The document provides a monthly report on Common Sense Media's Pinterest profile from July 7 to August 12, 2015. It summarizes key metrics such as a 9.36% increase in followers to 1.8k, a 6.18% increase in pins to 1.1k, and a 150% increase in average daily clicks to the website from Pinterest. Achievements during this period included reorganizing boards, adding new boards and pins, and updating pin descriptions to further engage audiences and raise awareness of Common Sense Media's resources.
The document discusses a partnership between the Getty Museum and Whyville, an online virtual world for kids, to raise awareness of the museum. It analyzes traffic and survey data from 2005-2006 to measure the effectiveness of the partnership. Over 21,000 unique users and 61,000 visits were recorded to Getty content on Whyville each month, and 606 unique visits from Whyville users to getty.edu were observed. However, surveys found only small changes in user attitudes and knowledge, showing the challenges of measuring learning in an online environment. Lessons included the importance of social learning and conversations to engagement and reinforcement of educational goals.
Web in Algeria 2016 Algeria 2.0 KeynoteWalid SERIR
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This is keynote 2 in Algeria 2.0 Event.
Speaker: SERIR Walid
AERA 2015 - Virtual Learning in New Zealand: Examples of Networked SchoolsMichael Barbour
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Painting for me is the process by which I seek Truth, the constant challenge of finding and portraying the Truth - the Balance - in Nature.
My goal is to create Mixed Media artwork that is balanced “plays the music” the music I hear from each painting is different from all the paintings that preceded it.
Estatuto autonomico del Departamento de La Pazramiro carrillo
Este documento establece las bases fundamentales del gobierno autónomo departamental de La Paz. Define que la autonomía se basa en la unidad del estado plurinacional de Bolivia y se rige por la constitución política del estado. Reconoce varios idiomas indígenas y establece el castellano, aymara y quechua como oficiales. Además, define los principios, fines, sistema de gobierno y derechos y deberes del departamento de La Paz.
The document discusses a partnership between the Getty Museum and Whyville, an online virtual world for kids, to raise awareness of the museum. It analyzes traffic and survey data from 2005-2006 to measure the effectiveness of the partnership. Over 21,000 unique users and 61,000 visits were recorded to Getty content on Whyville each month, and 606 unique visits from Whyville users to getty.edu were observed. However, surveys found only small changes in user attitudes and knowledge, showing the challenges of measuring learning in an online environment. Lessons included the importance of social learning and conversations to engagement and reinforcement of educational goals.
Web in Algeria 2016 Algeria 2.0 KeynoteWalid SERIR
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This is keynote 2 in Algeria 2.0 Event.
Speaker: SERIR Walid
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Painting for me is the process by which I seek Truth, the constant challenge of finding and portraying the Truth - the Balance - in Nature.
My goal is to create Mixed Media artwork that is balanced “plays the music” the music I hear from each painting is different from all the paintings that preceded it.
Estatuto autonomico del Departamento de La Pazramiro carrillo
Este documento establece las bases fundamentales del gobierno autónomo departamental de La Paz. Define que la autonomía se basa en la unidad del estado plurinacional de Bolivia y se rige por la constitución política del estado. Reconoce varios idiomas indígenas y establece el castellano, aymara y quechua como oficiales. Además, define los principios, fines, sistema de gobierno y derechos y deberes del departamento de La Paz.
This document provides a summary of Chapter 12 from a study guide about the worlds of the 15th century. It covers several key topics:
1. The different types of human communities that existed in the 15th century, including hunter-gatherer societies in Australia and North America, agricultural village societies like the Igbo and Iroquois, and pastoral peoples in Central Asia and West Africa.
2. A comparison of the major civilizations of China under the Ming Dynasty and the states emerging in Europe during the Renaissance period.
3. The Islamic world, covering the Ottoman Empire, Safavid Persia, and the Mughal and Songhai empires.
4. The Aztec and In
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The document contains tables of percentages. The first table shows percentages ranging from 6.8% to 41.5% and 49% to 7.6%. The second table lists percentages from 28.3% to 6.5% and 25.2% to 8.4%. The third section contains multiple tables that list percentages, with some as high as 54.9% and as low as 13%.
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•How to align data strategy with business motivation and drivers
•Why business & data strategies often become misaligned & the impact
•Defining the core building blocks of a successful data strategy
•The role of business and IT
•Success stories in implementing global data strategies
The document discusses strategic use of social media for organizations. It provides examples of how organizations like Brooklyn Museum and Zappos have successfully engaged audiences through social media. It emphasizes the importance of having clear objectives, understanding the audience, integrating social media with other campaigns, preparing for cultural change, allocating adequate resources, and measuring results. The document concludes by encouraging participants to start small with social media experiments and continue the conversation.
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In this presentation, Danny Blackburn, Stickyeyes Content Director, demonstrates:
- Why visual content has become the big topic in content marketing.
- How visual content changes the way in which your audiences interact with your brand.
- How brands are capitalising on the power of visual content.
- Methods to make visual content work for your brand.
This webinar covered how nonprofits can use Facebook effectively. It began with an introduction of the presenter and overview of topics to be discussed. The presenter explained why Facebook is important due to its large, engaged audience and targeted, inexpensive advertising. She then covered Facebook basics, strategy, etiquette and measurement. Key takeaways were that nonprofits can't ignore Facebook but must use it well, and that they should listen, be nice, measure results, and tweak their approach based on what works best. The webinar concluded with a question and answer period.
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- The results show that most people watch TV in the evenings, enjoy food documentaries, and are interested in learning more about the history and culture of chocolate since many respondents lacked this knowledge.
- The questionnaire helps inform decisions about the documentary's channel, time of broadcast, inclusion of certain information, and use of a young female voiceover to appeal to the target audience.
- The document analyzes the results of a questionnaire about audiences' interests, viewing habits, and knowledge related to chocolate and documentaries.
- The results show that most people watch TV in the evenings, buy chocolate weekly, and are interested in food documentaries. They prefer milk chocolate and know little about the history and cultural uses of chocolate.
- The document will use these insights to inform the content, timing, and approach of a planned documentary about the chocolate industry in order to appeal to target audiences.
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1. The different types of human communities that existed in the 15th century, including hunter-gatherer societies in Australia and North America, agricultural village societies like the Igbo and Iroquois, and pastoral peoples in Central Asia and West Africa.
2. A comparison of the major civilizations of China under the Ming Dynasty and the states emerging in Europe during the Renaissance period.
3. The Islamic world, covering the Ottoman Empire, Safavid Persia, and the Mughal and Songhai empires.
4. The Aztec and In
Mapping care: a case study of dementia service provision in the North East of...ServDes
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Views on Implementation and How they Could Be Used in Service Design - Tim Ov...ServDes
The document discusses perspectives on implementation that could be useful for service design. It identifies four key perspectives: (1) implementation as part of the development process, where design drift from concept to operational service needs to be considered; (2) implementation as a strategy, where stakeholder involvement is important; (3) implementation as design after design, where the well-designed service needs safeguarding; and (4) implementation as a change of practices, where organizational development must be anticipated and accommodated. Additionally, generic service resources and process models need to be adapted for implementation. The perspectives provide inspiration for service implementation but cannot be directly applied and more research on implementation in service design is still needed.
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FABRICATION OF AURICULAR & ORBITAL PROSTHESIS/orthodontic courses by Indian ...Indian dental academy
Description :
The Indian Dental Academy is the Leader in continuing dental education , training dentists in all aspects of dentistry and
offering a wide range of dental certified courses in different formats.for more details please visit
www.indiandentalacademy.com
The document contains tables of percentages. The first table shows percentages ranging from 6.8% to 41.5% and 49% to 7.6%. The second table lists percentages from 28.3% to 6.5% and 25.2% to 8.4%. The third section contains multiple tables that list percentages, with some as high as 54.9% and as low as 13%.
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Creating a data-driven organization requires developing a data-driven culture. Key aspects of a data-driven culture include having a strong testing culture that encourages hypothesis generation and experimentation, an open and sharing culture without data silos, a self-service culture where business units have necessary data access and analytical skills, and broad data literacy across all decision makers. Ultimately, an organization is data-driven when it uses data to drive impact and business results by pushing data through an analytics value chain from collection to analysis to decisions and actions. Maintaining a data-driven culture requires continuous effort as well as data leadership from a chief data or analytics officer.
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More organizations are aspiring to become ‘data driven businesses’. But all too often this aim fails, as business goals and IT & data realities are misaligned, with IT lagging behind rapidly changing business needs. So how do you get the perfect fit where data strategy is driven by and underpins business strategy? This webinar will show you how by de-mystifying the building blocks of a global data strategy and highlighting a number of real world success stories. Topics include:
•How to align data strategy with business motivation and drivers
•Why business & data strategies often become misaligned & the impact
•Defining the core building blocks of a successful data strategy
•The role of business and IT
•Success stories in implementing global data strategies
The document discusses strategic use of social media for organizations. It provides examples of how organizations like Brooklyn Museum and Zappos have successfully engaged audiences through social media. It emphasizes the importance of having clear objectives, understanding the audience, integrating social media with other campaigns, preparing for cultural change, allocating adequate resources, and measuring results. The document concludes by encouraging participants to start small with social media experiments and continue the conversation.
The document discusses strategic use of social media for organizations. It provides examples of how organizations like Brooklyn Museum and Zappos have successfully engaged audiences through social media. It emphasizes the importance of having clear objectives, understanding the audience, integrating social media with other campaigns, building internal support, allocating adequate resources, and measuring results. The webinar encourages participants to start small with social media pilots, learn through experimentation, and refine strategies over time.
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- Why visual content has become the big topic in content marketing.
- How visual content changes the way in which your audiences interact with your brand.
- How brands are capitalising on the power of visual content.
- Methods to make visual content work for your brand.
This webinar covered how nonprofits can use Facebook effectively. It began with an introduction of the presenter and overview of topics to be discussed. The presenter explained why Facebook is important due to its large, engaged audience and targeted, inexpensive advertising. She then covered Facebook basics, strategy, etiquette and measurement. Key takeaways were that nonprofits can't ignore Facebook but must use it well, and that they should listen, be nice, measure results, and tweak their approach based on what works best. The webinar concluded with a question and answer period.
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Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IVPOu8kai-I
Presented at C3KC at Union Station in Kansas City.
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Speaker: Justin Watkins - https://nativekc.com
Speaker: Claire Bishop - https://www.children.org
Event Organizer: Jr League - https://www.jlkc.org
- The document analyzes the results of a questionnaire about audiences' interests, viewing habits, and knowledge related to chocolate and documentaries.
- The results show that most people watch TV in the evenings, enjoy food documentaries, and are interested in learning more about the history and culture of chocolate since many respondents lacked this knowledge.
- The questionnaire helps inform decisions about the documentary's channel, time of broadcast, inclusion of certain information, and use of a young female voiceover to appeal to the target audience.
- The document analyzes the results of a questionnaire about audiences' interests, viewing habits, and knowledge related to chocolate and documentaries.
- The results show that most people watch TV in the evenings, buy chocolate weekly, and are interested in food documentaries. They prefer milk chocolate and know little about the history and cultural uses of chocolate.
- The document will use these insights to inform the content, timing, and approach of a planned documentary about the chocolate industry in order to appeal to target audiences.
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Employee Engagement Calendar
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- The document analyzes responses from a questionnaire about audiences' interests, viewing habits, and knowledge related to chocolate and documentaries.
- The responses show that BBC1 and Netflix are the most popular channels to watch documentaries, while most viewers watch TV around 6-7pm and spend 3+ hours daily watching.
- The majority of respondents buy chocolate weekly, prefer milk chocolate bars, and associate chocolate with the color brown. However, knowledge of chocolate history and other cultures varies.
- This information will help the documentarians select topics, format elements, channels, and timeslots to effectively reach their target audience for a documentary about the chocolate industry.
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1. 1
THE MONTHLY PINTERESTING REPORT 2015
JULY 7 - AUGUST 12
Common Sense Media
Camilla M. Dalisay
Our Basic Numbers
July 7, 2015 August 12, 2015 Notes
1,646 followers 1.8k followers Increased by about 9.36%
Up by an estimated 154 followers.
40 boards 43 boards Boards retitled, reorganized, 2
deleted, 5 new boards added, 4 secret
boards added. New/ updated cover
images and descriptions.
1,036 pins 1.1k pins Increased by about 6.18%,
Up by about 64 pins.
Added and improved pin descriptions,
deleted some pins with dead links,
bad pictures, and no links. Redesigned
pin images for recent content.
2. 2
List of currentPinterest boards and their number of pins and followers (as of August
12, 2015, in order of appearanceon our profile)
BOARD # OF
PINS
# OF
FOLLOWERS
NOTES
SUMMER FUNAND LEARNING 41 1.5k Kids& Parenting
FAMILY MOVIENIGHT 19 1.5k Kids& Parenting
BEST BOOKS FOR KIDS & TEENS 73 1.5k Kids& Parenting
BEST APPS FOR KIDS 8 1.5k Kids& Parenting
BACK-TO-SCHOOL 139 1.5k Kids& Parenting
TECH+MEDIA ADVICE FOR PARENTS 70 1.6k Kids& Parenting
GREAT MOVIES FOR KIDS 24 1.5k Kids& Parenting
GREAT TV SHOWSFOR KIDS 9 1.5k Kids& Parenting
GREAT TV FOR TEENS 2 1.5k Kids& Parenting
ALL ABOUT SOCIAL MEDIA 26 1.5k Kids& Parenting
COMMONSENSE SEAL! 17 1.5k Kids& Parenting
ECLECTIC MIX OF GREAT MEDIA 27 1.5k Kids& Parenting
OUR ALL-TIME FAVORITE MOVIES 25 1.5k Kids& Parenting
LATEST MOVIE REVIEWS 3 1.5k Kids& Parenting.
DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP 111 36.5k Sharedw/edutopiaandCommonSense Edu
LEARNING WITH TECHNOLOGY 27 1.5k Kids& Parenting
SCREEN TIME TIPS 29 1.5k Kids& Parenting
CYBERBULLYING 25 1.5k Kids& Parenting
SPECIAL NEEDS AND LEARNING
DIFFICULTIES
34 1.5k Kids& Parenting
KIDS MEDIA GUIDESBY AGE 2 1.5k Kids& Parenting
COMMONSENSE LATINO 4 1.5k Kids& Parenting
VIDEO GAMES FOR KIDS 30 1.5k Kids& Parenting
BEST MEDIA FOR LEARNING 29 1.5k Kids& Parenting
IN THE CLASSROOM 14 1.6k Kids& Parenting
PRIVACY& INTERNET SAFETY 18 1.5k Kids& Parenting
ALCOHOL, DRUGS, & SMOKING 24 1.5k Kids& Parenting
SEX, GENDER, AND BODY IMAGE 45 1.5k Kids& Parenting
VIOLENCE IN THE MEDIA 39 1.5k Kids& Parenting
MARKETING TO KIDS 20 1.5k Kids& Parenting
IN THE NEWS 15 1.5k Kids& Parenting
MOBILE LEARNING 121 2.5k Sharedw/Teacherson Pin…& Remind
COMMONSENSE KIDS ACTION 18 1.5k Kids& Parenting
LOL 8 1.5k Kids& Parenting
KIDS GIVING BACK 11 1.5k Kids& Parenting
NETFLIX - STREAMING OR DVD 30 1.5k Kids& Parenting
2015 OSCAR NOMINEES 22 1.5k Kids& Parenting
2014 OSCAR NOMINEES 54 1.5k Kids& Parenting
3. 3
CIVIL RIGHTS AND MLK JR 24 1.5k Kids& Parenting
NATIONAL POETRY MONTH 25 1.5k Kids& Parenting
HOLIDAY MOVIE CLASSICS 16 1.5k Kids& Parenting
HALLOWEEN 3 1.5k Kids& Parenting
MOVIES ABOUT THE OLYMPICS 14 1.5k Kids& Parenting
MORE ABOUT COMMONSENSE 2 1.5k Kids& Parenting
43 BOARDS 1.1k
pins
1.8k followers 6 likes
SECRET BOARDS WAITING TO GOLIVE
POSITIVE ROLE MODELS 0
QUOTES WE LOVE 0
FUNACTIVITIES WITH KIDS 0
LITTLE INSPIRATIONS 3
Baseline Analytics
o Profile: Our accountprofile
6/01 – 7/7 7/7 – 8/10 Notes
Avg. Daily
Impressions
1,019 1,216 Increased by 19.33%
Avg. Daily Viewers 547 570 Increased by 4.20%
Avg. Daily Repins 8 10 Increased by 25%
Avg. Daily Repinners 6 8 Increased by 33.33%
Avg. Daily Clicks
(to website from
Pinterest)
4 10 Increased by 150%
Avg. Daily Visitors 3 6 Increased by 100%
4. 4
o Audience: Peoplewho haveseen at least one of our pins on Pinterestfrom
anywhere
6/01 – 7/7 7/7 – 8/10 Notes
Avg. Monthly Viewers 168, 708 190,211 Increased by 12.75%
Avg. Monthly
Engaged
3,445 3,499 Increased by 1.57%
Other Boards (fromyour audience that contain many of your pins)
Unchanged from Last Report New
Movies by Amy Roberts
Apps for Kids by Rose Offner
Family TV and Movies by Shannon
Godden
Counseling Parent Resources by
Randi Brattin
Books for Judah by Aaron
Movies by Renee Mercier
Movies for kids by Theresa Bielick
Youth APPS by d
Movies by d
Entertainment: Family Movie Night
(PG)
o Website: Pins weand other people have pinned fromour website
6/01 – 7/7 7/7 – 8/10 Notes
Avg. Daily Impressions 10,015 11,496 Increased by 14.79%
Avg. Daily Viewers 6,563 7,457 Increased by 13.62%
Avg. Daily Repins 51 64 Increased by 25.49%
Avg. Daily Repinners 45 59 Increased by 3.11%
Avg. Daily Clicks
(to website from
Pinterest)
53 65 Increased by 22.64%
Avg. Daily Visitors 44 52 Increased by 18.18%
Avg. Daily Pin Creates 41 37 Decreased by 9.76%
Avg. Daily Pinners 30 24 Decreased by 20%
5. 5
Definitions for understanding:
o Impressions: the number of times a Pin showed up in the home feed, search
results and category feeds of users.
o Repins: the number of times someone saved your Pin to one of their boards.
Repins are now Pins shared across Pinterest(repins by others will show up on
the newsfeeds of their followers, in category feeds, and are more likely to
show up in search feeds when people search for related content).
o Clicks: the number of clicks to your website fromPins on your profile.
o Viewersand Audience: anyone who has seen at least one of your pins
o Engaged People: anyonewho has liked, repinned, sent or clicked one of your
Pins
Achievements this pastmonth:
o Changed the order of boards (placed morepopular and time-relevant boards
in top row)
o Retitled someboards
o Added and updated board descriptions
o Deleted unnecessary boards
SupportClassroomLearning at Home
Parenting, Media, and Everything in Between
o Added relevant new boards
2015 Oscar Nominees
Great TV for Teens
Kids Media Guides by Age
Common SenseLatino
o Updated cover photos, with a focus on intriguing clear pictures that visually
engage the user. Itwill take a bit of time and moreposts to ensureall boards
have a cover photo up to par.
o Pinned fresh content during work hours between 10am-4pm. Itwilltake a
while longer to see what times work better for posting.
o Sorted through previous pins and deleted irrelevantones
o Moved somepins to more appropriateboards
o Updated pin descriptions, made them more descriptiveand helpful
o Redesigned and designed new color-block Pinterest images using Canva.com
(with Lato font and the white-reversed horizontalCommon Sense Media logo)
o Put all boards into the Kids & Parenting category
6. 6
o Asked Web Team about inputting a code on our website so users can create
Rich Pins fromour site
o Posted more frequently to some of our morepopular boards: BestBooks for
Kids & Teens, Family Movie Night!, Best Apps for Kids
o Created secret boards (waiting to launch) to showcasewhatinspires us and to
appeal to the mommy pinner/blogger audience more so than we already do
Positive Role Models (to be filled with real-life and fictional role models
for kids to look up to)
Quotes We Love (to be filled with quotes about parenting, and relating
to our mission)
Fun Activities with Kids (for activities parents and kids can do NOT with
media)
Little Inspirations (to be filled with images of kids 0-17 years old, the
reason why this organization exists)
o Updated links in older pins (some pins didn’t even have a link to the website)
Goal: to make our Pinterest presencestronger in order to reach out to our
audience of mothers and raise awareness aboutour resources
Goals Progress
Increaseour followers to 3,000 by
2016
Started with 1,646 followers (July 7) and
gained 1.8k followers (August 12).
Increased by about 9.36%
Up by an estimated 154 followers.
Increasetraffic to our website Average daily clicks to our website from
Pinterest increased by 150%
Increasethe visibility of our company
and resources
Average daily impressions increased by
19.33%
Better our look on Pinterest to look
more professionaland trustworthy
Still a work in progress, but did a lot of work
on our boards and pins! See Pinterest profile.