Blogging and Social Media for Connection and Belonging
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Blogging and Social Media for Connection and Belonging
- 1. Blogging and Social Media Marist Possibilities Friday 3rd October, 2014 Marist Centre, Melbourne John McMahon
- 2. Connecting for Belonging ‘… no one lives in isolation but hungers for a connection; to feel part of a community. (Advertising blurb at Readers Feast 28th September, 2014)
- 3. Blogging
- 4. Why have a blog? • Blogs provide another way to carry out our Marist mission • People can access blogs easily • Blogs give readers a way of engaging • Blogs provide a place to access resources • Blogs attract people who have nowhere else to ask their questions
- 5. On whose authority do I speak? • I speak on behalf of John McMahon who is a happy Marist • I speak as one person in the worldwide Marist network • I speak as one who has specific interests and experiences
- 6. Who is my audience? • Anyone who wishes to access http://www.johnmcmahon.id.au • Marists from Australia and other countries who seem to find me • People interested in Catholicism, Marist life and mission, education, leadership and networking
- 7. How do I handle unexpected responses? • I try to be respectful • I try to reply in a timely manner • I try to be honest • I refer people to others if required
- 10. Blog Statistics 21st September, 2014
- 12. Blog Activity
- 13. Are Blogs linked to Social Media? • Blogs rely on social media • Through social media, for example, I let readers know I have just uploaded a post. • I inform them through Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, Google + and AWeber
- 14. Social Media
- 15. Why use social media? • Information can be passed on quickly • Networking is available • It provides a way of participating in groups • There are global structures which can be utilised
- 16. Today’s Approach to Social Media • Social • Mobile • Analytics • Cloud Frank et al, p.22
- 17. Popular Outlets
- 18. Magazines Use Facebook Summaries America Magazine Oct 6, 2014 P.7
- 19. A Class discusses quotes posted on LinkedIn Nathan writes: ”My Year 10 Christian Leadership students have recently been reflecting on your #maristsimplicity quotes, as we prepare to deliver a Yr 8 Brothers Together program on this pillar of Marist Spirituality. We also like the quote "live simply, so others may simply live".” Nathan Ahearne Director, Faith Formation Marist College, Canberra 12th September 2014
- 20. A Tweet Favourited by Carolyn Young
- 21. A Tweet Retweeted by Kurt Challinor
- 22. A Tweet Retweeted by Kate Fogarty
- 23. A Twitter Summary in America Magazine Sept 22, 2014 P.6
- 27. Some Responses
- 28. A view from Business ‘We must reimagine and reengineer the supporting organizational models and business process to thrive in the new digital economy.’ Frank et al p.15
- 29. John Murphy, a Marist priest works in digital media at the Marist Internet Ministry, New Zealand. A Marist Fathers’ approach
- 30. Our Responses