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Our music video challenged conventions of real punk rock media products in several ways:
1) It was filmed in black and white like Joy Division photographs to represent their smart, dimly lit style.
2) Shots were framed and characters posed to reference famous Joy Division photos.
3) One band member wore dark makeup and eccentric hair like typical punk bands, while the others had Joy Division's cleaner look to blend genres.
4) A continuous shot of the singer from behind with a word on her jacket, like in the Joy Division film Control, drew attention in the same style.
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This document outlines a strategic marketing plan for a university. It begins with an analysis of the current situation, including the economic climate, higher education industry trends, competition, and details about the university. Key points of interest are identified, including the university's heavy reliance on enrollment for revenue. The plan then discusses the vision, mission and action steps around branding, relationship marketing, and measurement. The branding strategy focuses on refining the university's name and positioning. Tactics proposed include traditional and social media, as well as video content to promote the refreshed brand identity.
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Technology Trends, Consumer Experience @MICA 2016Ravi Pal
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Our music video challenged conventions of real punk rock media products in several ways:
1) It was filmed in black and white like Joy Division photographs to represent their smart, dimly lit style.
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The sacrament of anointing of the sick has several effects: it unites the sick person to Christ's suffering for their good and the Church's; it provides strength, peace and courage to endure illness or old age Christianly; and it forgives sins and their penalties if the person is sorry but unable to confess. It can also restore grace and health if beneficial to the soul. The sacrament prepares one for eternal life by reducing temporal punishment due to sin for those properly disposed.
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The document summarizes and discusses themes from a story told from a first-person perspective about a girl dealing with the death of her friend Audrey. It explores how the death forces the girl to suddenly "grow up" and see the world differently. It also examines how the girl struggles with grief while trying to maintain her tough image and hold on to her identity and memories of Audrey. The document poses thoughtful questions about life, death, legacy, and how people are affected by unexpected losses.
This short document contains an email address but no other text or context. It does not provide enough information to generate a multi-sentence summary.
El documento describe los diferentes tipos de medios de comunicación, dividiéndolos en categorías como medios audiovisuales, radiofónicos, impresos y digitales. Explica que los medios de comunicación son canales para obtener y expresar información de forma masiva y cómo cada medio tiene sus propias características y ventajas dependiendo de su estructura física. También divide los medios según su carácter en informativos, de entretenimiento, de análisis y especializados.
The document summarizes a training program for professionals conducted over multiple batches. It provides statistics on the number of students in each batch and their placement outcomes. The training aimed to enhance students' technical skills in areas like programming and soft skills like communication. It covered subjects through lectures, labs, projects and activities. Most students received job placements in IT companies after completing the training.
It's tough to design a website that meets your business needs. Astek, a web design and digital marketing agency, shares the 7 key factors to consider when you design a website.
If you have any questions on the presentation, feel free to contact us at http://astekweb.com/contact.
Icons are pictures that represent objects like files, folders, applications and documents used throughout computer interfaces. The document lists common icons such as Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Messenger, music player, recycle bin, internet, my documents and pictures. Students are instructed to draw and name icons from Microsoft Word like operating systems and homework in their notebook for a homework assignment.
1) Social media can be used effectively in business by exploring different aspects like social networking, identifying target audiences and their motivations, and developing a customized strategy and plan of action.
2) When executing the social media plan, it is important to monitor the process and quantify results to see if goals are being met and make adjustments if needed.
3) Analyzing metrics like engagement, sentiment, virality and influencers can help determine if the social media efforts are working or need changes.
Massimo Burgio Social Media What? Reykjavik RIMC 2010Massimo Burgio
At the latest Reykjavik Internet Marketing Conference 2010 http://www.rimc.is/en/ I have been asked how to make business and monetize social media. As usual, I think marketers missed the point, not to confuse marketing with sales, and do not think that the same rules that applied for the brick and mortar business and TV advertising work on a digital society and in particular on social media networks.
So I created a presentation where I had to step back and re-explore the basics of social media, digging deep into what it actually means to design a social media strategy, on which channels and with which resources.
Voilà the presentation for your pleasure! Please notice that this is a redux version without the case histories from my clients that were not approved for publishing, so I had to take them down... =(
For more info and content on search marketing and social media marketing visit my blog at http://www.globalsearchinteractive.net
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The document summarizes and discusses themes from a story told from a first-person perspective about a girl dealing with the death of her friend Audrey. It explores how the death forces the girl to suddenly "grow up" and see the world differently. It also examines how the girl struggles with grief while trying to maintain her tough image and hold on to her identity and memories of Audrey. The document poses thoughtful questions about life, death, legacy, and how people are affected by unexpected losses.
This short document contains an email address but no other text or context. It does not provide enough information to generate a multi-sentence summary.
El documento describe los diferentes tipos de medios de comunicación, dividiéndolos en categorías como medios audiovisuales, radiofónicos, impresos y digitales. Explica que los medios de comunicación son canales para obtener y expresar información de forma masiva y cómo cada medio tiene sus propias características y ventajas dependiendo de su estructura física. También divide los medios según su carácter en informativos, de entretenimiento, de análisis y especializados.
The document summarizes a training program for professionals conducted over multiple batches. It provides statistics on the number of students in each batch and their placement outcomes. The training aimed to enhance students' technical skills in areas like programming and soft skills like communication. It covered subjects through lectures, labs, projects and activities. Most students received job placements in IT companies after completing the training.
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Icons are pictures that represent objects like files, folders, applications and documents used throughout computer interfaces. The document lists common icons such as Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Messenger, music player, recycle bin, internet, my documents and pictures. Students are instructed to draw and name icons from Microsoft Word like operating systems and homework in their notebook for a homework assignment.
1) Social media can be used effectively in business by exploring different aspects like social networking, identifying target audiences and their motivations, and developing a customized strategy and plan of action.
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3) Analyzing metrics like engagement, sentiment, virality and influencers can help determine if the social media efforts are working or need changes.
Massimo Burgio Social Media What? Reykjavik RIMC 2010Massimo Burgio
At the latest Reykjavik Internet Marketing Conference 2010 http://www.rimc.is/en/ I have been asked how to make business and monetize social media. As usual, I think marketers missed the point, not to confuse marketing with sales, and do not think that the same rules that applied for the brick and mortar business and TV advertising work on a digital society and in particular on social media networks.
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Voilà the presentation for your pleasure! Please notice that this is a redux version without the case histories from my clients that were not approved for publishing, so I had to take them down... =(
For more info and content on search marketing and social media marketing visit my blog at http://www.globalsearchinteractive.net
This document discusses how social media can be used for social change. It defines social media as digital tools that allow sharing information and networking. It notes that social media is about interactions, democratizing communication, and humanizing an organization's mission. The document provides examples of how organizations have successfully used social media to raise awareness, build community, and raise funds for their causes. It offers tips on identifying the audience, goals, tools, content, engagement strategies, and metrics for measuring success of social media for social change efforts.
VLGMA talk on Awakening Community: New Tools in a New AgeVirginia Tech
The document discusses strategies for building an online learning community in large university classes. It recommends using social media and communication tools to increase interactions between professors and students and among students. This helps keep students engaged with the class material before, during and after class sessions. The document argues that a connected community of learners can enhance the learning experience over individual learning by answering each other's questions, providing peer support, and allowing knowledge and projects to develop collaboratively. It provides examples of how online communities have helped facilitate events like a Skype session with a Nobel Prize winner. Overall, the strategies aim to create an extended network of lifelong learners that continues beyond a single class.
The document discusses Shannon Gové's use of social media. It describes how Shannon uses various social media platforms like Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Animoto and Delicious to connect with others, share information, and showcase skills. Shannon discusses how each platform helps with things like keeping in touch with friends and family, connecting professionally, sharing stories and news, and displaying skills like communication, teamwork and reliability. The document emphasizes that social media allows Shannon to connect with others and influences many areas of modern life.
Telling the Workforce Story with Social MediaMichele Martin
This document discusses using social media to tell stories that engage target audiences in workforce development. It emphasizes listening to audiences, creating content that fulfills their needs and makes them feel positive emotions, and delivering stories through the right platforms. Examples of story frames that could help audiences include "We are a tribe" to build community, "Solve my problem" to provide value, and "Make me a hero" to inspire. The document also provides tips on using tools like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and video to share visual and engaging stories. It stresses testing different approaches and refining based on metrics.
This document provides tips and strategies for using social media effectively. It recommends defining clear objectives, listening to what people are saying, identifying influencers, engaging in two-way conversations, and measuring metrics. The key steps are to listen to your audience, define objectives, and determine the mechanics and platforms that fit your strategy to interact with readers.
an introduction to social media marketing delivered at the Fresh Business Thinking event 'Hit Me! An Introduction to Internet Marketing' by Jenni Lloyd of NixonMcInnes, the UK's largest social media agency
http://is.gd/1qbTv
The Identi-Tee project is a technology infused experience and incorporates social learning, exploration and creativity.
Identity and belonging are the main themes of the the learning experience. It's part game, part creative expression and part augmented exhibition.
With a focus on people, places, and stories, we use technology directly with young people and engage them in 21st century skills by inviting them to consume, curate and create media.
Participants learn collaboration, critical thinking and problem solving, communication, interviewing, personal branding, reputation management, information and media literacy, and digital citizenship.
These meet many of the focuses on domains from the Victorian Curriculum and Standards.
World Cup 2010 - The lessons to learn to bring your communities togetherCedric Motte
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Social Media U: The Role of Social Media and your IdentityDouglas Strahler
This presentation provides individuals with an overview of how to leverage social media for their own online identity and reputation. Topics discussed include: what is social media, case studies with online identity, and LinkedIn. This was presented to the Department of Communication students at California University of Pennsylvania in March 2014.
This document is the September 2014 issue of a magazine for the United Contractors organization. It discusses how social media usage is growing among contractors and older generations. It encourages UCON members to use hashtags on social media platforms to engage with the organization and each other. It provides examples of popular hashtags like #membermonday and #payitforwardfriday to showcase member accomplishments and community contributions. It also lists UCON's social media accounts and resources for learning how to use social media.
This document outlines plans for creating a youth travel blog focused on Singapore. It discusses designing the blog to catch youths' attention with black, white and orange colors and a diamond logo. It recommends using a friendly, enthusiastic and descriptive tone. The document also recommends engaging readers on social media like Instagram, Facebook and Twitter by encouraging user-generated content through hashtags like #SelfieMe. Several potential story ideas for the blog are pitched that highlight unique experiences in Singapore to inspire wanderlust in youth readers.
- Why are social media important?
- Social media & organisations: what's going wrong?
- Social media & organisations: how to do it right?
(presentation given by Davy Vandevinne during an AmCham Belgium workshop on 18 januay 2012)
Thailand Social Media Trend and How to make it right
Speak at the iStart event, Thailand
PART 1
Trend and facts of social media in Thailand
PART 2
Theory and Strategy on how it make it right.
Credits: some slides curated from
http://www.slideshare.net/zocialinc?utm_campaign=profiletracking&utm_medium=sssite&utm_source=ssslideview
http://www.slideshare.net/dougkessler/crap-the-content-marketing-deluge
Professional Social Media Behavior by mahadi hasan sagorMahadi Hasan Sagor
In today's world social media presence has become mandatory for professional excellence and career growth. Hence managing social media channels and maintaining its etiquette is crucial for this generation.
Here're my tips and suggestions for managing social media presence and behaving professionally out there.
A library social media manifesto | #VALA2022Ned Potter
My talk for the #VALA2022 conference in Melbourne. Watch the full video of it here: https://youtu.be/rkLFM2SddCM
This is inended to apply to all sectors of librarianship, and is potentially relevant to all non-profits. Discussing purpose, personality, coordination, empathy and analytics - to refresh and re-energise your organisational social media and marketing.
If you want to book a marketing or social media workshop for your organisation, get in touch at www.ned-potter.com
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1. FRIENDS with your class?
FOLLOW your class?
LOVE your class?
Speaking to your students in their native digital
language
2. SOCIAL MEDIA
LEARNING TARGET:
We will be able to
understand and explain specific aspects of
different social media networks,
analyze how are our students using them
create our own pathway to engage them in
foreign language learning through these
platforms
9. SOCIAL MEDIA
Human Bingo...
19-20 pts. --> PLEASE join me up here NOW and
share everything you know, I must learn from you
15-18 pts. --> let’s team up for an upcoming
presentation, we can learn a lot from each other
10-14 pts. --> thank you for sharing comments,
experiences as well as questions
9 or less pts. --> I’ll leave happy if we can “friend,
like or love” each other once this presentation is over.
13. SOCIAL MEDIA
for your students
_______
Definition? ______ & ______ + dedication for
TIME
effort
____________ so ________ = correct
entertainment
connections
26. ➡
Students feel ISOLATED
without Social Media
No social media means losing their personal
connections. Going without media means, in their
world, going without any friends or adventure.
28. SOCIAL MEDIA
LEARNING TARGET:
We will be able to
understand and explain specific aspects of
different social media networks,
analyze how are our students using them
create our own pathway to engage them in
foreign language learning through these
platforms
29.
30. 2010- Instagram launched
2012- by April= 100 million
active users & bought for
$1billion by Facebook
2014- Largest growing app
31. 2010- Instagram launched
2012- by April= 100 million
active users & bought for
$1billion by Facebook
2014- Largest growing app
41. SOCIAL MEDIA
LEARNING TARGET:
We will be able to
understand and explain specific aspects of
different social media networks,
analyze how are our students using them
create our own pathway to engage them in
foreign language learning through these
platforms
42. take a picture
add filters (or not)
start a conversation
(pose questions)
(hashtag with care)
continue the conversation
offline (in class)
43. SOCIAL MEDIA
GOAL
engage students
you cannot control, just steer...
don’t panic, yet keep the panic button handy
let them generate content
allow yourself to
be fun,
have fun,
make fun of yourself
keep it fun
45. SOCIAL MEDIA
SAFETY
keep it all public and accessible to parents
and administrators
let administrators and parents know; ask
them to “follow, like or love” you
ask students to use it WITH their parents
when in doubt, stop to ask