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- 1. CompTIA, Social Media & You
- 2. Objectives We want to walk away with Inspiration and ideas on using social media Resources and tools to use in our daily work lives General discussion & questions
- 3. VIDEO A Vision of Students Today Dr. Michael Wesch Associate Professor of Cultural Anthropology Kansas State University
- 4. What do you want to do? Are you currently using social media tools? Which ones? What are your objectives?
- 5. Using Social Media to engage Use the core tools/sites
- 6. Using Social Media to engage Go where people are already gathering Look for unique and relevant ways to use them Have some fun with it Make sure you have good content
- 8. Northern Virginia Community College
- 9. NTEN – Nonprofit Technology Network
- 12. Zappos – YouTube – 2 million views
- 13. Zappos - blog
- 14. Zappos - Twitter
- 15. Northern Virginia Community College
- 16. NOVA - YouTube
- 17. NOVA - Twitter
- 18. NOVA - Facebook
- 19. NOVA – iTunes U
- 20. NTEN – Nonprofit Technology Network
- 21. NTEN - Podcast
- 22. NTEN - Meetup
- 23. NTEN - Twitter
- 27. CompTIA – Podcast (iTunes)
- 30. CompTIA - Flickr
- 32. Making sense of it all
- 33. Using the tools
- 34. Twitter Twitter as a community Helpdesk Polling / research Connect to Facebook updates Follow professionals / companies Job search Class community Assignments
- 35. Facebook Central web presence – pulls together content from other places Class/group community Assignments LMS
- 37. Meetup.com Regional local groups – topic or event related Career meetups Bootcamps
- 39. YouTube House all of your video here – publish it to other sites Create playlists that are topic or class specific Post polls Add links to your other content
- 40. YouTube
- 41. Delicious Organize online resources by tag Create and share lists – blogroll, resources by topic, etc. – publish to your sites Manage in one place and share
- 42. Delicious
- 43. Creating Your Own Content How-to’s Video class projects Blogging (video and text) Podcasts Lectures
- 44. OMG – I can’t keep up! Using RSS Creating Dashboards
- 45. Dashboards
- 47. Great Resources to learn iTunes U Podcasts (on iTunes) Educause Edutopia Mashable Cnet TV OpenCourseWare Consortium Blogs
- 48. Find out more Links and examples from this session http://delicious.com/scato/e2cresources
- 49. Susan Cato Senior Director, Web & New Media scato@comptia.org Linkedin: http://www.linkedin.com/in/susancato
Hinweis der Redaktion
- To set the tone for the meeting, we are going to kick things off with a brief video. This video is about students, but I believe is very relevant to many of us as we try to engage our audiences in the digital age and in the 21st century.
- How does this resonate with you? I am not an educator –but I am fascinated by how the internet and new ways to access information have changed the way we live. Nothing is linear anymore (least of all, this presentation). How does these new ways of gathering online and interacting with information (and each other) change the playing field?What should we be doing as parents, as educators, as communicators?For me, it is the constant endeavor to learn new ways to use existing tools, and new tools on the horizon.
- No matter what your objectives – we all can find ideas with a little bit of inspiration.
- We all have an audience and engage – and I am a big believer in going to them. Find out where they are!When in doubt – ripoff and duplicateU
- – essential tools:Flip videoSkypeWordpressFirefox screen recorderWindows movie maker or iMovie
- Blog / podcast feedsYouTube channelSlideshowsDiscussionsShare links / resourcesPollsCalendars / eventsPromotions