIVERSITY Dr. Hasan ÇALIŞKAN - ANADOLU UNIVERSITY Dr. Hikmet SEÇİM - CIU Dr. Hüseyin KÖSE – ATATÜRK UNIVERSITY Dr. Işık ÖZKAN – YEDİTEPE UNIVERSITY Dr. Metin IŞIK - SAKARYA UNIVERSITY Dr. Murat BARKAN - YAŞAR UNIVERSITY Dr. Nazan HAYDARİ PAKKAN – MALTEPE UNIVERSITY Dr. Nejat ULUSOY, ANKARA UNIVERSITY Dr. Neşe KARS – ISTANBUL UNIVERSİTY Dr. Nilgün ABİSEL, NEAR EAST UNIVERSITY Dr. Nezih ORHON - ANADOLU UNIVERSITY Dr. Nilüfer TİMİSİ – İSTANBUL UNIVERSITY Dr. Oğuz ADANIR, DOKUZ EYLÜL UNIVERSITY Dr. Osman ÜRPER – MALTEPE UNIVERSITY Dr. Özden CANKAYA – GALATASARAY UNIVERSITY Dr. Özgü YOLCU - ISTABUL UNIVERSITY Dr. Özlem OĞUZHAN - SAKARYA UNIVERSITY Dr. Seçil KAYA - ANADOLU UNIVERSITY Dr. Sevda ALANKUŞ – İZMİR TİCARET UNIVERSITY Dr. Simten GÜNDEŞ – MALTEPE UNIVERSITY Dr. Şahin KARASAR – Turkish AIRLINES 3 International Trends and Issues in Communication & Media Conference 2014 KEYNOTE SPEAKERS Prof. Dr. Durmus GUNAY “Engineering Education in Turkey” Executive Board Member - The Council of Higher Education "Bilişim ve İletişim Teknolojilerinin Yüksek Öğrenime Etkisi" Prof. Dr. Murat BARKAN - Yaşar University "Instructional Design for O&DL Systems: “... a contemporary communication based humanitarian investment..." Prof. Dr. Aydın Ziya ÖZGÜR - Anadolu University 4 International Trends and Issues in Communication & Media Conference 2014 Contents Almanya’daki Türk Medyası ve Kamusal Bir Alman Kurumu: Deutsche Welle Selami Özsoy ............................................................................................................................ 8-14 Attitudes of M.ED Students Towards E-Learning Sarabjeet Kaur ....................................................................................................................... 15-19 Brand Loyalty On Convenience Goods Reha Saydan, Öznur Koca Parmaksız ..................................................................................... 20-25 Content Creation For Turkish Literature Courses Within The Scope of Mobile Learning Nur Nacar-Logie, Nazlı Cihan, Vakur Çiftcili, Alaskar Özpercin .............................................. 26-30 Cross Cultural Communications, Peace Education and Development in Nigeria Umaru A. Pate, Sharafa Dauda .............................................................................................. 31-36 Dünya Kapsamında Azerbaycan`da Yeni Medyanın Sosyolojik Sorunları İlkin Agayev ............................................................................................................................ 37-43 Facebook: Lecturers’ Personality, Credibility And Students’ Performances Padma Pillai ............................................................................................................................ 44-49 Gezi Direnişi Türkiye’de Yeni Bir Toplumsal Cinsiyet Düzeni Mi Yaratıyor? İrem Kahyaoğlu ...................................................................................................................... 50-55 How Cultural Differences Are Reflected In Magazine Advertisements? Compare Of Turkish, British and American Advertisements Sefa Erbaş .............................................................................................................................. 56-61 Impact of Social Networking Sites On Academic Performance Of International Students in Auckland, New Zealand Ragini Lawrence Chowdary, Sawsan Al-Shamaa .................................................................... 62-70 Increasing Contribution Of News Photo Agencies Into Journalism By Evolving Technology Kerim Karagöz, Özer Kanburoğlu ........................................................................................... 71-75 Influence Of Financial And Non Financial Incentives On Job Satisfaction Of honoree Nurses In Rural And Remote Areas, Kubu Raya Regency West Borneo Province Fidi Rachmadi ......................................................................................................................... 76-78 Interactive Multimedia Dseign In Socialising Sustainable Environment For Teens Ragina Nugrahania, Lulut Indrianingrumb .............................................................................. 79-84 Konvansiyonel Estetik, Dijital İmgeler ve Sinema Mustafa Sözena ...................................................................................................................... 85-90 5 International Trends and Issues in Communication & Media Conference 2014 Kuzey Kıbrıs Televizyon Kanalları Mevcut Durum Analizi Mert Baştaşa ........................................................................................................................... 91-96 Mechanisms of the Legal Regulation of Intellectual Property Rights in Mass- Media and Internet Baimoldina Svetlana Malikovna a, L.N.Gumilevb .................................................................. 97-100 Otto Neurath, Isotype Picture Language And Its Reflections on Recent Design Banu İnanç Uyan Dura ........................................................................................................ 101-106 Practical Useful Education For Professionals John F. halldanea ................................................................................................................ 107-111 Readers’ Eye Movement Toward Visual Element of Newspaper: Eye Traking Experiment of Three Korean Newspapers Mahnwoo Kwona, Jiyoun Jungb .......................................................................................... 112-116 Relationship Between New Online-Socialized World And Organization Based Self Esteem Gençer G. Galipa ................................................................................................................. 117-124 Role of Social Media In The Formation Of Government Policies In Nigeria Awobamise Ayodeji Olalekana ........................................................................................... 125-130 Sanayi Kentinden Dijital Kente A. Menaf Turana ................................................................................................................. 131-136 Social Media and Public Relations in Football: The Use of Twitter in Football Teams in Turkey Mihalis Kuyucua .................................................................................................................. 137-144 Sosyal Medyanın Ekonomi Politik Yönü: Blackberry Çetelerinden Twitter Devrimlerine Ali Özcana, Şevki Işıklıb ........................................................................................................ 145-152 Sosyal Medyanin Bir Iletişim Ortami Olarak Müşteri Memnuniyetinde Kullanimi Ayşegül Elif Karagüllea, Berk Çaycıb .................................................................................... 153-158 The Role Of Public Relations On Corporate Governance Beril Akıncı Vurala ..............................................................................................................
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