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Framing the
Licence
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Georgina Cronin
Mark Andrews
Week 1
2. • Cover ground rules/approach
• Explore why you each signed up for the course
• Establish the current impact of social media
• Identify the existing knowledge in the room
• Discuss barriers to - and concerns about - social media
• Detail the structure and requirements of the course
• Explore CJBS presence on social media
• Detail Week 1 Tasks
Session objectives
4. • Support
• Sharing and connecting
• Commit yourself
• Adventurous spirit/take a few risks
• Curriculum is only a ‘rough guide’
• Toolkit not a strategic framework
Ground rules/approach
6. ‘We don’t have a choice on whether
we do social media. The choice is how
well we do it.’
- Erik Qualman, Socialnomics
Can we ignore social
media any longer?
7. • It wasn’t a fad (and its bigger than ever)
• Our clients are on there
• Our competitors are on there
• Most the activity on the web is now social media
• Trust and recommendations
• Leads to new opportunities
• We are living in the age of the individual (choice, expression,
direct communication, higher expectations, responsiveness)
• Because life is about relationships and communication
Can we ignore social
media any longer?
12. Round 1: Geography
1. China
2. India
3. ???
4. Tencent
5. ???
6. USA
7. ???
8. Indonesia
9. ???
10. ???
13. Round 2: True or false
1. More people in the world own a
mobile phone than a toothbrush.
2. More of Generation Y would
rather lose their sense of smell than
their technology.
3. The LinkedIn lower age limit has
been lowered to just 13 years old.
15. Round 4: HR
1. What percentage of HR professionals
use social networking sites to recruit?
a) 15% b) 30% c) 56%
2. What proportion of global job listings
are posted on LinkedIn?
a) 37% b) 67% c) 77%
16. Round 5: Music
1. How many hours of video are added
to YouTube every minute?
a) 18 b) 36 c) 72
2. True or False - YouTube is the second
most used search engine on the web
17. Round 1: Geography
1. China
2. India
3. Facebook
4. Tencent
5. What’s App
6. USA
7. Google+
8. Indonesia
9. LinkedIn
10. Twitter
18. Round 2: True or false
1. More people in the world own a mobile phone
than a toothbrush
TRUE
2. More of Generation Y would rather lose their
sense of smell than their technology.
TRUE
3. The LinkedIn lower age limit has
been lowered to just 13 years old.
TRUE
20. Round 4: HR
1. What percentage of HR professionals
use social networking sites to recruit?
a) 15% b) 30% c) 56%
2. What proportion of global job listings
are posted on LinkedIn?
a) 37% b) 67% c) 77%
21. Round 5: Music
1. How many hours of video are added
to YouTube every minute?
a) 18 b) 36 c) 72
2. True or False - YouTube is the second
most used search engine on the web
TRUE
22. What colour light are you?
Red: Stop right there. I’m not ready.
Amber: I’m interested, but not quite there yet.
Green: I’m on it. I’m there.
23. What colour light are you?
Red: Why you are cautious about using
social media
Amber: Why you are thinking about using
social media more
Green: Why you currently use social media
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Drop-in surgery: 2 to 3pm every Friday
1-2-1 support: at mutually convenient times as required
Missing a session?: We’ll help you to make it OK, but you
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Support
40. THIS IS NOT A COMPETITION!
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• Watch the Week 1 playlist on YouTube (will include a summary of this session)
• Listen to the Week 1 podcasts on Audioboo (Paul, Jo, Steve, Karen, Peter, Jaideep)
Engage
• Join the course Yammer site
Prepare (essential)
• Write a list of personal social media pros and cons
• Think of a name for your blog (the first social media platform we’ll be using)
• Save an image of yourself, and of something that sums up how you currently feel
about social media, to a memory stick and bring them to the next session
Week 1 - Tasks
Question: Do any of you already have a WordPress blog?
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