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  • + Silkcharm Laurel Papworth 2 years ago
    Thanks guys! I’m glad you enjoyed it :)

  • + guest5f3e4a guest5f3e4a 3 years ago
    Your workshop was very informative & some good practical tips too!
    Thanks.. Marg

  • + guest55f207 guest55f207 3 years ago
    Thanks Laurel, really good workshop yesterday.

    Jason King

  • + catcar catcar 3 years ago
    informative & thorough
  • + Silkcharm Laurel Papworth 3 years ago
    This will be broken down into seperate sections and beautified for the shorter presentations such as 1 hour ones. (1 day workshops are too information intensive to inflict death by prettified powerpoint)
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  1. How to Build and Maintain Vibrant Social Networks and Online Communities Laurel Papworth Social Networks Strategist world.com.au
  2. Slides
    • 03. Why am I here?
    • 10. Where do I go?
    • 17. Who am I?
    • 30. Can you help me?
    • 37. What are you doing?
    • 44. How do I behave?
    • 54. What’s going on?
    • 60. What’s the celebration?
    • 67. All together now?
  3. Social Network Why am I here? Are our reasons aligned? Laurel Papworth
  4. Types of Social Networks
    • Family
    • Work
    • Play
    • Spirituality
    • Politics
    • Geographic
    • Demographic
    • Topical
    • Activity
  5. Mazlow’s Hierarchy of Needs adapted by Amy Jo Kim Take on new roles and new opportunities Develop skills Self Actualisation Ability to contribute and be recognised for those contributions Ability to earn self respect, respect of others and ability to contribute Self-esteem Belonging to a community as a whole, and swarms (subgroups) Ability to give and receive love, belonging to a group Social Protection from hacking and trolling, privacy, level playing field Protection from crimes and war, living in a just society Security and Safety System access, retain management of system identity Food clothing Shelter, health, Physiological
  6. The “Why” of social networking
    • Name – helps if it’s meaningful
    • Slogan – funky one liner
    • Why – ‘public’ company reasons
    • Interface – colours are important !
    • Human story – evil or good?
    • Content, tools, links – what’s inside?
  7. Name and Motto
    • Fark.com
    • Mother&Baby
    • Facebook
    • iYoMu
    • Flickr
    • MySpace
    • YouTube
    • … it’s Not News it’s Fark.com
    • ?
    • ? (how many friends have you got)
    • … Social Networking for Grownups
    • … Loves You
    • … a Place for Friends (just not MINE)
    • … Broadcast Yourself
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  9.  
  10. Where should I visit? Laurel Papworth Social Network Bytes Where do I go?
  11. Where to go?
    • Areas to meet
    • Tools to communicate – blogs, forums
    • News to read
    • Tools to use – hosted, white label, or self
    • Useability, sociability, navigation, taxonomy, site maps
    • (plus the “Why’s”)
  12. How to you like to communicate?
    • Instant (synchronous), real time support - instant messenger, broadcast, chat channels, SMS, virtual worlds, ventrilo
    • Delayed (asynchronous) - email, listserv, blogs, forums, wiki,
    • Either? - Twitter, RSS, APIs
  13. Who-to-who(m)?
    • One to One - email, personal messages, chat
    • One to Many - blogs,
    • Many to Many - forums
    • Few to Few (gated) - follow me services
  14.  
  15. Tools to Use
    • Hosted Facebook, MySpace,
    • White Label Ning,
    • DIY Drupal,
  16. Summary
    • Meeting places (role based) - Newcomer - Off Topic - Elders
    • Meeting places (tool based) - forums - blogs - wikis
    • Tools
    • News
  17. Social Network Bytes Who am I? What is my identity? Laurel Papworth
  18. Who am I?
    • Sign me up!
    • Establish identity
    • Establish reputation
    • Establish trust
    • Context: - system, personal, public (old) - as many profiles as needed (new)
  19. Sign Me Up!
    • Decide on Barrier to Entry and stick to it!
    • Sign up procedure - CAPTCHA, email confirmation
    • Welcome email Username, password
    • Importing friends list
  20. 75 th on Google Search
  21.  
  22. Don’t want to check contacts now? Don’t want to check contacts now?
  23. Looking to meet? Description? Starsign?
  24. Uh.Oh. It’s a dating site
  25.  
  26. Establish Identity
    • What is Public and how Public?
    • What is Gated?
    • What information is Private?
    • What is hidden in the System Profile?
    • Static information
    • Semi Static
    • Dynamic status
    • Evolve the profiles – adds interest
  27. Personality
    • Avatars
    • Multiple identities
    • Explain Profile questions
    • Tagline (.sig)
    • Free vs category answers
    • Fun titles and non-sequitors
  28. Establish Reputation
    • Who are the top contributors?
    • Most popular articles?
    • Newest members?
    • Newest comments?
    • Latest uploaded media?
    • Featured blog, featured profile
    • Titles – guild, moderator (see status later)
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  30. Social Network Bytes Can you help me? How do I get involved? Laurel Papworth
  31. Who am I?
    • Visitor, Anonymous, no Profile
    • Registered, novice
    • Regular, normal
    • Leaders, contributors (see more later)
    • Elders
    • Employees
    • Owner
  32. Clearly define…
    • visitor vs registered
    • Premium visitors
    • Appropriate areas for newcomers
    • Regulars
    • Leaders (see more later)
    • Elders
  33. Visitors Centre
    • About Us
    • FAQ
    • Media/Press Releases
    • Tour, Video, Podcast, Interactive
    • Letter from Host (now: blog)
    • Membership requirements (age, location)
    • Site Map
    • Background, whitepapers
    • Mission statement, backstory, history
    • Overview of features (quick grab)
    • Policies, guidelines, code of conduct
  34. Regular Centre
    • Read/write not read only
    • Access to karma points
    • Show number of posts, length of membership
    • Premium services
  35. Social Graph Not a People Graph
  36. WoW Virtual World WoW economy Thottbot.com 391 allakhazam.com 798 WowWiki1,299 blog blog blog blog blog blog blog blog blog WoW site 291 incl. Forums
  37. Social Network Bytes What are you doing? How do I get involved? Laurel Papworth
  38. New & Small
    • Leader, owner/founder, developer, customer service, staff, moderator – you
    • A bunch of interested people – them
    • Accept offers of help, monitor and encorage these ( founders ) as they will become ( elders ).
    • Staff – (unpaid) Volunteers or Contractors (part-time) - Enthusiasts
  39. Mix up social and disciplinary?
    • Welcome greeter: usually called Angel
    • Host: main leaders who unite with purpose
    • Moderator/editor: evaluate content
    • Moderator/police: warn, ban, remove
    • Teacher: answer newbies, recruit
    • Events/party-er: co-ordinate
    • Admin: leads moderators, writers, team
    • Developer/owner: “god”, bottom line,
    Any of these can be volunteer. Or paid.
  40. Volunteer vs Paid
    • Status
    • Giving to the community
    • Learn new skills
    • Make networking contacts (career change)
  41. Choose your leaders
    • … or your community will choose for you.
    • Or choose together.
    • Encourage behaviour by showcasing it
    • “ Spotlights”
    • Rewards…
    • Tools – special chat channels, controlling access, locking down content
  42. Type of Community Rewards
    • Competition community? Then Ratings/Rankings e.g. high scores
    • Task based community? Then “spotlight” tasks e.g. blog entries
    • Profit based community? Share the love: auctions, classifieds, storefronts, affiliates
    • Knowledge based? Then reward with feedback
  43. Critique User Generated Content
    • … or consumer generated media or ‘members creating stuff’.
    • Quantitative : Check page hits, posting activity or hours logged in.
    • CrowdSourced – rated and ranked media
    • Editor sourced – manually collect and exhibit media from members.
    • Find Usability/SEO consultants who understand Sociability
  44. Social Network Bytes How do I behave? It’s War: Rules of Engagement Laurel Papworth
  45. Documentation & Tools
    • Who can join?
    • Technical decisions
    • Behavioural rules
    • Behavioural advice
    • Privacy policy
    • Terms of Use, Terms of Service
    • Tools for leaders
  46. Yes Moderators are st00p1d
    • We can’t work out that fcuk really means a naughty word. Oh and “Click here for pr0n” . What does a$$h0le mean?
    • However we ignore OM F G .
    • Do you take offence at Newbie? How about Nubby? Nublet ? N00b or n00bie?
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  48. Technical decisions
    • Images, video, media
    • What constitutes porn, shock sites
    • Civility
    • Spam
    • Privacy
    • Liability
    • Censorship
    • Ownership of content
  49. Documents
    • Member agreement.
    • Legal
    • Community or Social Guidelines
    • Support Issues Help: FAQ, Knowledgebase
  50.  
  51. Official ADMIN???? … there are 650 Admins . And I'm pretty sure the one with Fuck You in the headline and the other one with My Willys Is Bigger than Yours are not real admins…
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  53. Tools for Leaders
    • Moderators are a community too !
    • Own titles, own forums, own areas/places
    • Evidence Locker – remove content to an evidence locker. Do not delete.
    • Rap Sheet – keep a database of details of Watched, Warned, Banned members Includes, all IP addresses, signup and all email addresses, links to evidence locker, copy of Personal Messages.
  54. Social Network Bytes What’s going on? Where’s the party? Laurel Papworth
  55. Events
    • Personal Calendar
    • Community calendar
    • Contests
    • Meetings
    • Performances
    • Event co-ordinators (support them)
    • Transitory forum
    • Tools
    • *An important moment/highlight in the week. Even an update achieve that…
  56. Event Management
    • Online or Offline? Both?
    • Plan: Strategy, Location, Infrastructure, ‘staff’ needs, documents, time and place,
    • Marketing: display information, launch details, staff, troublemakers
    • Follow up: continue the discussion, distribute the results, plan next one
  57. Contests
    • Create debate
    • Quizzes – polls, debates, hot or not
    • Foto of the day - “interesting” Flickr
    • Causes
    • Vampires, Werewolves on Facebook
    • Board games
  58. Meetings
    • Book club
    • Support physical meeting (not replace)
    • Instant (IRC) with developers
    • Monthly roundup of issues (forum)
    • Create regularity and loyalty
  59. Performances
    • Interviews with developers
    • Podcast interviews
    • Technical training, webinars, webcasts
    • I might put these slideshows up, once a week! 
    • Who’s on stage this week? Spotlight leaders, elders and owners
  60. Social Network Bytes What’s the celebration? Recognising & rejoicing with others Laurel Papworth
  61. Ritual and Holidays
    • Power of belonging
    • Acknowledgement of communication context
    • Community Holidays (Founders day)
    • Passages and Transitions (Funerals)
  62. Hello and Goodbye
    • … and everything in between
    • Welcome newcomer, one year ‘avatar’ birthday, reaching 1000 posts, finding 5000 th friend, most popular leader, farewell
    • Birthdays, engagements, weddings, pregnancy, birth, divorce, death – particularly death
  63. Birthdays Gifts Co-incidence? I think not…
  64. Sophie Delezio: 16,000 entries in basic guestbook online community
  65.  
  66. Control some rituals
    • Thankyou, Thankyou Thankyou Thankyou Thankyou Thankyou Thankyou Thankyou Thankyou Thankyou Thankyou Thankyou Thankyou Thankyou Thankyou Thankyou Thankyou Thankyou Thankyou
  67. Social Network Bytes All together now? Me and my buddies Laurel Papworth
  68. Intimacy vs Growth
    • Critical masses at tipping point will ‘fork’
    • Subdivisions can happen naturally
    • Subdivisions can be planned
    • Each subdivision follows the previous presentations today – who, what, why, when and so on.
  69. Joomla Mambo
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  72. More Information?
    • Contact Laurel Papworth [email_address]
    • Blog http://silkcharm.blogspot.com (or on Facebook, or LinkedIn or… 
    • Ask on the forums http://world.com.au/forum
    • Based on work by Amy Jo Kim and Jenny Preece and … (on the shoulders of giants).

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