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  1. ILRI Comms project insight 2014: Storify Susan MacMillan and Paul Karaimu CKM Team Meeting Addis Ababa, 2-4 February 2015
  2. About this project or activity 1. Why is it important • Offers new format for collating our social media posts (publicity) and re-cycling them as blog posts, which gives new life to the social media postings • Way of curating the best-quality ILRI social media mentions (including those of our partners and donors) into stories 2. What is it • An online tool that ‘helps make sense of what people post on social media and allowing users to curate important voices and turn them into stories’ (storify.com/about). 3. What we want to achieve • Extend the use, presence and reach of our social media posts in the form of stories we can post as blogs • Use Storify to collate and disseminate materials in Livestock Matters (and maybe Corporate Report)
  3. Our activities 1. What we did • Susan started using Storify 2 yrs ago to collate tweets and pix on essays she was reading (e.g. Economist on poverty) as well as events ILRI heavily participated in (e.g. FARA in Ghana) and continued this kind of ‘collective’ coverage for ILRI40 stories 2. What we did • For the last ILRI40 Storify, Tsehay set up an ILRI Storify account and Paul used it to compile a final ILRI40 highlights post, with inputs from others in the comms team
  4. Our activities 3. What we plan • Get enterprise version that has more features (pdf, embedding into blogs, etc), including one that easily allows many people to collaborate on a Storify story. That would have been useful for all of our ILRI40 Storify stories! 4. What we plan • Explore use of Storify further to see how can support blogging/comms, particularly to greatly extend the usefulness and presence of (short-lived) soundbites, facts, links, recommendations, etc., posted on social media platforms such as Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, Flickr, Pinterest, Slideshare
  5. What we learned 1. Learning • Great way to bring together images, tweets, posters, presentations all in one place and turn these social posts into a story with more lasting presence 2. Learning • Can create a new ‘presentation’ by recycling ILRI social media ‘voices’ 3. Learning • Works well with Twitter, but has some issues showing PPT presentations? • Enterprise version needed to access full features
  6. The presentation has a Creative Commons licence. You are free to re-use or distribute this work, provided credit is given to ILRI. better lives through livestock ilri.org
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