Twitter Training for Media Professionals
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This document provides guidance on using Twitter based on a Twitter training session. It discusses establishing relationships on Twitter by finding others with similar interests to follow. The training also covers basic Twitter terminology and how to search for other users to follow organically. It recommends following the trainer's account and cautions that expressing frustration online can negatively impact relationships.
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http://www.centerfornewwords.org/wam/dsc.php
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Part 2
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1. Insights into integrating generative AI.
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- 2. recap! water cooler relationships matter guide/filter
- 3. basic vocab
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- 8. find your friends search for peers go organic
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- 10. say what?
- 11. when things make you grumpy
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