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Twitter for Beginners was a presentation given to UNICEF Ethiopia senior management about using Twitter. The 3-part summary is: 1) Twitter allows users to send and view short messages (tweets) of up to 140 characters that can include links and media. Tweets can be public or private. 2) Key Twitter elements include handles (@) to represent users/entities, and hashtags (#) to mark topics in tweets. Users can follow other accounts and have their own followers. 3) The presentation covered how Twitter can be used for information and entertainment, and connecting with areas of interest. It also provided tips on safe tweeting practices and UNICEF social media guidelines.
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Twitter for Beginners was a presentation given to UNICEF Ethiopia senior management about using Twitter. The 3-part summary is:
1) Twitter allows users to send and view short messages (tweets) of up to 140 characters that can include links and media. Tweets can be public or private.
2) Key Twitter elements include handles (@) to represent users/entities, and hashtags (#) to mark topics in tweets. Users can follow other accounts and have their own followers.
3) The presentation covered how Twitter can be used for information and entertainment, and connecting around interests. It also provided guidance on safe and appropriate use of Twitter as a UNICEF employee.
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Twitter for beginners
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- 1. Twitter for Beginners Presentation to UNICEF Ethiopia Senior Management Elshadai Negash Social Media Consultant UNICEF Ethiopia September 24th 2013
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- 3. 3 Outline - The basics - Handles (@) and hashtags (#) - Followers and following - What can you do with twitter? - You on twitter
- 4. 4 The basics What is twitter? - A Social networking and microblogging service that enables its users to send and read other users’ updates known as tweets - You can CREATE content for others to view and VIEW content from others
- 5. 5 The basics A tweet - A message of 140 characters (not words). - Can be public or private - Characters can include links to images, video, and webpages
- 6. 6 Handles (@) and Hashtags (#) Handle (@) - Name chosen to represent a entity on twitter - Entity can be person, company, organisation, cause, etc… - Case insensitive E.g @BarackObama, @UsainBolt, @UNICEFEthiopia, @unicef, @BBC Africa, @postworld2015, @WorldFoodDay
- 7. 7 Handles (@) and Hashtags (#) Hashtags(#) - Hashtags mark keywords or topics in tweets - Can be single word or phrase - Always start with #sign, case insensitive Examples - Popular hashtags: #westgate, #election2012, #arabuprising, #someonetellkenya - UNICEF hashtags: #endviolence, #promise4children, #vaccinesnow, #back2school, #ethiopiameetsmdg4, #unjobslist, #ONEWASH
- 9. 9 What can you do with twitter?
- 10. 10 What can you do with twitter? - Be entertained - Find out what is going on! - Connect with areas of interest: people, shows, movements, organisations, bre aking news providers, etc..
- 11. 11 Tweet speak RT= Retweet e.g. RT @UNICEFEthiopia: Happy Mondays to u from @UNICEFEthiopia. Its the 1st day of the school year for kids in #Ethiopia. Retweet 2 keep the #promise4children! DM= Direct Message e.g. @UNICEFEthiopia, can you DM me your phone number LOL = Laugh Out Loud e.g. LOL, cool video @UNICEFEthiopia MT= Modified Tweet e.g. READ: #EthiopianHerald story on launch of #ONEWASH in #Ethiopia. ow.ly/oYk17 MT READ: @UNICEFEthiopia posted our story on launch of #ONEWASH in #Ethiopia. ow.ly/oYk17
- 12. 12 Tweet speak OH= Overheard e.g. OH at @UNICEFEthiopia : 3million #children out of #school in #Ethiopia SMH= Shaking My Head e.g. More than 30,000 children in #Ethiopia die of diarrhea every year. SMH! TBH= To Be Honest e.g. TBH, I don’t know why @UNICEFEthiopia tweets about #WASH in #rural #Ethiopia when toilets in #Addis stink FF= Follow Fridays, TT= Throwback Thursdays e.g. Happy #ff to our partners @eu_echo @dfid_uk @usaidethiopia @usaid @dftad
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