Social Networking for Rotarians
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Social networking can be used by Rotarians to connect with others who share similar interests, source potential members and volunteers, and promote Rotary activities. Rotarians over age 45 make up a significant portion of users on sites like Facebook. The document provides tips on how Rotarians can personalize networking profiles to represent Rotary, create pages and events for their clubs, and use privacy settings to control what information is visible. Assistance is available through the Rotarians on Social Networks Fellowship online.
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Developing an Online Strategy
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Hand out on using Social Media in your Club, prepared for the Rotary in WA Facebook Seminar held on 12 February 2012.
Facebook Privacy
The handout on Facebook Privacy prepared for the Rotary in WA Facebook seminar held on 12 February 2012.
Effective Use of Social Media
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Rotaract articles in the June 2011 issue of the Rotary Down Under magazine.
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Fellowship Advancer May 2011
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Sound Therapy: Natural Hearing Improvement
An introduction to Joudry Sound Therapy, a therapeutic listening program based on the work of Dr Tomatis which has proved beneficial for tinnitus, hearing loss and learning and behavioural problems.
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