This document discusses using social media to promote a Slow Food convivium. It defines social media as online platforms that allow users to interact and share information. The document recommends setting up profiles on Facebook, Flickr, Twitter, YouTube, and blogs to communicate events and engage members. It emphasizes quality over quantity of posts and provides tips on effective social media strategies for conviviums.
Social media platforms like Snapchat, Facebook, Instagram, and Spotify provide cheap and effective ways for companies to promote and advertise their business. These platforms are especially useful for advertising a music magazine to young audiences who frequently use social media on their portable devices. By creating accounts and posting engaging content on these platforms, the author could build a large fan base for their music magazine, attracting new readers and subscribers through shared and liked posts.
Social media refers to electronic communication platforms that allow users to share content and build online communities. There are two main types: social media platforms like Facebook and WordPress where users post content, and social media tools like blogs and video sites for communication. Popular social media sites include Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest, and YouTube. A social media marketing plan identifies goals, strategies, budgets and tactics to engage target audiences through these channels. Careers in social media marketing include social media managers, strategists, brand managers and community managers.
This document discusses how social media can be used for social change. It defines social media as digital tools that allow sharing information and networking. It notes that social media is about interactions, democratizing communication, and humanizing an organization's mission. The document provides examples of how organizations have successfully used social media to raise awareness, build community, and raise funds for their causes. It offers tips on identifying the audience, goals, tools, content, engagement strategies, and metrics for measuring success of social media for social change efforts.
This document discusses how to use social media for social change. It recommends defining goals, analyzing different social media platforms, being active on platforms like Twitter and Facebook by regularly posting content aligned with your mission, being respectful of your audience, and continuously learning about developments in social media. The overall approach is to ignite social change by empowering people as content creators rather than just consumers.
Social media allows users to create and share content online through various applications. It influences interactions between peers and the public in an increasingly participatory way. Different forms of social media include forums, blogs, videos, and pictures. Popular social media sites like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, and YouTube each have their own uses like communicating with friends and family, sharing professional networks, or uploading videos. The presenter discusses how they personally use various social media sites for different purposes like communication, sharing photos and videos, staying informed of news and events, and finding work opportunities.
Este documento explora las nuevas tendencias en la industria cultural derivadas de los cambios tecnológicos. Se discuten conceptos como la ubicuidad de la cultura debido a la movilidad y acceso constante; la co-creación que involucra a los consumidores; y la fusión entre arte y empresa. También analiza cómo expresiones espontáneas en la calle pueden aprovecharse. El documento argumenta que la cultura debe adaptarse a los nuevos estilos de vida móviles y formatos cortos para mantenerse relevante.
This document discusses using social media to promote a Slow Food convivium. It defines social media as online platforms that allow users to interact and share information. The document recommends setting up profiles on Facebook, Flickr, Twitter, YouTube, and blogs to communicate events and engage members. It emphasizes quality over quantity of posts and provides tips on effective social media strategies for conviviums.
Social media platforms like Snapchat, Facebook, Instagram, and Spotify provide cheap and effective ways for companies to promote and advertise their business. These platforms are especially useful for advertising a music magazine to young audiences who frequently use social media on their portable devices. By creating accounts and posting engaging content on these platforms, the author could build a large fan base for their music magazine, attracting new readers and subscribers through shared and liked posts.
Social media refers to electronic communication platforms that allow users to share content and build online communities. There are two main types: social media platforms like Facebook and WordPress where users post content, and social media tools like blogs and video sites for communication. Popular social media sites include Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest, and YouTube. A social media marketing plan identifies goals, strategies, budgets and tactics to engage target audiences through these channels. Careers in social media marketing include social media managers, strategists, brand managers and community managers.
This document discusses how social media can be used for social change. It defines social media as digital tools that allow sharing information and networking. It notes that social media is about interactions, democratizing communication, and humanizing an organization's mission. The document provides examples of how organizations have successfully used social media to raise awareness, build community, and raise funds for their causes. It offers tips on identifying the audience, goals, tools, content, engagement strategies, and metrics for measuring success of social media for social change efforts.
This document discusses how to use social media for social change. It recommends defining goals, analyzing different social media platforms, being active on platforms like Twitter and Facebook by regularly posting content aligned with your mission, being respectful of your audience, and continuously learning about developments in social media. The overall approach is to ignite social change by empowering people as content creators rather than just consumers.
Social media allows users to create and share content online through various applications. It influences interactions between peers and the public in an increasingly participatory way. Different forms of social media include forums, blogs, videos, and pictures. Popular social media sites like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, and YouTube each have their own uses like communicating with friends and family, sharing professional networks, or uploading videos. The presenter discusses how they personally use various social media sites for different purposes like communication, sharing photos and videos, staying informed of news and events, and finding work opportunities.
Este documento explora las nuevas tendencias en la industria cultural derivadas de los cambios tecnológicos. Se discuten conceptos como la ubicuidad de la cultura debido a la movilidad y acceso constante; la co-creación que involucra a los consumidores; y la fusión entre arte y empresa. También analiza cómo expresiones espontáneas en la calle pueden aprovecharse. El documento argumenta que la cultura debe adaptarse a los nuevos estilos de vida móviles y formatos cortos para mantenerse relevante.
El documento discute las tecnologías de la información y la comunicación (TIC), incluyendo sus usos como herramientas de información, comunicación, participación y conocimiento. También describe brevemente la evolución de los soportes digitales e Internet, así como proyectos participativos en línea. Ofrece consejos sobre la gestión y producción de proyectos digitales, incluyendo las fases de idea, estudio, preproducción, producción y postproducción.
El documento habla sobre la fabricación digital y las nuevas artesanías. Explica que las primeras impresoras 3D datan de los años 80 pero no fue hasta 2004 que apareció la primera accesible al público general llamada RepRap. En apenas 12 años las impresoras 3D se han popularizado y ahora hay una en muchos hogares. También discute conceptos como fabricar, prototipar, makers, espacios maker, nuevas y antiguas metodologías, y prevé que la fabricación digital traerá una revolución de habilidades y memoria en el
Este documento discute cómo los modelos de negocio en Internet están evolucionando de lo macro a lo micro debido a los cambios en la forma en que las personas interactúan con contenido a través de dispositivos móviles y aplicaciones. Los proyectos macro ya no son tan viables porque las personas buscan valor agregado a través de aplicaciones pequeñas y simples que se enfocan en la experiencia del usuario. El futuro son las aplicaciones que ofrecen comparación social, micro-compras y gamificación. Los usuarios son los que determinan el éxito de los proyectos en
We need to think about the implementation of the OpenBadges in a training project focused on urban development in Berlin, London, Antwerp and Barcelona.
The document discusses plans for implementing a universal health insurance (UHI) system in Ireland. It outlines that UHI will provide equal access to healthcare for all through compulsory health insurance paid through income-based premiums. However, implementing UHI will be an immensely complex process requiring changes to healthcare funding, providers, doctors' contracts, and legal frameworks. The timeline implied for transitioning to UHI by 2016 is optimistic given capacity constraints and lack of progress on necessary precursors like reforming payment systems and hospital governance.
Connecting and Communicating in the New Media Landscape – all the tools you need to succeed in the world of Twitter, Facebook, Linked in and more.
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Gary Shochat - PAU Education - Web Strategy and Communication Action Plan for...Web2LLP
This document discusses strategies for establishing an online presence and communication plan for an LLP project, including:
1. Launching a social media presence before a website to build an audience more quickly, but only after establishing a communication action plan.
2. Blending social media and websites by mixing and finding synergies between different platforms to keep them engaged.
3. Considering which social tools and channels like LinkedIn, blogs, Twitter, Facebook, and videos are best for different objectives like discussions, dissemination, interactions, and visual sharing.
4. Integrating websites and social media through tactics like establishing an online presence, listening to audiences, curating and publishing content, promoting content, and measuring engagement
This document provides an overview of social media marketing objectives and activities. It discusses two types of social media conversations: directed communications like direct messages and consumption communications like reading feeds. It also describes how marketers can use social networks for branding and promotion through paid social ads, earning media by encouraging user sharing, and user-generated content campaigns. Finally, it discusses how brands can create a social media presence and engage fans on social networking sites.
What is social media and its advantages and disadvantages .pptxpawansekhon920
Social media has become an integral part of our lives. It is used to connect people, share news, and promote businesses. It has also become a platform for expressing opinions, raising awareness, and creating movements.
What is social media
What are the business applications of social media?
What are the challenges of social media?
What are the different types of social media?
Basic Social Media Marketing Course for Sales & Marketing Professionals on D...Yogesh M. A.
If you are into sales and marketing profession then you must follow this presentation on Basic Social Media Marketing Coursefor Sales & Marketing Professionals on Digital Neighborhood Marketplaces
Social media is a collective term for online platforms that allow users to connect, communicate, and share content. Some prominent social media sites include Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Wikipedia, LinkedIn, Reddit, and Pinterest. There are various ways to market products on social media, such as establishing objectives, choosing relevant sites, maintaining a strong presence on Facebook and Twitter, utilizing LinkedIn for business connections, and creating engaging blog content or guest posts. Overall, social media provides a low-cost way for businesses to promote their brand and products to a wide online audience.
Importance of Social Media Marketing for Corporate Firms AVEACem Senkal
This document discusses the importance of social media marketing for corporate firms, using Avea as a case study. It begins with an introduction on the evolution of social media and increasing usage of social platforms. It then covers trends in social media marketing from both consumer and corporate perspectives. The document analyzes how Avea uses social media for marketing purposes, comparing its approach to competitors Turkcell and Vodafone. It finds that social media is effective for Avea to increase brand awareness, customer satisfaction and engagement while decreasing advertising costs. Overall, the document shows how understanding social media is crucial for companies to adapt their marketing strategies and benefit from this important new channel.
The document discusses the rise of social media and its importance for businesses. It notes that an online presence is inevitable and outlines key social media technologies like Facebook, blogs, microblogging and how to build an online community. It recommends businesses choose one or two social media strategies to start, such as blogging or building a profile, and establish expertise through regular sharing and engagement to build trust and relationships over time. Long term commitment and collaboration are emphasized over quick gains for social media success.
Social media has had a significant impact on marketing. It allows companies to interact directly with customers and build brand awareness through platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. Companies can target specific audiences and drive traffic to their websites through social media advertising and engaging posts. As social media evolves, it is becoming an increasingly important part of marketing strategy, enabling personal connections and conversations at scale. Market research can also be conducted through feedback on social networks.
Slides from the Social Media Workshop delivered on behalf of Thornbury Volunteer Centre for community groups in South Gloucestershire on 12th September 2013.
1. The document discusses how social media is reinventing the traditional public relations industry by moving away from one-way communication and spin towards transparency and two-way conversations.
2. Traditional PR techniques like pitches and top-down messaging don't work on social media, where consumers want to drive their own communication. Successful PR now requires listening to audiences and identifying influencers.
3. PR professionals must adopt new hybrid roles like social media influencer, community participant, and relationship builder in order to connect with audiences and drive engagement in the new media landscape.
This document provides an overview and agenda for a course on beginning social media for media professionals. The key points are:
1) The course will cover major social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and YouTube and how media professionals can use them for engagement, managing networks and delivering quality content.
2) The goals are to understand how and why social media is used, establish an online brand, and adapt to changing tools.
3) Engagement and quality content are emphasized, and examples are given of how social media is used for citizen journalism, marketing, and emergency response.
El documento discute las tecnologías de la información y la comunicación (TIC), incluyendo sus usos como herramientas de información, comunicación, participación y conocimiento. También describe brevemente la evolución de los soportes digitales e Internet, así como proyectos participativos en línea. Ofrece consejos sobre la gestión y producción de proyectos digitales, incluyendo las fases de idea, estudio, preproducción, producción y postproducción.
El documento habla sobre la fabricación digital y las nuevas artesanías. Explica que las primeras impresoras 3D datan de los años 80 pero no fue hasta 2004 que apareció la primera accesible al público general llamada RepRap. En apenas 12 años las impresoras 3D se han popularizado y ahora hay una en muchos hogares. También discute conceptos como fabricar, prototipar, makers, espacios maker, nuevas y antiguas metodologías, y prevé que la fabricación digital traerá una revolución de habilidades y memoria en el
Este documento discute cómo los modelos de negocio en Internet están evolucionando de lo macro a lo micro debido a los cambios en la forma en que las personas interactúan con contenido a través de dispositivos móviles y aplicaciones. Los proyectos macro ya no son tan viables porque las personas buscan valor agregado a través de aplicaciones pequeñas y simples que se enfocan en la experiencia del usuario. El futuro son las aplicaciones que ofrecen comparación social, micro-compras y gamificación. Los usuarios son los que determinan el éxito de los proyectos en
We need to think about the implementation of the OpenBadges in a training project focused on urban development in Berlin, London, Antwerp and Barcelona.
The document discusses plans for implementing a universal health insurance (UHI) system in Ireland. It outlines that UHI will provide equal access to healthcare for all through compulsory health insurance paid through income-based premiums. However, implementing UHI will be an immensely complex process requiring changes to healthcare funding, providers, doctors' contracts, and legal frameworks. The timeline implied for transitioning to UHI by 2016 is optimistic given capacity constraints and lack of progress on necessary precursors like reforming payment systems and hospital governance.
Connecting and Communicating in the New Media Landscape – all the tools you need to succeed in the world of Twitter, Facebook, Linked in and more.
Also visit: http://masstrafficleads.com
Gary Shochat - PAU Education - Web Strategy and Communication Action Plan for...Web2LLP
This document discusses strategies for establishing an online presence and communication plan for an LLP project, including:
1. Launching a social media presence before a website to build an audience more quickly, but only after establishing a communication action plan.
2. Blending social media and websites by mixing and finding synergies between different platforms to keep them engaged.
3. Considering which social tools and channels like LinkedIn, blogs, Twitter, Facebook, and videos are best for different objectives like discussions, dissemination, interactions, and visual sharing.
4. Integrating websites and social media through tactics like establishing an online presence, listening to audiences, curating and publishing content, promoting content, and measuring engagement
This document provides an overview of social media marketing objectives and activities. It discusses two types of social media conversations: directed communications like direct messages and consumption communications like reading feeds. It also describes how marketers can use social networks for branding and promotion through paid social ads, earning media by encouraging user sharing, and user-generated content campaigns. Finally, it discusses how brands can create a social media presence and engage fans on social networking sites.
What is social media and its advantages and disadvantages .pptxpawansekhon920
Social media has become an integral part of our lives. It is used to connect people, share news, and promote businesses. It has also become a platform for expressing opinions, raising awareness, and creating movements.
What is social media
What are the business applications of social media?
What are the challenges of social media?
What are the different types of social media?
Basic Social Media Marketing Course for Sales & Marketing Professionals on D...Yogesh M. A.
If you are into sales and marketing profession then you must follow this presentation on Basic Social Media Marketing Coursefor Sales & Marketing Professionals on Digital Neighborhood Marketplaces
Social media is a collective term for online platforms that allow users to connect, communicate, and share content. Some prominent social media sites include Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Wikipedia, LinkedIn, Reddit, and Pinterest. There are various ways to market products on social media, such as establishing objectives, choosing relevant sites, maintaining a strong presence on Facebook and Twitter, utilizing LinkedIn for business connections, and creating engaging blog content or guest posts. Overall, social media provides a low-cost way for businesses to promote their brand and products to a wide online audience.
Importance of Social Media Marketing for Corporate Firms AVEACem Senkal
This document discusses the importance of social media marketing for corporate firms, using Avea as a case study. It begins with an introduction on the evolution of social media and increasing usage of social platforms. It then covers trends in social media marketing from both consumer and corporate perspectives. The document analyzes how Avea uses social media for marketing purposes, comparing its approach to competitors Turkcell and Vodafone. It finds that social media is effective for Avea to increase brand awareness, customer satisfaction and engagement while decreasing advertising costs. Overall, the document shows how understanding social media is crucial for companies to adapt their marketing strategies and benefit from this important new channel.
The document discusses the rise of social media and its importance for businesses. It notes that an online presence is inevitable and outlines key social media technologies like Facebook, blogs, microblogging and how to build an online community. It recommends businesses choose one or two social media strategies to start, such as blogging or building a profile, and establish expertise through regular sharing and engagement to build trust and relationships over time. Long term commitment and collaboration are emphasized over quick gains for social media success.
Social media has had a significant impact on marketing. It allows companies to interact directly with customers and build brand awareness through platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. Companies can target specific audiences and drive traffic to their websites through social media advertising and engaging posts. As social media evolves, it is becoming an increasingly important part of marketing strategy, enabling personal connections and conversations at scale. Market research can also be conducted through feedback on social networks.
Slides from the Social Media Workshop delivered on behalf of Thornbury Volunteer Centre for community groups in South Gloucestershire on 12th September 2013.
1. The document discusses how social media is reinventing the traditional public relations industry by moving away from one-way communication and spin towards transparency and two-way conversations.
2. Traditional PR techniques like pitches and top-down messaging don't work on social media, where consumers want to drive their own communication. Successful PR now requires listening to audiences and identifying influencers.
3. PR professionals must adopt new hybrid roles like social media influencer, community participant, and relationship builder in order to connect with audiences and drive engagement in the new media landscape.
This document provides an overview and agenda for a course on beginning social media for media professionals. The key points are:
1) The course will cover major social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and YouTube and how media professionals can use them for engagement, managing networks and delivering quality content.
2) The goals are to understand how and why social media is used, establish an online brand, and adapt to changing tools.
3) Engagement and quality content are emphasized, and examples are given of how social media is used for citizen journalism, marketing, and emergency response.
The document provides guidance on successfully using social media for organizations. It discusses various social media platforms like Twitter, Facebook, and using hashtags and tags. Twitter is recommended for promoting exhibitions and events with quick updates. Facebook is better for connecting with supporters on a personal level and engaging communities. Both require regular posting and interaction to build an audience and keep people engaged. Overall social media is a good way to raise awareness, engage new audiences, and market organizations if used strategically alongside other communication channels.
This document provides guidance on using social media for EU-funded projects. It discusses various social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and YouTube and how they can be used. The document emphasizes the importance of defining goals, choosing the right tools, and producing engaging content tailored for specific social media. It also provides best practices and examples from the EU Neighbourhood Info Centre's use of social media.
This document provides an overview of social media marketing. It discusses what social media is, the evolution and history of social media, and the current social media landscape. Key topics covered include the definition of social media, examples of different social media platforms, how social media has developed since 1997, current trends like the growth of video content and mobile usage, and how to choose the right social media channels for different types of businesses. The document also provides learning points on creating a social media strategy and measuring goals using social media metrics.
The document provides guidance on developing a social media marketing strategy for trade shows. It recommends starting with small, experimental steps like creating profiles and monitoring discussions to understand the landscape. The key is to listen first, then engage by offering value to the community. The message should be tailored to each platform and target different professional groups. ROI comes from many small interactions over time rather than big campaigns. Risks include lack of control and permanent comments, so content needs oversight. Success relies on an ongoing plan with dedicated resources.
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Social media provides several benefits to young people:
1) It helps develop digital skills like sharing content and building an online identity.
2) It helps with learning by providing access to information and connecting with experts.
3) It allows young people to meet others from different backgrounds and support causes.
4) It helps develop critical thinking skills by making a wide range of information available.
El documento habla sobre la hibridación del arte y la creación digital. Explica que cada vez es más común que artistas y creadores utilicen el código informático para realizar piezas interactivas e inmersivas. Luego presenta varios ejemplos de cómo las nuevas tecnologías están cambiando formatos artísticos como el teatro, la danza, la música y más, a través de medios como móviles, tabletas, proyecciones e imágenes. Finalmente, anuncia una convocatoria en el Convent de Sant Agustí para
El documento habla sobre conceptos relacionados con la convergencia de medios como interfaz, interactividad, procesos, prototipos y código. También menciona temas como Internet de las Cosas, cultura, arte y datos masivos.
Una aproximación a los proyectos que inciden en la ciudad desde los más top a los más bottom. Siempre pensando en los efectos colaterales que estos generan, lo que empoderan a los ciudadanos y que sostenibilidad tienen.
Este documento describe la idea de una "ciudad laboratorio" donde los ciudadanos pueden probar, experimentar, encontrar y compartir ideas para mejorar la ciudad de forma creativa e innovadora. Se menciona el uso de laboratorios ciudadanos, espacios abiertos y plataformas digitales para que los ciudadanos participen activamente en procesos de innovación social, cultura, comunicación y educación con el objetivo de empoderar a la ciudadanía.
La financiación colectiva se ha convertido en una forma popular de recaudar fondos para proyectos creativos y emprendimientos sociales. Sin embargo, actualmente existe una gran fragmentación entre las diferentes plataformas de crowdfunding, lo que dificulta la comparación de proyectos y la participación de los donantes en múltiples campañas. Se propone la creación de un estándar abierto que permita la interoperabilidad entre plataformas y facilite a donantes y creadores participar en la financiación colectiva de una manera más sencilla
El documento describe el rápido crecimiento y alcance masivo de las redes sociales y plataformas en línea. Se proporcionan numerosas estadísticas que muestran que miles de millones de personas ahora usan servicios como Facebook, YouTube, Wikipedia y Twitter cada mes, y comparten billones de piezas de contenido, como fotos y videos. También destaca la brecha digital y la necesidad de gestionar adecuadamente la identidad digital en este nuevo panorama definido por las redes.
El documento habla sobre tres temas principales:
1) La cultura ubicua, donde la tecnología permite el acceso a la cultura en cualquier momento y lugar.
2) La co-creación, donde los consumidores participan en el proceso creativo.
3) La relación entre arte y empresa, donde el arte se usa para la formación y motivación en las organizaciones.
After discussions on participatory democracy, online tools for young people and politicians, there are issues to address going forward, such as how to effectively use these tools to engage and empower people to participate. While there are global economic and political crises, the users now have an opportunity to take control of networks, as they did previously to return the internet to its original open and free form. Moving forward, work is needed to encourage sharing and connection through networks to build new models and construct participatory democracy based on networking and sharing.
El documento discute el concepto de redes culturales y cómo pueden usarse para compartir conocimiento de manera abierta a nivel local y global, creando comunidades participativas mediante el uso de herramientas web 2.0 que fomenten la comunicación y la participación.
El documento describe diferentes tendencias relacionadas con la innovación en cultura y el uso de la tecnología. Propone nuevos modelos como la cultura ubicua, la co-creación y la integración del arte y la empresa, destacando oportunidades para involucrar a los usuarios y ampliar mercados. Asimismo, promueve aprovechar la creatividad espontánea en la ciudad para mejorar la experiencia de los ciudadanos y posicionar marcas.
El proyecto EL4EI tuvo como objetivo recopilar, evaluar y difundir experiencias de e-learning para grupos desfavorecidos con el fin de promover su inclusión digital a través de 18 meses de investigación. Como resultado, se identificaron 300 buenas prácticas de e-learning e inclusión social y se desarrolló la Carta Europea para la e-inclusión con el objetivo de fomentar un entorno de aprendizaje en línea socialmente inclusivo en la Unión Europea. El proyecto concluyó con la propuesta de
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Exploiting Artificial Intelligence for Empowering Researchers and Faculty,
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at Integral University, Lucknow, 06.06.2024
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This slide is special for master students (MIBS & MIFB) in UUM. Also useful for readers who are interested in the topic of contemporary Islamic banking.
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How to Fix the Import Error in the Odoo 17Celine George
An import error occurs when a program fails to import a module or library, disrupting its execution. In languages like Python, this issue arises when the specified module cannot be found or accessed, hindering the program's functionality. Resolving import errors is crucial for maintaining smooth software operation and uninterrupted development processes.
How to Build a Module in Odoo 17 Using the Scaffold MethodCeline George
Odoo provides an option for creating a module by using a single line command. By using this command the user can make a whole structure of a module. It is very easy for a beginner to make a module. There is no need to make each file manually. This slide will show how to create a module using the scaffold method.
This presentation was provided by Steph Pollock of The American Psychological Association’s Journals Program, and Damita Snow, of The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), for the initial session of NISO's 2024 Training Series "DEIA in the Scholarly Landscape." Session One: 'Setting Expectations: a DEIA Primer,' was held June 6, 2024.
7. Basics
for
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Media
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SNS
Primary
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Connect
people
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Sharing
content
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Curiosity…
Peep
into
the
life
of
the
others
SNS
Secondary
Framework
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Connect
companies
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projects
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Sharing
interes3ng
content
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Massive
impact
8. Basics
for
Social
Media
Communica3on
Social
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Personal
Use
SNS
Private
use
SNS
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use
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talk
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15. Basics
for
Social
Media
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1st
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Create
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Editorial
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16. Basics
for
Social
Media
Communica3on
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step
:
Create
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Editorial
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communica3on
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for
Social
Media
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1st
step
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a
Editorial
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point
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for
readers
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kind
of
content
they
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find
in
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communica3on,
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that
they
know
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can
come
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certain
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own
editorial
line
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we
must
understand
who
our
readers
are,
and
who
we
want
them
to
be.
18. Basics
for
Social
Media
Communica3on
1st
step
:
Create
a
Editorial
Line
3
key
points
:
Audience,
Vision
and
Idea
But
not
in
this
order
☺
19. Basics
for
Social
Media
Communica3on
1st
step
:
Create
a
Editorial
Line
Idea
The
editorial
line
is
a
whole
company
strategy,
and
all
team
is
involved.
20. Basics
for
Social
Media
Communica3on
1st
step
:
Create
a
Editorial
Line
Vision
The
editorial
line
is
to
talk
about
us
and
to
talk
about
we
like
from
others.
We
need
to
know
we
like.
Talk
only
about
us
is
a
bad
way.
21. Basics
for
Social
Media
Communica3on
1st
step
:
Create
a
Editorial
Line
Audience
We
need
answer
ques3ons…
-‐
Who’s
Reading
this?
-‐
What
is
this
target
audience
interested
in?
-‐
Where
is
your
audience?
-‐
When
do
They
Read?
22. Basics
for
Social
Media
Communica3on
1st
step
:
Create
a
Editorial
Line
Audience
-‐ People
we
know
-‐ People
we
want
to
know
-‐ People
we
connect
-‐ Companies,
friends,
collaborators
-‐ The
invisibles
23. Basics
for
Social
Media
Communica3on
2n
step
:
Users…
We
need
to
know
-‐ Not
all
people
interact
in
SNS…
LURKERS
-‐ People
interact
but
only
for
our
interests…
CONSUMERS
-‐ People
interact
and
share…
PROSUMERS
24. Basics
for
Social
Media
Communica3on
2n
step
:
Users…
Our
posi3on
in
the
editorial
line
is
PROSUMERS.
This
help
us
:
-‐ To
get
a
beAer
posi3on
in
SNS
-‐ To
measure
the
impact
-‐ To
get
pres3ge,
influen3al
role,
prescript
role
25. Basics
for
Social
Media
Communica3on
3rd
step
:
Language
We
need
to
define
our
posi3on
in
the
editorial
line
about
languages.
That
is
complex
and
important
:
-‐ For
what
we
use
our
local
language
-‐ For
what
we
use
interna3onal
language
26. Basics
for
Social
Media
Communica3on
3rd
step
:
Language
One
key
point
in
SNS
is
how
we
use
the
language.
-‐ Informal
?
-‐ Technic
?
-‐ Formal,
but
with
a
local
species
?
-‐ …
cook
our
profile.
27. Basics
for
Social
Media
Communica3on
3rd
step
:
Language
One
key
point
in
SNS
is
how
we
use
the
language.
We
need
to
know
how
others,
like
us,
use
the
language.
28. Basics
for
Social
Media
Communica3on
3rd
step
:
Cooking
Language
TwiAer
:
short
messages
with
species
(pictures,
videos,
links
to
websites,
hashtags…).
Facebook
:
more
elaborate
messages
(pictures,
videos,
links
to
websites,
hashtags…).
We
need
to
adapt
our
editorial
line
to
different
channels.
29. Basics
for
Social
Media
Communica3on
3rd
step
:
Cooking
Language
The
importance
of
#
#hashtags
connect
with
the
invisible
audience
#hashtags
help
us
locate
projects
in
a
frame
30. Basics
for
Social
Media
Communica3on
4th
step
:
Bidirec3onal
communica3on
The
SNS
have
the
dual
func3on
:
-‐ Communica3on
-‐ Conversa3on
The
both
are
importants
31. Basics
for
Social
Media
Communica3on
Organiza3onal
3ps
The
use
of
SNS
for
the
organiza3on
:
-‐ SNS
are
a
resource
intensive
-‐ Define
roles
of
workers
involved
in
communica3on
-‐ Define
3me,
intensity,
tempus,
research
-‐ We
need
to
find
in
our
team
the
beAer
skills