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A presentation I have done using my experience, observations and profiling of people who have signed up to attend the talk on using linkedin effectively and leveraging it to build their professional brand.
Matrix on Recommendations, connections; 3 steps to get started and get going were the key take outs.
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Storytelling is widely accepted as an effective way to help people learn. But what sort of stories should we be telling?
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Feedback welcome! I'm a powerpoint beginner.
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Update given at a recent conference on Digital Strategy, New Media Trends, Grump Cat and Social Media in 2013. No template theme | Cut down version | feel free to use what you want
An introduction to social media, delivered as part of my social media for social change series for the Wellesley Institute. Introduces the new media landscape, and basic information about RSS, blogs, Twitter, and other "getting started" platforms.
Communicating to employees is difficult. There's the risk of overloading them with irrelevant communications that they don't need. SharePoint has tools that you can use to target communications. In this deck you'll find guidelines for how to build effective intranets.
Extending Your Voice Online: Navigating the Social WebSara Holoubek
Sara Holoubek's presentation on the the Social Web as part of the Woodhull dinner series.
From blogging to facebook to twitter, self-publication has never been more accessible to the general public. However, most of these powerful tools don't come with instructions. Learn best practices for extending your voice, building your platform and creating a personal brand.
Storytelling is widely accepted as an effective way to help people learn. But what sort of stories should we be telling?
As part of a series of webinars run by the Learning and Skills Group, Brightwave's James Cory-Wright and Caroline Freeman share examples of storytelling in e-learning and discuss different narrative approaches:
• Scenario-led learning
• Longer or shorter form?
• What lessons can we learn from box-set binging?
• Telling the big story - campaign-based learning
Funding Workshop Slides from Big Sky Film Festival Doc Shop Reva Goldberg
Slide presentation to accompany a talk given at the Big Sky Documentary Film Festival's Doc Shop in February 2012.
Feedback welcome! I'm a powerpoint beginner.
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How many times have you run into conflict with a colleague? In a one-on-one meeting with your supervisor? Working as a team with your peers? Or even publicly questioned? No matter what we do, there are going to be moments of discontent.
There are really only three ways to deal with a difficult conversation — deal with it well, face it head–on and fail, or avoid it altogether. But there is no need to run away from conflict, it’s time to learn how to deal with it well.
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2. Saver? or Sucker?
• Direct link to target audience • Personal use
• Ads can be more effective / less • Fight for fans / likes
expensive than other marketing • Quality of feedback
• Cheaper than a flight • Requires resources to respond
3. Saver? or Sucker?
• Quick access to colleagues • Kevin Bacon phenomena
• Groups can be useful • If multiple groups, flood of email
• Better than business cards • Separate platform to communicate
• Integration w/other social media • Limited usage as real-time tool
4. Saver? or Sucker?
• Fast answers
• Tons of content
• Government-specific
• Serious and social
• Robust resources (blogs,
• Emails without context
forums, groups, datasets, etc.)
• Separate communication platform
• You can do it, we can help
5. Saver? or Sucker?
• Get by w/a lil’ help from friends • Time to build followers
• Twhirl, Tweetdeck, Seesmic, etc. • Fail whales
• The magic of hashtags • The tyranny of the @
• Monitoring tool • Is anybody really listening?
6. Saver? or Sucker?
• Word up! • Barrier to entry – intimidating
and learning curve
• Beats an email string
• Still need gardener(s)
• Beyond your time and energy
• Always in draft form (scope creep)
• Searchable, findable, linkable
content • Ghost towns over time?
7. Saver? or Sucker?
• Viral = victory • Viral = very hard
• Video = vibrant • Video = costly or cheesy
• Embed code is your BFF • Why did I come here again?
8. Andrew Krzmarzick
Saver? or Sucker?
www.govloop.com
202-352-1806
@krazykriz
in/andrewkrzmarzick
andrew@govloop.com
