This document provides instructions for a genre assignment. Students are asked to research the genre of their music video or short film using written resources, images, and videos. They should create a PowerPoint presentation demonstrating the conventions of their genre and how they plan to use those conventions in their own production. The presentation can be uploaded to slideshare.net and linked to their blog.
How can Flickr photos and video on sites like YouTube help drive traffic to your blog? This presentation for the "Girlfriend’s Guide to the Business of Blogging" webinar uses Sheila Scarborough’s own photos and videos to explain.
The document provides tips and guidelines for liveblogging events and breaking news stories. It discusses how to structure a liveblog by updating in reverse chronological order and using tools like CoverItLive or ScribbleLive. Some key tips include writing short, frequent updates; linking to other information; and considering things like polls, photos, audio or video. It also notes that liveblogging becomes a notebook for the final printed story and discusses how to manage both simultaneously. Finally, it provides suggestions for liveblogging different types of events and situations as well as techniques for hosting live chats.
This document provides guidance on live reporting and breaking news coverage using social media. It discusses why journalists go live, such as for immediacy, tracking long-term stories, and community engagement. It then offers tips for liveblogging situations like breaking news events, meetings, and sporting events. Suggestions are made for live reporting formats like liveblogs, CoveritLive, live video streaming, and live chats. The document emphasizes attributing sources, verifying facts, and developing a social media hashtag for organizing coverage. It also stresses managing live content for reuse in articles and promoting coverage before, during and after live events.
The document discusses blogging best practices including keeping content short and simple, using paragraph headings and multimedia, and ensuring the first two words, lines, and paragraphs engage readers. It also covers differences between online and offline reading behaviors and provides examples of successful blogs like Chris Brogan's and Business Insider. Metadata is defined as data about content that allows it to be stored and retrieved from databases.
Class Notes for Monday, September 19, 2011Eric Olander
The document discusses blogging best practices. It defines what a blog is and its benefits, including engaging constituents and expanding reach at low cost. It provides tips for building an effective blog, such as keeping it short and simple with paragraph headings, links, and multimedia. The theory of twos advises captivating readers within the first two words, lines, and paragraphs. Sample blogs are presented that demonstrate these techniques well. Metadata is also defined as data about content that enables database storage and retrieval.
Game of buzz is a tech blog dedicated in providing support to bloggers and businesses by helping them to learn SEO, WordPress and digital marketing.
www.gameofbuzz.com
The document provides tips for writing an effective blog. It defines what a blog is and its typical components like title, body, permalink and post date. It emphasizes the importance of considering ideas, organization, voice, word choice, sentence fluency and presentation when writing. It advises writing with the reader in mind, making the content valuable, proofreading for errors, keeping it short and interesting, using keywords to help with search engines, writing clearly with short sentences and common expressions, and keeping the copy lively, factual, tight, clear, short and optimized for search engines.
This document provides instructions for a genre assignment. Students are asked to research the genre of their music video or short film using written resources, images, and videos. They should create a PowerPoint presentation demonstrating the conventions of their genre and how they plan to use those conventions in their own production. The presentation can be uploaded to slideshare.net and linked to their blog.
How can Flickr photos and video on sites like YouTube help drive traffic to your blog? This presentation for the "Girlfriend’s Guide to the Business of Blogging" webinar uses Sheila Scarborough’s own photos and videos to explain.
The document provides tips and guidelines for liveblogging events and breaking news stories. It discusses how to structure a liveblog by updating in reverse chronological order and using tools like CoverItLive or ScribbleLive. Some key tips include writing short, frequent updates; linking to other information; and considering things like polls, photos, audio or video. It also notes that liveblogging becomes a notebook for the final printed story and discusses how to manage both simultaneously. Finally, it provides suggestions for liveblogging different types of events and situations as well as techniques for hosting live chats.
This document provides guidance on live reporting and breaking news coverage using social media. It discusses why journalists go live, such as for immediacy, tracking long-term stories, and community engagement. It then offers tips for liveblogging situations like breaking news events, meetings, and sporting events. Suggestions are made for live reporting formats like liveblogs, CoveritLive, live video streaming, and live chats. The document emphasizes attributing sources, verifying facts, and developing a social media hashtag for organizing coverage. It also stresses managing live content for reuse in articles and promoting coverage before, during and after live events.
The document discusses blogging best practices including keeping content short and simple, using paragraph headings and multimedia, and ensuring the first two words, lines, and paragraphs engage readers. It also covers differences between online and offline reading behaviors and provides examples of successful blogs like Chris Brogan's and Business Insider. Metadata is defined as data about content that allows it to be stored and retrieved from databases.
Class Notes for Monday, September 19, 2011Eric Olander
The document discusses blogging best practices. It defines what a blog is and its benefits, including engaging constituents and expanding reach at low cost. It provides tips for building an effective blog, such as keeping it short and simple with paragraph headings, links, and multimedia. The theory of twos advises captivating readers within the first two words, lines, and paragraphs. Sample blogs are presented that demonstrate these techniques well. Metadata is also defined as data about content that enables database storage and retrieval.
Game of buzz is a tech blog dedicated in providing support to bloggers and businesses by helping them to learn SEO, WordPress and digital marketing.
www.gameofbuzz.com
The document provides tips for writing an effective blog. It defines what a blog is and its typical components like title, body, permalink and post date. It emphasizes the importance of considering ideas, organization, voice, word choice, sentence fluency and presentation when writing. It advises writing with the reader in mind, making the content valuable, proofreading for errors, keeping it short and interesting, using keywords to help with search engines, writing clearly with short sentences and common expressions, and keeping the copy lively, factual, tight, clear, short and optimized for search engines.
Most of you don't write because you don't know what to write about, you want to publish something awesome (and that's hard!), or you don't have time.
This deck will teach you how to overcome these hurdles with tips for brainstorming, writing and editing.
You'll be on your way to an awesome blog post in no time!
The document provides guidance on setting up and using an educational blog. It discusses registering for an account, formatting the blog with columns and widgets, writing posts and pages, enabling comments, uploading files, using the blog in classroom activities like showcasing student work, and publicizing the blog presence.
This tutorial covered optimizing profiles on the professional networking site LinkedIn. It provided guidance on creating compelling headlines, writing detailed experiences, and crafting a great summary. Students were instructed on the key components of a LinkedIn profile, including using a professional headshot, customizing their URL, and joining relevant groups. The tutorial also discussed leveraging LinkedIn to help with job hunting and networking. Upcoming assignments were announced, including completing a LinkedIn profile and drafting resumes.
At WordCamp Ottawa on April 27, 2013, I talked about how to write a blog post, which is a topic that often gets lost among all the discussions on design and functionality. The quality of content is really one of the core reasons people come to a website. A lot of us get stuck when writing posts, so I came up with some ways to generate ideas, decide how to package them into a blog-like format, and then finally write them. There are also some tips for streamlining your workflow in WordPress.
Why it's important to include photography on your blog, editing tools I use and tips for Pinterest and Instagram. I presented at the Florida Blog Conference on Saturday, September 20, 2014 at Full Sail University.
This document provides tips for writing a blog post, including choosing a keyword phrase and catchy title related to your blog's subject, using images to engage readers, writing the post after preparing the subject and keyword, and finishing with proofreading and any additional elements like ads or signatures. The overall guide recommends focusing the post on your blog's main topic, getting readers' attention, and enjoying the writing process.
This document provides instructions for setting up a blog on Blogger.com and presenting work on the blog using various formats like written text, photos, slideshows, videos, prezi, and web links. It also includes discussion questions about films, TV, copyright symbols, and feelings about others copying work without permission to help students consider issues around media.
There are three approaches to making videos: professional videos, do-it-yourself videos, and video slideshows. Professional videos involve hiring a filmmaker and having a contract to ensure you have editorial control. Do-it-yourself videos involve using a camcorder, Microsoft Movie Maker software, planning shots and interviews, and editing on your own. Video slideshows simply synchronize photos with a narrative or music.
Blogging Boot Camp: How to Create and Develop a Successful Blog - 4-hour workshop presented on November 16, 2008 at the AMA Symposium for the Marketing of Higher Education
The document provides an introduction to blogging for librarians, including suggestions for what to blog about, how to write blog posts, how to choose a blog name and platform, and how to promote a blog. It recommends blogging to promote collections and services, increase visibility, and have discussions on professional issues. Example topics include collection treasures, policies, anniversaries, and reflections on the library profession. Guidance is given for crafting titles, openings, calls to action, and adding depth and images to posts. Popular blogging platforms like WordPress, Blogger, and Posterous are briefly described.
The document provides guidance on creating an effective video resume. It advises keeping the video short (1-3 minutes) and focusing on professional accomplishments rather than personal details. The document also offers tips on pre-production, equipment, shooting, editing, and promoting the final video resume online and to contacts. Creating a high-quality, well-edited video resume can help job applicants stand out, but it must be done properly to avoid potential negative impressions.
This document discusses primary research for an A2 Film Studies course. It defines primary research as new research carried out to answer specific questions. Students are required to include primary research in their presentation scripts. Some methods of primary research mentioned include questionnaires, interviews, surveys, joining online forums to ask questions, and textual analysis. The document warns of potential pitfalls like developing biased survey questions or stopping research after the first response. It advises students to gather a large amount of information from different sources to make their analysis more accurate. The last part says students will spend the rest of the class developing their own primary research strategies.
This document provides guidance on how to conduct research for a small-scale research project. It discusses researching a topic of choice and creating a blog post on findings. It emphasizes that research involves enhancing understanding rather than just quoting sources. Students are instructed to find an academic article, annotate it, summarize its arguments, and create a blog post discussing the article along with related media examples. The document then discusses developing an individual learning plan by identifying challenging areas of one's research project and setting personal learning objectives.
The new website will launch in May and will feature topic and issue pages with interactive content like articles, news, external links, and blogs. Country specialists will have dedicated blog spaces. Blogging will be a key part of campaigns and is now an expected format that is up-to-date and matches their content. Blog posts should be around 500 words, use concise and active language, be personal yet avoid jargon, and include clear calls to action like images and videos. Titles should be clear, findable using relevant search terms, and check spelling and grammar.
The document summarizes the agenda for a class. It includes announcements about grades, dropping the course, and moving a due date. It previews discussing formatting and addressing questions about APA style. The class will begin working on Inquiry 4 using Photoshop for visual and audio editing. Students are assigned homework to respond to a Tumblr post and install Photoshop in preparation for the next class.
Having social media live on the internet is not enough to get your message out there. Chris is going to walk you through ways to optimize your social media so that you are primed for viewing from your customer/followers. This session is intended for those that already have a social media presence.
The document discusses blogs, including what they are, how they can be used, and how to create and post on blogs. It provides instructions for creating a blog on blogger.com, posting content, and embedding things like pictures, videos, and PowerPoint slides. It also mentions changing blog settings and layout.
This document provides guidance to students on developing their small scale research projects in film studies. It instructs students to review their research findings so far, noting down important quotes, key points, and related films. Students are then asked to write a research question and opening paragraphs including a thesis statement for their presentation script. The document provides examples of an effective research question and a sample opening statement and thesis statement. Finally, it directs students to open their presentation script document to begin writing the opening paragraphs and thesis statement for their projects.
Tepi 331: Reflection 4: Theories Of LearningAli Roberts
The document discusses the social constructivist theory of learning. Social constructivism posits that learning occurs through social interactions and collaboration. It emphasizes that learners construct new understandings based on interactions with peers and teachers within their social environment and culture. The author believes this theory will impact their teaching in the following ways: (1) Students will construct knowledge actively rather than passively receive information, (2) Learning will be inquiry-based through discussion, problem-solving in groups, (3) Students will learn collaboratively by sharing ideas and building on each other's knowledge. In the classroom, students will work in mixed-ability groups to solve problems and help each other learn.
This document outlines the key themes and concepts in geography. It discusses geography as the study of spatial variation and how and why things differ in different places on Earth. It also examines five fundamental themes in geography: location, place, relationships within places, movement, and regions. For each theme, it provides example terms, relevant skills, and sample questions. Overall, the summary provides a high-level overview of the main topics and approach in studying geography as a spatial science.
Designed for 6th grade students in Michigan, this presentation allows students to apply their knowledge of the five themes of geography to the Great Basin Desert.
Most of you don't write because you don't know what to write about, you want to publish something awesome (and that's hard!), or you don't have time.
This deck will teach you how to overcome these hurdles with tips for brainstorming, writing and editing.
You'll be on your way to an awesome blog post in no time!
The document provides guidance on setting up and using an educational blog. It discusses registering for an account, formatting the blog with columns and widgets, writing posts and pages, enabling comments, uploading files, using the blog in classroom activities like showcasing student work, and publicizing the blog presence.
This tutorial covered optimizing profiles on the professional networking site LinkedIn. It provided guidance on creating compelling headlines, writing detailed experiences, and crafting a great summary. Students were instructed on the key components of a LinkedIn profile, including using a professional headshot, customizing their URL, and joining relevant groups. The tutorial also discussed leveraging LinkedIn to help with job hunting and networking. Upcoming assignments were announced, including completing a LinkedIn profile and drafting resumes.
At WordCamp Ottawa on April 27, 2013, I talked about how to write a blog post, which is a topic that often gets lost among all the discussions on design and functionality. The quality of content is really one of the core reasons people come to a website. A lot of us get stuck when writing posts, so I came up with some ways to generate ideas, decide how to package them into a blog-like format, and then finally write them. There are also some tips for streamlining your workflow in WordPress.
Why it's important to include photography on your blog, editing tools I use and tips for Pinterest and Instagram. I presented at the Florida Blog Conference on Saturday, September 20, 2014 at Full Sail University.
This document provides tips for writing a blog post, including choosing a keyword phrase and catchy title related to your blog's subject, using images to engage readers, writing the post after preparing the subject and keyword, and finishing with proofreading and any additional elements like ads or signatures. The overall guide recommends focusing the post on your blog's main topic, getting readers' attention, and enjoying the writing process.
This document provides instructions for setting up a blog on Blogger.com and presenting work on the blog using various formats like written text, photos, slideshows, videos, prezi, and web links. It also includes discussion questions about films, TV, copyright symbols, and feelings about others copying work without permission to help students consider issues around media.
There are three approaches to making videos: professional videos, do-it-yourself videos, and video slideshows. Professional videos involve hiring a filmmaker and having a contract to ensure you have editorial control. Do-it-yourself videos involve using a camcorder, Microsoft Movie Maker software, planning shots and interviews, and editing on your own. Video slideshows simply synchronize photos with a narrative or music.
Blogging Boot Camp: How to Create and Develop a Successful Blog - 4-hour workshop presented on November 16, 2008 at the AMA Symposium for the Marketing of Higher Education
The document provides an introduction to blogging for librarians, including suggestions for what to blog about, how to write blog posts, how to choose a blog name and platform, and how to promote a blog. It recommends blogging to promote collections and services, increase visibility, and have discussions on professional issues. Example topics include collection treasures, policies, anniversaries, and reflections on the library profession. Guidance is given for crafting titles, openings, calls to action, and adding depth and images to posts. Popular blogging platforms like WordPress, Blogger, and Posterous are briefly described.
The document provides guidance on creating an effective video resume. It advises keeping the video short (1-3 minutes) and focusing on professional accomplishments rather than personal details. The document also offers tips on pre-production, equipment, shooting, editing, and promoting the final video resume online and to contacts. Creating a high-quality, well-edited video resume can help job applicants stand out, but it must be done properly to avoid potential negative impressions.
This document discusses primary research for an A2 Film Studies course. It defines primary research as new research carried out to answer specific questions. Students are required to include primary research in their presentation scripts. Some methods of primary research mentioned include questionnaires, interviews, surveys, joining online forums to ask questions, and textual analysis. The document warns of potential pitfalls like developing biased survey questions or stopping research after the first response. It advises students to gather a large amount of information from different sources to make their analysis more accurate. The last part says students will spend the rest of the class developing their own primary research strategies.
This document provides guidance on how to conduct research for a small-scale research project. It discusses researching a topic of choice and creating a blog post on findings. It emphasizes that research involves enhancing understanding rather than just quoting sources. Students are instructed to find an academic article, annotate it, summarize its arguments, and create a blog post discussing the article along with related media examples. The document then discusses developing an individual learning plan by identifying challenging areas of one's research project and setting personal learning objectives.
The new website will launch in May and will feature topic and issue pages with interactive content like articles, news, external links, and blogs. Country specialists will have dedicated blog spaces. Blogging will be a key part of campaigns and is now an expected format that is up-to-date and matches their content. Blog posts should be around 500 words, use concise and active language, be personal yet avoid jargon, and include clear calls to action like images and videos. Titles should be clear, findable using relevant search terms, and check spelling and grammar.
The document summarizes the agenda for a class. It includes announcements about grades, dropping the course, and moving a due date. It previews discussing formatting and addressing questions about APA style. The class will begin working on Inquiry 4 using Photoshop for visual and audio editing. Students are assigned homework to respond to a Tumblr post and install Photoshop in preparation for the next class.
Having social media live on the internet is not enough to get your message out there. Chris is going to walk you through ways to optimize your social media so that you are primed for viewing from your customer/followers. This session is intended for those that already have a social media presence.
The document discusses blogs, including what they are, how they can be used, and how to create and post on blogs. It provides instructions for creating a blog on blogger.com, posting content, and embedding things like pictures, videos, and PowerPoint slides. It also mentions changing blog settings and layout.
This document provides guidance to students on developing their small scale research projects in film studies. It instructs students to review their research findings so far, noting down important quotes, key points, and related films. Students are then asked to write a research question and opening paragraphs including a thesis statement for their presentation script. The document provides examples of an effective research question and a sample opening statement and thesis statement. Finally, it directs students to open their presentation script document to begin writing the opening paragraphs and thesis statement for their projects.
Tepi 331: Reflection 4: Theories Of LearningAli Roberts
The document discusses the social constructivist theory of learning. Social constructivism posits that learning occurs through social interactions and collaboration. It emphasizes that learners construct new understandings based on interactions with peers and teachers within their social environment and culture. The author believes this theory will impact their teaching in the following ways: (1) Students will construct knowledge actively rather than passively receive information, (2) Learning will be inquiry-based through discussion, problem-solving in groups, (3) Students will learn collaboratively by sharing ideas and building on each other's knowledge. In the classroom, students will work in mixed-ability groups to solve problems and help each other learn.
This document outlines the key themes and concepts in geography. It discusses geography as the study of spatial variation and how and why things differ in different places on Earth. It also examines five fundamental themes in geography: location, place, relationships within places, movement, and regions. For each theme, it provides example terms, relevant skills, and sample questions. Overall, the summary provides a high-level overview of the main topics and approach in studying geography as a spatial science.
Designed for 6th grade students in Michigan, this presentation allows students to apply their knowledge of the five themes of geography to the Great Basin Desert.
The document discusses key concepts in advanced economies including trade specialization, division of labor, money, and capital. It then covers how trade specialization increases productivity and standards of living by allowing specialization and trade between individuals and countries. Money facilitates trade by serving as a means of payment, and capital increases production by leveraging labor. The role of government is also discussed in terms of promoting efficiency, equity, and macroeconomic stability. The concepts of demand, supply, and equilibrium are introduced along with factors that shift curves and bring supply and demand into balance.
The presentation was a workshop at Evolve 2014: the annual event for the voluntary sector in London on Monday 16 June 2014.
The presentation was chaired by Craig Carey from Social Enterprise UK and looks what a social enterprise is and how to earn sustainable income.
Find out more about the Evolve Conference from NCVO: http://www.ncvo.org.uk/training-and-events/evolve-conference
RDA and Authority Records: Enhancing DiscoveryAdam Schiff
RDA contains instructions for recording many attributes of a person, family or corporate body, and the MARC Format has been enhanced with new fields to accommodate this information. Having such information structured for machine manipulation opens up a new realm of possibilities for discovery of library resources. This presentation focuses on the use of these new fields in name authority records: how to interpret the information; best practices for libraries providing the information; and the potential for enhancing discovery.
This document discusses several standards and procedures that historians use to evaluate the reliability and credibility of historical sources. It presents guidelines for source criticism that involve analyzing attributes of the source like date, authorship, and evidential value. Methods are provided for assessing contradictory sources, like preferring sources that can be confirmed by outside authorities. Principles of source criticism emphasize considering factors like originality, proximity to events, eyewitness status, agreement between independent sources, and lack of bias. Checklists are offered for evaluating eyewitness testimony and indirect witnesses. Criteria for accepting oral tradition and making arguments based on the best explanation of evidence are also summarized.
Observe, reflect and question using primary sources in the classroomJanet Ilko
A presentation for the San Diego Area Writing Project highlighting materials and strategies from The Library of Congress. How to use those materials with a focus on EL writers.
The document analyzes patterns of beta diversity in dung beetle communities across multiple spatial scales in the Brazilian Atlantic Forest. It finds that:
1) Beta diversity is highest at the local scale among sampling sites and regional scale between the mainland and island, driven by environmental heterogeneity and dispersal limitations respectively.
2) Variation in species composition is most influenced by environmental factors at small scales and spatial factors at larger scales.
3) Altitude is a major driver of species distribution, with composition associated with the altitude gradient at all scales.
This document provides guidance on the AS 90656 standard for analysing and evaluating evidence in historical sources in New Zealand from 1800-1900. Students must demonstrate understanding of historical ideas and relationships from evidence, and make valid judgements about the usefulness and reliability of the evidence. To achieve at the Merit or Excellence levels, students must show an informed or perceptive analysis using their own knowledge of the historical context.
A Perspective on Compassion: A Civic Engagement Discussion NSalawage
This document provides additional context and perspective about the famous photo "Vulture Stalking a Child" taken in Sudan in 1993. It reveals that the girl's parents were nearby receiving aid, the photographer chased away the vulture and the girl made it to the aid station. However, the photographer later committed suicide haunted by memories of the suffering he documented in Africa. The document aims to demonstrate how perspective can shape feelings of compassion versus criticism for both those in need and those trying to help.
Making the civil war relevant to children’s livescparsons
This document discusses strategies for teaching children about how the Civil War impacted children's lives. It recommends using the book "Reluctant Witnesses: Children's Voices from the Civil War" as a primary source. Teachers should have students analyze these primary sources to understand historical events from a child's perspective and develop empathy. The document also provides examples of local South Carolina primary sources and extensions like having students role-play as Civil War era children.
The document discusses changing perspectives on the Amazon rainforest over time from economic, environmental, and social points of view. In the 1950s and 1960s, the economic perspective dominated and the rainforest was seen as a resource to be exploited. By the 1990s, environmental perspectives increased as the Brazilian government signed agreements limiting logging and emissions. Developers initially had a social perspective of using the land as they saw fit but now take a more sustainable view of protecting the landscape for future generations.
Gaining perspective on Your Perspective - Olga Bergstromluvogt
Have you ever drilled down on your own perspective? Each of us has a view of the world that is as unique as a fingerprint. This talk discusses how gaining perspective on your own perspective can help you cultivate relationships with others and the person you are around everyday - you! Pondering your thoughts and influences can lead you to a new normal - that you are special and unique, just like everyone else!
The document discusses several learning outcomes related to global marketing. It covers the importance of global marketing, the impact of multinational firms, factors in the external environment facing global marketers, ways for firms to enter the global marketplace, elements of a global marketing mix, and how the internet is affecting global marketing. Specific topics discussed include rewards of global marketing, stages of global business development, cultural and economic factors, methods for entering foreign markets, adapting the marketing mix to different cultures, and examples of companies using the internet and tailored ads for international markets.
The center for human rights and constitutional lawraymondmin
The Center for Human Rights and Constitutional Law is a non-profit dedicated to protecting civil, constitutional, and human rights of immigrants, refugees, children, and the poor. They provide legal representation for over 130 individuals per year and operate a homeschool for homeless youth. The organization aims to give disadvantaged individuals a fair chance in court and access to education through litigation, advocacy, and social services. Funding and volunteers are needed to continue their important work defending those who cannot otherwise afford legal counsel.
Future Agenda are delighted to share this initial perspective on the future civic role of arts and arts organisations. The topic will be explored at a London event in June, hosted by the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation. The event is part of a wider enquiry by Calouste Gulbenkian into the future civic role of arts and comments are very welcome here on slideshare.
Legal history examines all aspects of law through time. It analyzes specific laws, legal institutions, individuals within the legal system, and law's impact on society. In the 1960s, social history influenced legal history to consider gender, race, and class issues. Legal historians now integrate legal, social, and cultural history to show how law responds to problems but also shapes behavior. Some see law as promoting consensus, while others view it as perpetuating the ruling class's domination through power and politics.
GWT 2014: Emergency Conference - 02 le soluzioni geospaziali per la gestione ...Planetek Italia Srl
Geospatial World Tour 2014: Emergency Conference.
Napoli, 28 maggio 2014.
Le soluzioni Geospaziali per la gestione delle emergenze.
Simone Colla, Hexagon Geospatial
Looks at some of the other parts of blogging such as commenting, reading and following as well as a few tips of getting started yourself. Outline of a small group of social networks.
The document discusses strategies for using social media, including blogging and commenting on blogs. It recommends starting by reading existing blogs in your topic area and commenting on them to engage with the community. The document also provides tips for setting up your own blog, such as choosing a topic and posting regularly. Finally, it discusses using LinkedIn to engage with professional communities through posting in Groups, answering questions, and establishing expertise in your field.
Design Production Delivery Of Social Media Content for EMS InstructorsGreg Friese
Presentation given at Wisconsin Technical College EMS Instructor Coordinator conference about design and production of social media for EMS instructor professional development or as an education activity for EMT or Paramedic Students. Presentation by Greg Friese
Hands-on Social Media 3: Producing New Mediaagencyside
The document discusses various aspects of new media including video sharing, live streaming, blogging, and podcasting. It provides details on hardware and software options, content ideas, tips for optimization and promotion, and distribution methods for each topic. The key points covered are creating video and audio content, building an online presence through blogging, optimizing for search engines, promoting content both internally and externally, and distributing podcasts through platforms like iTunes.
The document discusses the basics of blogging and provides guidance on starting a blog. It covers what a blog is, the benefits of blogging, important considerations when starting a blog like purpose and content, structuring posts, promoting the blog, engaging readers through comments, and metrics to track success. The goal of blogging is to have an authentic voice in a two-way conversation and provide value to both the individual and community through sharing experiences and thoughtful commentary on various topics.
Blogger Training Session (Updated) | Hammad SiddiquiHammad Siddiqui
The document outlines an introductory training session on effective blogging. It is divided into three sessions that cover: 1) why blog, challenges, and thematic areas; 2) technical aspects like platforms and optimization; and 3) how to go viral on social media. The document provides tips on finding a niche, writing quality content, using social media, and key success factors for bloggers. Design, titles, and basic SEO strategies are also discussed. The goal is to help bloggers improve their skills and grow an engaged readership.
The document provides guidance on starting and maintaining a successful blog. It recommends choosing a niche and focusing content on that topic. Key elements of blog posts are identified as the title, lead paragraph, subheadings, illustrations, quotes, and bullet lists. The document also emphasizes the importance of original, well-organized content and engaging with other bloggers in your niche. Regular posting and promoting blog content on social media can help build an audience over time.
This document discusses using nonfiction blogging in an English classroom. It provides reasons for blogging such as developing critical thinking skills and exercising writing abilities. It outlines different types of blogging assignments students could complete, including assessing magazines and generating their own blog posts. Requirements for student-generated blog posts are specified. The document also discusses commenting on blogs, podcasts, assessing student work, and teacher modeling.
This document provides tips for creating and giving PowerPoint presentations. It recommends including a title, subtitle, name, job title and organization on the title slide. Presentations should have an overview slide describing what will be covered. Slides should have 10-20 word sentences, limited text, and graphics matching the content. Presenters should practice their timing, speak naturally without reading slides, keep eye contact with the audience, and leave time for questions. Handouts can reinforce the presentation content.
How to use a blog for publishing scientific research: A training guide part 1AfricanCommonsProject
The African Commons Project ran a two-day training workshop with the Academy of Science of South Africa in August 2009. We set up a basic Wordpress blog for them, and then led through intensive training on how to use the platform and the basics of blogging: from content to marketing.
Making a Digital Storytelling Project in iMovie '11Amy Goodloe
The presentation guides you through the process of creating a digital storytelling project in iMovie '11.
For more info, such as links to playable versions of sample stories as well as other versions of the presentation (including one that has over 20,000 views!), see:
http://digitalwriting101.net/content/presentations-on-digital-storytelling/
This post is on my DigitalWriting101.net help site, which features resources to help students and faculty compose in digital media (including separate tutorials on each step of using iMovie). Feel free to share the site with students and colleagues!
The document discusses technology tools that can be used for education. It provides an overview of tools for note-taking (Evernote), social networking (Twitter), polling and surveys (Poll Everywhere, Survey Monkey), multimedia presentations (VoiceThread), flipping the classroom, screen capturing (Jing, Screencast-O-Matic), and online collaboration (Wikispaces, Google Drive). It emphasizes that technology can enhance learning when used appropriately and encourages trying new tools to benefit students.
How To Blog by Geoff Livingston at WeAreMediaWeAreMedia NTEN
The document provides guidance on effective blogging practices. It recommends establishing an editorial mission to guide topic selection and developing personality in posts through commentary and removed first-person language. Posts should be 3-10 paragraphs and fully researched concepts can be broken into multiple posts. Links, images, categories, and regular posting help with promotion and engagement. Comments should be moderated and negative comments addressed selectively.
The document provides guidance on finding and editing content for online publishing. It discusses scoping content by considering how users might want to navigate the story and what additional information they might need. It also addresses making product out of process by adding multimedia content like user comments. The document emphasizes optimizing content for search engines and social media by using keywords, links, frequent updates and multimedia tagging. The overall message is to tell the story across multiple formats and media while focusing on the user experience.
This presentation for the Fort Worth Chapter of the International Association of Business Communicators highlights the basics of writing and how that effectively translates to writing across media in today's multimedia environment.
This document provides an overview and agenda for a WordPress workshop being held on February 22nd-23rd 2013. It introduces WordPress and blogging, discusses what social media is, and walks through how to create a WordPress account and dashboard. It then covers how to add and edit posts and pages, insert links, upload media, choose a theme, organize menus, add widgets, use tags and categories, comment on posts, and consider other tools. It emphasizes listening in conversations and pursuing relationships. Tips are provided on growing a WordPress community and measuring success through engagement rather than just numbers. Questions from participants are welcomed.
Professional Portfolios: Putting Your Best Foot ForwardLouellen Coker
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13. If writing, use a template
Intro / Lead paragraph
Relevant image
Personal experience
Main body
Discussion question
14. Keep posts short
500 words approx
Short sentences
Short paragraphs
Use subheadings (H2/H3)
Use numbers / bullets
15. Maintain a list of post ideas
Tell a personal story
Describe a historical event
Book / movie / software review
Comment on a quotation
Comment on a news story
16. Maintain a list of post ideas
Report an interesting conversation
Create a step-by-step guide
Provide a list of resources
Answer a reader’s question
Make an complex task seem simple
17. Maintain a list of post ideas
Explain rationale behind a decision
Write a guide to something popular
18. Avoid these common mistakes
Not posting often enough
Posting too often
Posts are too long
You don’t invite engagement
You don’t engage in the conversation
19. Avoid these common mistakes
Your content isn’t accessible
You create poor headlines
Your posts are off-message
You have a weak first paragraph
Your post is about you