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- 1. STEM & Social Media Community through technology Allison Tracy Outreach Coordinator, Hennepin Technical College #allaboutmeworkshop April 14,2010
- 2. Agenda • What is STEM? • Why is STEM important? • STEM Resources • What is getSTEM? • What is Social Media? • STEM and Social Media • Summary • Contact Info
- 3. What is STEM? SCIENCE ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY MATHEMATICS
- 4. Why is STEM Important? • 18 out of the 20 fastest growing occupations will be tied to the STEM disciplines. (Source: DEED) • Economic forecasts project 20-33% increase in scientific and technical occupations in Minnesota in ten years. • High-tech workers earned an average wage of $68,600 (21st ranked), or 67 percent more than Minnesota's average private sector wage. (Source: Cyberstates 2007)
- 9. What is getSTEM? • http://www.getstem-mn.com/ • http://www.facebook.com/pages/getSTEM-Minnesota/83128198570? • http://twitter.com/getSTEM
- 10. What is Social Media? EDUCATING COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT LEARNING LISTENING COLLABORATING
- 11. What is Social Media? http://hennepintech.ning.com/group/marketingsocialmedia
- 12. STEM and Social Media
- 13. STEM and Social Media
- 14. STEM and Social Media
- 15. STEM and Social Media This post has a link at the end to the information I just presented to you in the last slide. Here, you can comment, share it etc.
- 16. STEM and Social Media Here’s the information again posted on the getSTEM twitter. Yet another way to share information. This link directs you to a different website outside of getSTEM with more information.
- 17. STEM and Social Media • Get feedback in Real-Time • Hear what people are saying about you • Communicate through these networks
- 18. Real-time search on getSTEM
- 19. Communicate
- 20. Post to your community
- 21. Summary and Final Thoughts • STEM careers are extremely important • Social media is not a strategy • It’s a tool for communication and engagement • Participation is a must • Learn and evolve as you go • Listen to the needs and concerns of others • Become a part of the community • Share and provide your POV
- 22. Contact Info • @allitracy on Twitter • allison.tracy@hennepintech.edu