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This presentation was given as keynote at MLH's HackconEU 2015. It covers the need to run quality events for hackathon attendees that ensure a healthy and respectful environment.
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"Selfie" was the word of the year for 2013 and Brands have become obsessed with them. Check out the Infographic and get insights on how and how much brands use Selfies.
Information on the Living wall Project- Amman, based on the article: Taibeh, Y. (2009) "A wall with a spirit – the living wall project Amman”, MEADA, 2009/1, p. 44-51
This presentation was given as keynote at MLH's HackconEU 2015. It covers the need to run quality events for hackathon attendees that ensure a healthy and respectful environment.
Can government innovate and leverage innovation ?
Yes it can - Chief Disrupter has been repurposing methods from tech and start up to support government and NGOs embrace change and participate in the Innovation economy.
"Selfie" was the word of the year for 2013 and Brands have become obsessed with them. Check out the Infographic and get insights on how and how much brands use Selfies.
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Using four content pillars to build out your editorial calendar and stick to your content marketing strategy for the entire year.
How do I build a content marketing strategy and stick to it?
How do I know what content to use as pillars?
How do I track my content production to know if I'm hitting my goals?
How do I navigate my Editorial Calendar to follow my content marketing strategy?
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3 years ago, Springer decided to use Scala on a large, strategic project. This talk is about the journey the development teams made. Why did they choose Scala in the first place? Did they get what they hoped for? What challenges and surprises did they encounter along the way? And, most importantly, are they still happy with their choice?
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Grata's keynote presentation at CHat Beijing April 24, 2016 discussing the latest trends in messaging. The other presentations from the event can be found here: http://chinachannel.co/chat-beijing-presentations
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Presentation from Salesforce.org Higher Ed Summit 2018 by: Barb Boltz, Student Affairs, and Mike Papania, Information Services.
The university-wide Events Calendar utilizes SalesForce through the TargetX events module to standardize all university event listings into one cohesive, living, breathing catalog, with the primary goal of keeping students, faculty, and staff connected and collectively up to date on events that are taking place on campus. The event module product enables events to be created in one place and promoted through multiple venues (e.g. the FlashLine Portal, KSU website, various department web pages). For users, the new Events Calendar is customizable, depending on preferences they can set for themselves. The FLASHperks program, which awards students with points each time they attend a university-sponsored event, becomes a staple feature of the product. Data collected from students' attendance at FLASHperks designated events enables the system to also be utilized as an assessment tool. The three groups of users for the program include students attending the events, event hosts (university departments and student organizations), and the FLASHperks administration staff. FLASHperks uses Marketing Cloud for a one-time data extension which sends the welcome email to students and utilizes email templates for weekly event updates. We created a custom subscription center to allow students to manage their subscription to the FLASHperks program and communications.
Watch a recording of this presentation: https://youtu.be/2BOsPkEKcOs
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Using four content pillars to build out your editorial calendar and stick to your content marketing strategy for the entire year.
How do I build a content marketing strategy and stick to it?
How do I know what content to use as pillars?
How do I track my content production to know if I'm hitting my goals?
How do I navigate my Editorial Calendar to follow my content marketing strategy?
Scala in-practice-3-years by Patric Fornasier, Springr, presented at Pune Sca...Thoughtworks
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Speech "The Future Of Social Networks: Where We Are Today" given on Thursday, Jan. 22, 2008 to the San Francisco American Marketing Association at the offices of Adaptive Path. Focus is primarily on the marketing and advertising opportunities in social media in the future.
Smartwatches and fitness trackers like Jawbone Up and Fitbit are getting lots of media exposure but are people really buying them?
New report finds that not many people own one, but the future is promising. Read our commentary: http://ondeviceresearch.com/blog/wearable-technology-tipping-point
Simple steps on how to get started with your new DTEK50 secure smartphone powered by Android. This quick how-to guide will help you make the most of DTEK50 with information on how to use the Content Transfer app, regain control of your privacy, and take dazzling photos with DTEK50’s cameras.
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Grata's keynote presentation at CHat Beijing April 24, 2016 discussing the latest trends in messaging. The other presentations from the event can be found here: http://chinachannel.co/chat-beijing-presentations
ABC Council PTA won the CA PTA Spotlight award for communications using the initiatives implemented using technology. View this and find out how we did it and let us know if you need help to duplicate this at your council!
Implementation of Comprehensive Event Calendar and Student Incentive ProgramSalesforce.org
Presentation from Salesforce.org Higher Ed Summit 2018 by: Barb Boltz, Student Affairs, and Mike Papania, Information Services.
The university-wide Events Calendar utilizes SalesForce through the TargetX events module to standardize all university event listings into one cohesive, living, breathing catalog, with the primary goal of keeping students, faculty, and staff connected and collectively up to date on events that are taking place on campus. The event module product enables events to be created in one place and promoted through multiple venues (e.g. the FlashLine Portal, KSU website, various department web pages). For users, the new Events Calendar is customizable, depending on preferences they can set for themselves. The FLASHperks program, which awards students with points each time they attend a university-sponsored event, becomes a staple feature of the product. Data collected from students' attendance at FLASHperks designated events enables the system to also be utilized as an assessment tool. The three groups of users for the program include students attending the events, event hosts (university departments and student organizations), and the FLASHperks administration staff. FLASHperks uses Marketing Cloud for a one-time data extension which sends the welcome email to students and utilizes email templates for weekly event updates. We created a custom subscription center to allow students to manage their subscription to the FLASHperks program and communications.
Watch a recording of this presentation: https://youtu.be/2BOsPkEKcOs
A presentation on running events in the 21st Century.
Franco DeBonis - Head of Digital Marketing with Snap presented this at the June
OMiG meeting (Online Marketing in Galway) - Snap Galway sponsored this event
Leveraging change through digital capability - Esther Barrett, Geoff Elliott,...Jisc
Led by Esther Barrett, subject specialist in teaching, learning and assessment, Jisc.
With contributions from:
Geoff Elliott, learning and technology development manager, Pembrokeshire College
Berni Tyler, managing director, ISA Training
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@viqui_dill #STC21 #Conduit21 #STC_Spectrum_2021 #TechComm #Diversity #Equity #Inclusion #a11y
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STC is striving to be a more diverse, equitable and inclusive organization. But what can members do to be better allies of people in underserved groups? In this presentation you will learn eight ways you can become a better ally: Educate yourself; Share what you know; Amplify diverse voices & perspectives; Support the livelihood of diverse people; Remember that a diverse person is an individual; Support diverse people that you know; Celebrate accomplishments; and Know that allyship is a growing process.
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Using eventbrite to manage your event registration
1. Webinar: Using Eventbrite to
manage your event registration
STC Community Affairs Committee (CAC)
Wednesday, April 13, 2016 1:00 PM
Teresa Nguyen, North Texas Lone Star chapter
Viqui Dill, WDCB chapter, IDL SIG
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2. What we’ll do today
• Agenda
– Setting up your account
– Gathering feedback from attendees
– Posting to your website
– Emailing your community
– Questions
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3. SETTING UP YOUR ACCOUNT
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5. Setting up your account
• Setting up payments and refunds
–PayPal (Chapters)
–Creating tickets
–Eventbrite fees
•Multi-user access
•Submitting taxpayer information
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6. Gathering feedback from attendees
• Setting up the Order Form
–Basic info
–Collect by each attendee or by
ticket type
–Custom
questions/subquestions
–Advantages
–Don’t overdo it!
–Analyzing the Summary Report
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7. Gathering feedback from attendees
• How it’s done in the Lone Star Chapter
–What we want to know, and why
–What we ask
•Members vs. Nonmembers
•Professionals vs. Students
•Ideas for future events
–What we’ve learned
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8. POSTING TO YOUR WEBSITE
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9. WordPress plug-in
• The Events Calendar
– A suite of plugins (see reference material)
– Imports by event id (number in the URL)
• No need to copy/paste
• Register right on your website
• https://wordpress.org/plugins/the-events-calendar/
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10. Old school
• Copy / paste the content
• Link to your Eventbrite page
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11. EMAILING YOUR COMMUNITY
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12. Invitations
• Email invitations
– Look great!
– Can be scheduled
– Guest list options
• Manual
• Past events
• Upload
• Mailchimp
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13. Emails before the event
• Adobe Connect information
– URL and logon instructions
• When?
– 2 days before
– 1 day before
– 4 hours before
– 5 minutes before
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14. Emails after the event
• Can be scheduled
• Thank yous
– Thank you for attending
– Thanks to the speakers and organizers
• Links to content
– Recording URL
– Slide deck URL
– Photos in Flickr
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17. The Events Calendar
reference material
From Cynthia Lockley, Washington DC – Baltimore chapter web diva
• The Events Calendar is a suite of plugins. The main plugin, The Events Calendar, is free but you
need to pay for the add-on plugins that integrate with it and really make it work. We pay for the
Events Calendar Pro plugin and The Events Calendar Eventbrite Tickets ($89 each but worth it).
• General information about it is at https://theeventscalendar.com/
• The Events Calendar Pro plugin (https://theeventscalendar.com/product/wordpress-events-
calendar-pro/) provides recurring events; premium support (the support forum is very helpful
and answered by development support as well as user experts); week, map, and photo views of
scheduled events; venue and organizer pages; default content; custom event attributes, etc.
• The Events Calendar Eventbrite Tickets plugin
(https://theeventscalendar.com/product/wordpress-eventbrite-tickets/) lets you import your
Eventbrite events. Eventbrite recently locked down their API to only allow PayPal and Google
payments.
• There are other plugins you can buy for Community Events; Community Tickets; a different
Tickets plugin that works with WooCommerce, Shopp, Easy Digital Downloads, and WP-
Ecommerce; plus several more specialized plugins.
See https://theeventscalendar.com/products/ for all their plugins.
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