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Valerie Reynolds presented on the social media tools and strategies she used for her final project. She created accounts on multiple platforms including WordPress, LinkedIn, Twitter, YouTube, Facebook, Flickr and Slideshare. For some platforms like WordPress and Twitter, she customized pages but does not plan to continue using the accounts after the class. Overall, she found the class informative for learning about blogging and social media posting even though she took it only as a filler course.
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- 1. Social Media Tools and Strategies Final Presentation Valerie Reynolds
- 2. My Blob Banner • Theme: Life Happened • I picked a background picture from a list of free options from the site. • I had never heard of WordPress prior to this class so I’m not sure if I will continue with the web page.
- 3. Optimized Blog Posts • Social Pros Podcast www.convenceandconver.com • 5 Facebook Updates that Affect Business Pages SciallyStacked. • Social Medial Tools shared by Mari Smith • 7 Steps to Facebook Success free webinar www.marismith.com • The Truth Comes Out- Will.I.Am-A Tech Geek?
- 4. Commented On Blogs • Social Pros Podcast • Social Medial Tools with Mari Smith post on October 21 • 7 Steps to facebook success free webinar.
- 5. D2L Discussions • I didn’t get to participate in the Facebook Discussions because of my other obligations. The D2L discussions really help to grab you into the class and helps you to understand the curriculum better.
- 6. YouTube My youtube account • I Don’t have any video’s to upload. I do subscribe to several posts on the Thunder. • I don’t use youtube so I don’t even have a song playlist.
- 7. Facebook • My Facebook Profile www.facebook.com/vreynolds27 • My facebook Page www.facebook.com/valeriestricklandreynolds
- 8. LinkedIn • Created Account – I had some friends who already use the site. I have heard of it, but never used it. • Joined a few groups. • Sent requests for address book to join.
- 9. Twitter • Created Twitter account. I normally do not use Twitter. I will not use in the future either. • @vreynoldsft • Customized the background • Linked it to Blog
- 10. WordPress • Set up Blog valeriereynolds2013@wordpress.com • Customize the theme • Created posts Unfortunately I will never use the site after this class.
- 11. Slideshare • Created account • Integrated with LinkedIn and Facebook
- 12. Flickr • • • • Created an account Linked account with Facebook Added Images to a Set Posted Optimized images
- 13. End • This class was informative, I only took this class as a filler but I have learned more about blogging and posting. Some of the webs we set up accounts for I had never used, but the seem to be really use full sites for the media enclined.