Broaden Your Network With Wikis
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Wikis are a superior social media tool for creating engagement and broadening your networking capabilities. This updated presentation from Dr. Kay L. Colley, gives the ins and outs of how to use wikis, an often ignored social media tool, to broaden your network and create engagement.
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- 3. Frame of reference The Communication Model Sender Receiver Frame of reference Feedback Message Channel Noise Noise Noise Noise Noise Noise Feedback
- 10. Some examples Intel http://wikimania2006.wikimedia.org/wiki/Proceedings:JB1 T-Mobile http://wiki.sidekick.com/?t=anon
- 19. Questions How to reach me with questions, comments and complaints: E-mail—kcolley@txwes.edu Twitter—@kaycolley or www.twitter.com/kaycolley Blog— www.kaycolley.blogspot.com Wiki for this presentation: http://kaycolley.wik.is/