Why Online Communities?

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    Why Online Communities? - Presentation Transcript

    1. Why online communities? Others are (or soon will be) participating in online communities. Go where they are going!
    2. Why should you care?
      • Internet use / behavior is changing.
      • The mindset is more of a “come to me” world.
    3. So what’s changing?
      • http://www.briansolis.com/2006/12/time-magazine-web-20-and-you.html
      Gaming Entertainment Learning Journalism Politics Commerce Business Marketing Mapping
    4. What problems are OC solving?
      • Work occurs outside of our offices
      • Email overload - wrong method
      • Unable to keep up
      • Need to work together
      • Need to include clients
      • You (We) don’t know it all
      • Communication failures
    5. Online communities are about…
        • Sharing
      Work Information Knowledge Experiences Interests Opinions
    6. Also, they’re about…
      • Enhancing learning opportunities
      • Providing better quality services
      • Communicating
      • Building relationships
      • Building professional reputations
    7. Also, they are about the …
      • Power of
          • reading feeds
          • bloggers’ & individuals’ influence
          • learning from others
              • (regardless of geography/status)
          • relating
          • any format, anywhere
    8. Individuals decide how they want information. Individuals depend on their communities for information.
    9. Blogging
      • Share your
      Expertise Knowledge Information Thoughts Ideas Cool stuff Observations Opinions
    10. Extension professionals Good bloggers’ characteristics
    11. Before blogging
      • 1. Seek
      • Find feeds that interest you (look for the RSS feed logo )
      • Extension professionals may find these feeds interesting
      • “Ten Steps to Web 2.0″ . Watch the archive from April 24
    12. Before blogging
      • 2. Lurk
      • Stop surfing – read blogs using feed reader (i.e., Google Reader )
        • How to Use a News Reader
        • Trying to Create a Listing of News Feeds
        • Web conference archives
      • Make Google Reader your home page
    13. Before blogging
      • 3. Converse
      • Comment on blogs—this is your introduction to blogging.
    14. Before blogging
      • 4. Share
      • Share your findings on social bookmarking sites del.icio.us or diigo .
      • See web conference archives on social bookmarking
    15. Following & contributing to existing blogs (conversations), you will:
      • learn new knowledge & ideas
      • advance the knowledge of others
      • share what you learned with others
    16. Beginners’ blogging tips
      • Getting started in conversations
      • Tips from a new blogger
      • Make mine chunky (how to write a blog)
      • Writing for the web
      • Legal guide for bloggers
      • Extension professionals and their passion
      • Blogging : Stepping into the learning process
      • Blogging : Build your professional reputation
    17. Next steps Try at least 1 of the applications on the pages “Next Steps”. Then try another & another.
    18. Next steps
      • Stop editing large attachments – Google Docs
      • Stop email madness –
        • Wikis
        • Instant messaging: AIM, Yahoo, MSN, or enterprise messaging
        • SMS (text messaging)
    19. Next steps
      • Share by using wikis & Google Docs & shared resources:
        • Slideshare
        • Flickr
        • YouTube
        • etc.
    20. Next steps
      • Share your opinion vote on content
        • Digg
        • StumbleUpon
        • Amazon
        • etc.
    21. Next steps
      • Join a social network site
        • Facebook
        • MySpace
        • Ning
        • LinkedIn
      • Join a virtual world
          • Second Life
    22. Other references
      • Extension in Web 2.0
      • Trust in the online community
      • Social networks in plain English
      • More thoughts on Twitter

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