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    Create summaries of issues raised Circulate to all stakeholders Circulate action updates

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    2. Vicky’s use of Facebook
      • Talking to constituents.
      • Campaign groups.
      • Setting up events.
      • Responding to how people feel.
      • To gain information and updates from youth workers about my projects.
    3. Vicky’s suggestions for others uses
      • Youth Workers could provide flexible one to one and advice.
      • Projects could communicate with more young people.
      • Youth Workers could be more available and accessible.
    4. Problem
      • Young people awarded a grant to produce a countywide youth magazine.
      • Want young people from across all parts of the County to take part.
      • There isn’t a very good bus service.
      • Cannot afford taxis to get the young people to meetings.
    5. How could social networking sites help?
    6. Solution
      • Young people used an online workspace application on Facebook called ‘My Office’
      • Shared articles, commented on photos and proofs
      • Participated in online discussions.
      • Young people had a record of all their work.
      • Able to manage the project effectively.
      • Produced a successful magazine.
      • Application is free and simple to use.
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    13. Problem
      • New housing development.
      • Experiencing lots of ‘teething’ problems.
      • Trouble with the TV reception, high electricity bills and parking difficulties.
      • Other residents experiencing similar problems.
      • Car clamped.
      • Wondering how issues could be raised will fellow residents.
    14. How could social networking sites help?
    15. Solution
      • Set up a Facebook group for the local residents.
      • Promoted with flyers.
      • Within hours several residents had joined.
      • Shared their experiences.
      • Two days later the group had over 50 members and over 200 comments.
      • Residents discussed and summarised their shared issues.
      • Presented these to estate management.
      • The group is still going strong
      • Issues being addressed.
      • The group enabled local residents to organise a community BBQ over the summer.
      • A great success and has helped bring the community closer together.
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    19. Problem
      • Vicky volunteers on everything.
      • Always getting asked to complete surveys for her local council.
      • Vicky has completed several surveys over the past years.
      • Hasn’t been told what has changed as a result.
      • Friends at School aren’t involved in any youth projects.
      • They never fill in surveys.
    20. How could social networking sites help?
    21. Image: /www.flickr.com/photos/mrspiggy/3180658559/ Remember these?
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    23. Make your sheep happy Tell us what you think about: School dinners Shop
    24. Questionnaire How would you rate your school dinners? Bad Good Shop
    25. Thanks! Your sheep is much happier and you’ve won 5 coins! We will let you know the final results soon. Shop
    26. Sheep Shop = 5 Shop
    27. Shop Looking smooth! Thank you for visiting the shop! You can earn more coins by telling a friend to use this application. Click here
    28. Did you know there is a free night club for under 18s? Find out more details here! Shop
    29. Top tips
      • Consider the barriers to current participation.
      • Make it relevant.
      • Make it accessible.
      • Let it grow.
      • Promote achievements.
      • Keep it up to date.
      • Have a play!
      • Social networking sites are about fun , sharing and socialising.
      • Design your activity with this in mind!
    30. Contact details
      • Tom Gaskin, Co-director
      • Tel. 075 155 635 36 @tomgaskin
      • E-mail. tom@countingcows.co.uk
      • Vicky Caswell
      • E-mail. caswellvictoria@yahoo.co.uk

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