This document provides an overview of a workshop on getting started with Twitter.
The workshop covers: an introduction to Twitter including what it is and common terms; setting up an account and profile; useful tips for tweeting, lists, and conference tweeting; and a battledecks game to practice presenting Twitter best practices quickly. Attendees are encouraged to start using Twitter to connect with colleagues, stay updated on topics of interest, and help promote conferences by live tweeting sessions.
Recording: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FKOXlb8aE6U
You've probably heard of Twitter, but what is it exactly and how can your organization make use of it effectively?
This webinar discusses how Twitter can help you:
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- Maintain relationships with supporters
- Keep up with best practices
- Gain/share advice in real-time
- Drive traffic to your website
- And much more!
Social Media is a great way to become engaged in your profession. Not only does it allow you to become a better professional, or in this case a physical therapist, but it helps the profession as a whole expand its reach to consumers, patients and customers across the United States and beyond!. This presentation includes basic information on how to get started in twitter, professionalism/etiquette, and how to be an engaging member in the twitter community.
Recording: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FKOXlb8aE6U
You've probably heard of Twitter, but what is it exactly and how can your organization make use of it effectively?
This webinar discusses how Twitter can help you:
- Engage donors and potential donors
- Maintain relationships with supporters
- Keep up with best practices
- Gain/share advice in real-time
- Drive traffic to your website
- And much more!
Social Media is a great way to become engaged in your profession. Not only does it allow you to become a better professional, or in this case a physical therapist, but it helps the profession as a whole expand its reach to consumers, patients and customers across the United States and beyond!. This presentation includes basic information on how to get started in twitter, professionalism/etiquette, and how to be an engaging member in the twitter community.
Social Media For Educators - Personal, Professional and Classroom ConsiderationsMass Marketing Resources
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Students will learn how to choose channels and HOW each platform may be used to integrate and share content.
They will also practice as follows:
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Facebook: Participants will learn how to establish levels of privacy for their individual profiles, how to add a cover images and find “friends”. If attendees will be establishing a group or organization page, they will learn how to post, share and mention content, upload images, link to URLS and monitor insights.
A guide to walk you through the basics of tweeting. Most useful when accompanied by an accomplished tweeter who can talk through the slides as an informal training session.
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Participants in this workshop will be introduced to three social media platforms – LinkedIn, Twitter and Facebook. In the 2 hour hands-on training session designed for novice users, attendees will learn how social media can improve communication, help build and strengthen relationships and increase engagement with their audience.
Students will learn how to choose channels and HOW each platform may be used to integrate and share content.
They will also practice as follows:
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Twitter: Participants will learn how to tweet content in 140 characters or less, use URL shorteners like bt.ly, and attach photos. They will develop followers by adding each other and tweeting, retweeting and favoriting a message. They will learn how to group messages by using #hashtags and add followers to lists.
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A guide to walk you through the basics of tweeting. Most useful when accompanied by an accomplished tweeter who can talk through the slides as an informal training session.
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1. Tweet! Tweet! Getting
started on Twitter
Presenters:
Ingrid Thomson @ingridthomson
Jeremiah Pietersen @Jermy_Pee
#liasa2014
Image: http://mashable.com/2014/03/27/billboard-twitter-real-time-music-chart/
2. Outline of Workshop
• INTRODUCTIONS
• PART 1: Twitter 101 – What is twitter, lingo,
anatomy of a tweet, navigating Twitter
• PART 2: Getting you started - Account Set-
up
• PART 3: Twitter 102 - Useful Tips for Tweets,
Lists, Tools, Conference Tweeting,
• PART 4: A Surprise!
3. What is Twitter?
• Twitter is a social network which allows users to
exchange public messages of 140 characters or
less, known as Tweets.
• It’s easy to tweet, via devices such as :
4. • Tweets can be text-based
• Or contain multimedia such as images or videos or
online links
5. So how does Twitter
work?
• Twitter is a conversation in a 140 characters.
• You tweet - your tweets are seen by other Twitter users
who follow you.
• You see the tweets of others whom you follow.
• 271 million active users (worldwide) are tweeting
regularly
• 9,4 million active users in South Africa *
* SA Media Landscape 2014 Report
6. Reasons people say they
can’t
• You can’t say anything in 140 characters
• Who wants to hear about my breakfast?
• What a waste of time !
• I don’t have time to Tweet
• I don’t know anyone who tweets, so why
should I?
• I tried it once, but I didn’t see the point
7. So what do people tweet?
• Business news
• Observations about life
• Interesting things to read
• New blog posts
• Inspiring thoughts
• Professional News
• Workaday life details
• Business issues and challenges
• Family life details
8. Good reasons to Tweet
• Personal - Professional vs Individual
• Corporate - Branding/Commerce
• Connecting with your peers
• Keeping up to date - with the news,
• Share what you are doing
• Get real-time information and more specific information
• Passions and hobbies
• Interesting links – pictures, videos
• Ask questions
• Doesn’t mean that you would be friends with celebrities,
but you can follow them (@TrevorNoah anyone? )
• Takeaways from professional learning
9. Your Twitter Goals?
• For business communication (if you are tweeting as
an organisation - to build community with your
users, vendors etc )
• Build your personal brand
• For keeping in touch with your peers or to keep an
eye on your competitors
• To market the organisation – reaching out tto the
community
• To drive traffic to your website or blog
Any other ideas?
11. Anatomy of a Tweet
Reply:
Click to reply to
a tweet
Favourite:
Click to store tweet
in your list of
favourite tweets
More:
Use this to embed
tweet in a website,
or to report or block
a user
Retweeted by:
appears when
someone has
retweeted the tweet
User name
User handle
Time of tweet
Retweet:
Sends tweet to
followers
16. Follow or be followed
• Follow users and organisations that will add value to
your Twitter feed
• Users interact on Twitter by means of following one
another
• Follow count does not necessarily mean you have a
wide reach
• Retweets expand reach and draws more followers
• #teamfollowback
17. WORKSHOP
• Set up your account
• Sign up
• Profile – background, bio, photo,
URL, location
• Settings
• Following/Followers
• Your First Tweet
18. Getting Started -
Workshop
• Sign up for a twitter account at
http://www.twitter.com
• Choose a Twitter handle
• Profile settings : Upload a profile image and write a
bio (160 characters). Profile pic needs to be in jpg,
gif or PNG. Max size is 700KB. Dimensions 81 px by
81 px.
• Header image: Dimensions 520 px by 260 px
• Can customise the background of the profile page.
20. Do this …
• Create an informative profile - Be easy to find
• Tweet regularly - Observation ; a link with a
comment; a video; Even photos or insights;
Tweet someone
• Think before you tweet
• Learn the lingo
• Engage with your followers/community
• Do a Shout Out to followers who Mention You
• Do ask advice - ask your followers questions
21. Some more tips
• Only tweet about your library one time in four....
• Analyse your tweets
• If something is important, tweet it four times
• Use hashtags
• Ask questions
• Get retweeted and your network will grow
• Put your Twitter handle everywhere
• Use Bitly to shorten URLS https://bitly.com/shorten/
22. Don’t do this … it only
annoys
• #Don’t #overuse #hashtags
• Don’t auto-tweet (too much)
• Don’t protect your account
• Don’t be negative or share spoilers
• Don’t use poor grammar or spelling
• Don’t overtweet
• Don’t repeat yourself
• DON’T SHOUT - WRITE YOUR TWEETS IN CAPITAL
LETTERS
24. I have a little list!
WHY?
• Lists are groups of Twitter accounts
• Curated group of Twitter users
• Create your own or
• Subscribe to lists created by others
• Lists are for reading tweets only
34. Reasons to Tweet from
Conference
• For those not able to attend. If you're the
only person from your work attending, your
colleagues could follow your tweets and still
feel involved in sharing knowledge.
• For presenters too, Twitter can provide useful
feedback on sessions by highlighting the key
points that attendees tweeted about.
• Meet up with fellow Twitter users at
conference – extending your professional
network
35. Tips for Conference
Tweeting
• Three basic types of tweets during an academic
conference:
o Live tweeting a session / paper
o Continuing a discussion after a session / paper
finishes
o Asking for / giving advice about sessions / papers
worth attending
Add value! If you're live tweeting, don't just report
verbatim - add opinion or questions or counter
examples.
36. Tips for Tweeting
conference
• Knowledge: each tweet should be a piece of knowledge;
a fact, a joke, an opinion.
• U - Useful: each piece of Knowledge should be useful to
your audience, not just useful to you
• D - Desirable: each piece of Knowledge should be
desirable; it should have something which sets it apart from
all the other merely "useful" tweets
• O - Open: be open and honest about who you are and
which organisation you represent
• S - Shareable: your Knowledge should be shareable; things
you'd be happy having attributed to you and which you
want to be passed around.
37. Tips for Tweeting from a
Conference
• Learn who the presenters are + find their handles
• Tweets need to be short, accurate and include the hashtag
(need to have room to RT + Comment)
• Can try to write-up pre-build tweets based on abstracts
• Tweet with pictures
• Tweet professionally
• Strive for context. Sound-bites don’t help those following the
conference from afar.
38. More Tips ….
• For the purpose of archiving, please include the conference hashtag
in your tweets.
• Respect those who do not wish to have their presentation tweeted.
• Cite the source of your tweets; give the speaker credit.
• But also avoid flooding your followers with tweets; hit the high points
• Avoid negative comments; be critical, not unconstructive.
• Retweet relevant or useful posts.
• Sit near the back of the room so others aren’t distracted by your
typing/texting
41. Rules
• Each contestant will present on Twitter: best
practices
• There are three sets of five slides each
• You have 12 seconds to complete each slide