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The document discusses various social media platforms and provides tips for using social media. It introduces Twitter, blogging, Facebook, YouTube, and LinkedIn, explaining what each is used for and the types of audiences they reach. The document encourages setting reasonable goals and suggests listening, asking, sharing, and informing as ways to learn through social media use. Overall, the document serves as an introduction to different social media options and best practices for engaging with social media.
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- 3. What is Social Media? Social media is the use of technology combined with social interaction to collaborate, create and share. Connect Learn Inform
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- 5. The speed, reach and power of Social Media via Twitter
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- 9. Blogging You Articulate what you do and think Understand yourself differently
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- 19. Social media is here to stay social
- 20. Are you ready? Set reasonable goals that are right for you and then… Listen and learn. Ask and learn. Share and learn. Inform and learn.
- 21. Questions?
- 22. Thank you Tricia Yerex Colleen Young tricia@virtualhospice.cacolleen@colleenyoung.com @VirtualHospice @Colleen_Young Canadian Virtual Hospice #hcsmca www.virtualhospice.cawww.colleenyoung.com
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- Cameron D. NormanToronto, ON CanadaI am a professor of public health at UofT. passion and commitment is to making the world healthier for everyone through research and education dedicated to systems thinking and action. specialty is using information technologies to help people connect and share ideas and turn that into social value for health promotion.