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Why you need a
professional online
presence and how to
do it!
April MiniCon
Sue Beckingham | @suebecks
#RSCON5

Why do you need an online presence?
Recognition Showcase the value of
your scholarly activity
Build
connections
Providing
opportunities for
collaboration and
shared learning
Lead by
example
Our students also need
to build an online
presence to stand out
from the crowd

Share
Engage
Learn
A professional online presence
gives you wider reach AND bridges to new
opportunities

Opportunities for Crowd Learning
Involves harnessing the knowledge
and expertise of many people
in order to answer questions or address
immediate problems.
Sharples et al 2013 - Innovating Pedagogy Report

But be aware that like
bubbles rising to the
top of a glass....
.... your social media
presence will rise to
the very top of a
Google search

First impressions count....
....make sure people see what YOU want them to

What might an online presence look like?
http://socialmedia4us.wordpress.com/

http://www.slideshare.net/suebeckingham
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Creative curation of
resources using tools like
Pinterest and Scoop.it

http://www.scoop.it/t/taking-a-look-at-moocs
http://www.pinterest.com/suebecks/

Where to start?
Share links to
useful
resources
Join a
TweetChat
such as
#edchat
Twitter
Create and
begin to make
connections
Join Groups
and engage in
discussions
LinkedIn
Read and
comment on
blogs
Consider
writing your
own blog
Blog

Engage in Short Open Courses
https://byod4learning.wordpress.com/

Remember...
great oaks from little acorns grow

Building your online
presence is an
ongoing iterative
process

Why you need a professional online presence
and how to do it!
This presentation highlights the importance of a professional online presence, what
this might look like, and how to achieve it.
Sue Beckingham | @suebecks | Sheffield Hallam University, UK
The Future of Education - MiniCon #RSCON5
http://www.futureofeducation.com/page/minicon-april

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