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- 1. Faculty Development Social Media Communications Jason Rhode, Assistant Director Faculty Development and Instructional Design Center July 8, 2010
- 6. Journey Thus Far… RSS-enabled Program Schedules Setup RSS Feeds Created for News 2006 Teaching with Blackboard Podcast Launched 2007 Began Posting Quick Tips on YouTube Automated posting RSS news & blog items to Twitter 2008 Facebook Profile Converted to Page Twitter Feeds Created: @facdev @tadev @NIUblackboard 2009 Post to both Facebook & Twitter using HootSuite 2010 FacDev Facebook Profile Setup Began Podcasting Online Program Archives Started FacDev Blog Began Google Calendar Teaching During Crisis Resources RSS Feed Blackboard Tutorials Blog Setup
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