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The document discusses various aspects of social media including social networks, blogs, photos, video, and Twitter. It provides details on how Twitter works as a microblogging platform and allows users to follow others and see their 140 character status updates. As an example, it outlines Skittles' use of an integrated social media campaign across Facebook, YouTube, Flickr, and Twitter. It also describes Twestival, a global event held in 202 cities in 2009 that brought together the Twitter community to raise money and awareness for charity: water. The document concludes with lessons for using social media that emphasize listening, learning, sharing, and actively engaging on these platforms.

Education Technology Business

Social Media | What is Twitter?

• Microblogging = 140
character long status
updates

• ‘Follow’ other people
to see what they are
doing or interested in

• Search for ‘Twitter in
Plain English’

Skittles | Integrated Social Media Campaign

“More companies
should learn: It's
not about them, but
about what their
customers are
saying about
them.”

Twestival | Social media for social good

www.twestival.com

Twestival | Tweet. Meet. Give.

On 12 February 2009, 202
cities around the world
held Twestivals, bringing
together the Twitter
community for an evening
of fun and to raise money
and awareness for charity:
water.

Connect with me | Ben Matthews

www.twitter.com/benrmatthews

www.puddingrelations.com

Ben.Matthews@HotwirePR.com

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#ELTchat - hashtagged conversations and CPD through social networking

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sachar

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Bright One

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Supporters Direct

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Dana DiTomaso

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ABRADT

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NFPtweetup

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Social Media Club Seattle

Social Media for Government

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Lasa UK

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Janet Fouts

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Roberto Cobianchi

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An intro to Facebook and Twitter for nonprofits

Nathan Wright

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Neo

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15 Nonprofits #CrushingIt on Social Media

EverTrue

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Responsible Travel

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Social Media and impact on economy and society

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Bhaswati Guha Majumder

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