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Twitter was launched in 2006 and has grown to be the 8th most popular site in the US. The document discusses how Twitter can be used to share thoughts, get news, follow celebrities and interesting people, communicate with relatives, follow trends through hashtags, get customer service, and learn more through Twitter guides. However, it also notes some problems with using Twitter for news like misinformation and hijacked accounts during big events.
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University at Buffalo Libraries Staff Training and Development Committee Workshop: Twitter 10/14/2009
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Genre english
This document discusses different social media genres and their characteristics. It begins by defining Twitter, Instagram, and Vine. Twitter uses hashtags to group topics and allow people to join discussions. Instagram focuses on photos and uses likes to gauge popularity. Vine shares short videos, often comedic, that aim to garner many likes. The document then poses a series of questions about how these genres are used, what types of content they feature, and their cultural impacts. It explores how social media can be used for entertainment but may not reflect users' true personalities. Celebrities' needs are best served by Twitter and Instagram for building large followings, while average people can find fame on Vine through creative videos. Inequalities exist between those who gain large
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Real names and Twitter IDs follow here:
Damien Austin-Walker: @bb2god
Folu Babatola: @FoluB
Steve Bridger: @stevebridger
James Briggs: @jamesbriggs
John Carnell: @bullyinguk
Rob Dyson: @Robpermeable
Michael Grimes: @citizensheep
Paul Henderson: @paulhenderson
Howard Lake: @howardlake
Ben Matthews: @benrmatthews
Jonathan Waddingham: @jon_bedford
Ed Walker: @ed_walker86
Amy Sample Ward: @amyrsward
Leah Williams: @leahmouse
James Stevens: @breathingsince
Michael Waugaman: @waugaman
Paul Webster: @watfordgap
Paul Whaley: @sixteenvoices
Laura Whitehead: @LittleLaura
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• Responding to… Maintain Decorum
• Responding to… End Speculation
• Responding to… Correct Inaccuracies
• Responding to… Change Perceptions
• Bonus: Responding to… Set the Tone
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2) Session II will cover Facebook and Twitter use in more detail, including how to set up pages, profiles, and accounts as well as the different types of content that can be shared and etiquette guidelines.
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Twitter is a microblogging platform where users post short messages called tweets that are limited to 140 characters. It allows users to follow topics and other users to receive their tweets. Some key points about Twitter include that it started in 2006, currently has over 100 million users, and is growing in popularity. Users can find and follow topics, companies, celebrities, and other users to engage in conversations and stay updated on news and information.
Understanding Social Media Spring 2014
1) The document provides an overview and review of Session I of an online course on understanding social media. It discusses key concepts around developing a social media strategy and engaging audiences.
2) Session II will cover Facebook and Twitter specifically, including how to set up profiles, pages and accounts on each platform as well as their functionality and appropriate uses.
3) The assignment for students is to post a social media article summary and comments, and to set up a Twitter account, fill out the profile and explore the platform.
[Luckie & co.] The Twitter Turorial
This document provides an overview of Twitter, including its history and growth, how it works, tips for using it effectively, and how businesses are utilizing it. Some key points:
- Twitter has experienced explosive growth since its founding in 2006, growing over 1,300% in one year due to its simplicity and ability to spread information in real time.
- It allows users to post short updates and follow others to see their updates in a newsfeed. Various hashtags and retweets help spread topics and content.
- While initially just for personal updates, many businesses, celebrities, journalists, and other public figures have also embraced Twitter as a way to engage with audiences.
- For businesses, Twitter can
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Genre english
This document discusses different social media platforms and how they are used. It provides examples of hashtags and trends on Twitter used to show support or share information. It describes how Instagram users like photos to gain popularity and fame. It also gives an example of a popular Vine video and explains how funny content leads to more followers. In general, it analyzes how social media allows users to connect, express themselves, and gain attention from others through posting content and accumulating likes and followers.
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Session II of the Professional Certificate in Digital & Social Media course reviewed Session I and provided an overview of Facebook and Twitter. The instructor reviewed key concepts from Session I such as developing a social media strategy and engaging audiences. For Facebook, the instructor discussed pages, profiles, privacy settings and what types of content are best to share. For Twitter, the 5 stages of "getting" Twitter were reviewed along with Twitter vocabulary, best practices for use, and finding one's Twitter voice. Students were assigned to post about a social media article, comment on classmates' posts, and create a Twitter account.
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- 1. Irene E. McDermott Interim City Librarian, Crowell Public Library IMcDermott@CityofSanMarino.org Author, Internet Book of Life (2011)
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- 3. Why Use Twitter? Share your own thoughts. Get breaking news. Follow interesting people, like comedians and celebrities. Even talk back to them! Communicate with shy relatives. Follow trends with hashtags: # Get customer service.
- 4. Share Your Thoughts Talk to your followers in 140 characters or less. Share a web site. Share a photo or video. Mention fellow Twitter users with @ sign. Mark your tweet with a searchable subject word using a hash tag: #
- 5. Hashtag A hasthtag (or pound sign) marks key words or topics. If you insert a hashtag before an important word in your tweet, that word becomes #searchable. Search or follow trends with words marked by hashtags. They are clickable. #TheGreatGatsby soundtrack conjures a consistent mood of noirish, doomed romance.
- 6. Get Breaking News Follow your favorite news organizations and even newscasters. Search for news by subject hashtag. Click on “Trends.” @KNX1070 BREAKING Magnitude 3.0 #quake, centered 2 miles SE of Marina Del Rey
- 7. Twitter News Problems Sometimes news is unconfirmed and wrong. Sunil Tripathi was named as the Boston Marathon bomber on Twitter and Reddit. Tripathi was later found dead. Sometimes Twitter accounts can be hijacked. On April 23, AP feed falsely said that Obama had been hurt in a bombing. Syrian Electronic Army claimed responsibility. Big disasters will attract spammers.
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- 10. Follow Popular Trends Discover on the left hand side of the screen. Search with keywords with hashtag. #IRS Click on keyword with hashtag on a tweet. Brad Pitt calls #AngelinaJolie heroic.
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