Memnet april 2010 session 1
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Presentation by Lee Davies to the Memnet annual conference April 2010, looking at the challenges membership and professional bodies face in embracing social media.
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Memnet april 2010 session 1
- 1. MemNet
- 2. please keep your BlackBerries and other mobile devices on
- 3. #MemNet
- 4. who am I?
- 5. Lee Mark Davies leedavies@ifl.ac.uk @LeeDaviesIfL www.facebook.com/lee.m.davies
- 10. 43
- 11. ..... and a bit
- 12. over 16
- 13. over 18
- 14. over 21
- 15. between 35 - 45
- 16. under 65
- 31. school
- 32. Literate Level 2 Numerate Level 2
- 35. did quite well
- 38. Highbury College
- 65. information overload!! you will most likely be subjected to more new information today than a person would encounter during their entire life just over 200 years ago
- 66. so where should I start?
- 67. talk .....to your members find out what they use..... ask .....where they use it identify your champions.....
- 69. Where do you most regularly use technology, in particular social media sites such as Facebook, Ning, You Tube, Twitter, etc? At work 16% At home 28% Both 42% Never/rarely 14%
- 70. Do you use web 2.0 technology and social media sites: Personally 16% Professionally 18% Both 56% Did not answer 10%
- 71. Which social media sites do you use? Facebook 84% LinkedIn 76% Twitter 50% Ning 14% Yahoo Groups 14% Blogger 8% You Tube 54% Flickr 14%
- 72. what does a social media strategy look like?
- 73. accepts as fact: here to stay FAD needs senior buy in important peopleCtechnologyD add value harness.....
- 74. accepts as fact: here to stay FAD needs senior buy in harness the technologies members use and own important peopleCtechnologyD add value harness.....
- 77. set objectives
- 78. choose the (right) technology
- 81. launch and seed
- 82. describe success
- 84. web 3.0 (or even 2.5)
- 85. looking beyond the horizon towards.....