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This document provides an agenda and learning outcomes for Week Four of a course on strategic meeting and event marketing using information and communication technologies. The week's topics include reviewing Microsoft Organizational Chart and Windows Movie Maker, building an organizational chart for an event, and lectures on internet social networks, RSS feeds, and using social media sites like Facebook and RSS readers to promote events. Students are assigned exercises to create networking presences and diagrams for events using various technologies.
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