ODHE National Meeting Day 2, February 2013
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Specific discussions on developing an ODHE blog.
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ODHE National Meeting Day 2, February 2013
- 1. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License. ODHE Website Action Plan Dr Bex Lewis, Digital Fingerprint URL: http://www.slideshare.net/drbexl/odhe-national-meeting-day-2-february-2013 February 2013, for: http://odhegroup.wordpress.com
- 4. Who is going to be responsible? http://www.sxc.hu/photo/1066204
- 5. Add a Bio
- 6. Contribution Timetable http://www.rgbstock.com/download/fishmonk/miaHgsm.jpg
- 7. COPYRIGHT Really important to be aware of…!!
- 8. http://iStockPhoto.com Flickr Creative Commons: http://www.flickr.com/creativec ommons http://www.sxc.hu http://rgbstock.com IMAGE SOURCES (E.G.)…
- 11. • “See what we‟ve been up to” • Thoughts & Reflections • Reviews (Books, films, websites, etc) • Challenging ideas for debate • Interviews (Text, Audio, Video) • „Best Of‟ Content • „How-to‟ Posts • 10 things you can… • Guest Posts
- 12. http://www.slideshare.net/rohitbharga va/the-25-basic-styles-of-blogging- and-when-to-use-each-one
- 13. • 300-800 Words • Internal Headings/Bolded Sentences • At least 1 image • 1 idea per post, around KEYWORDS • Headline = assume reader won‟t read article • Careful „twists‟ on words, don‟t mislead • Clarify if it‟s a personal opinion • Spelling/Grammar What does a blog post look like?
- 15. • Pull vs Push content • Interesting content • Regular schedule (set posts in advance) • Take comments seriously • Social media – especially Twitter • Comment on others blogs • Offer thought leadership • Post URL on printed materials. How do you get people to (continue) read(ing) your blog?
- 16. ODHE Categories & Tags
- 17. Meet a Member https://odhegroup.wordpress.com/201 2/10/09/meet-a-member-name/
- 18. National Meetings https://odhegroup.wordpress.com/201 2/10/13/reflections-on-odhe-national- meeting/
- 19. • One thing you enjoyed • One thing that made you think • One thing that you'll definitely follow up • One thing that would have improved your experience • Any other comments Feedback on National Event?
- 20. Recommended Text https://odhegroup.wordpress.com/201 1/06/20/organization-development-by- cheung-judge-holbeche/
- 23. • Is OD serendipitous? • OD in practice – what is it/in • Corridor Interventions (grab HE – different perspectives. audio conversations?) Everyone have a go at • How much can you plan for OD? ‘elevator pitch’… • 10 Tips for • OD in 140 characters // • engaging your staff comment on other definitions • dealing difficult situations • Coaching & Mentoring (series) • challenges for performance • Questions management • Challenges • How to collaborate in a • Difficult situations encountered competitive world/when does • Case Study: St Andrew’s collaboration become • Respond to previous posts competition? from a different perspective • OD Interventions/Strategy • Positive gossip… • Luddite … challenges to use • O.Dear… (humour) tech in our roles • Book: Liggy Web: Happiness Blog Post Ideas…
- 25. Bex.Lewis@Durham.ac.uk Available for consultancy (after June!) http://digital- fingerprint.co.uk/category /projects/ @drbexl @digitalfprint @bigbible
Editor's Notes
- So, how are we going to make this interesting, and get people to return to it?
- Remembering that you’ve been sent this information on practicalities … should be user-friendly – your job to let me know if something needs further explanation…
- Can train up the main holder… remember we said everyone can contribute – but needs someone to hold the strings, and others to contribute as promised…
- Useful for multi-author blogs… no need to write at the bottom of each post (what does this look like – screen)
- What do each of these mean? Limits and possibilities …
- Easy wins as a post … series of simple questions set up – be good to maybe have one a month – will take a while to get through…
- Note here also the bolded sections to make it easy to read… easy to feedback ideas you’ve had from the sessions – needs to be full blog posts…
- You must have texts that you regularly read – the same as you’d mention them to each other – also an easy win – though would recommend do more than the back cover as I’ve done here – but could just combine with a sentence or 2 as to why it’s particularly useful.
- This is where we can really add value I think… explain processes that you use – generally – or – if permissable – specifics…
- But also thinking wider options such as OD models, etc… share the resources that you use and find useful – especially good to share even simple posts on what/why apps you use!
- If you’re really interested – check out …
- Questions?