Using Webconferencing at NDSU
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The document provides information about using web conferencing tools for meetings at NDSU. It discusses three free options for web conferencing at NDSU: Blackboard Collaborate, Microsoft Lync, and Google+ Hangouts. It provides tips for getting started with audio and video as well as tips for using each tool effectively. The document compares the three tools on factors like setup requirements, access methods, recording capabilities, and mobile support. It concludes with demonstrations of the Blackboard Collaborate, Microsoft Lync, and Google+ Hangouts tools.
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This document discusses best practices for working with media and creating effective key messages. It emphasizes the importance of defining a clear target audience and desired outcome when developing key messages. It provides tips for writing concise, action-oriented messages and practicing them for interviews. The document also reviews options for communicating messages through mass and social media, and advises treating interviews as opportunities to link responses back to pre-written key messages. Overall, the document aims to help readers effectively engage media and share important messages with broader audiences.
Don’t Forget Online Tools in Your Program Planning and Delivery
Online tools are invaluable in promoting your programs and extending learning beyond workshops and presentations. Find out how to put it all together with your website, blogs and social media. Learn how your colleagues are using online tools to reach more people and new audiences.
I Created a Facebook Page. Now What?
You’ve built your Facebook Page but how do you get more Likes? How is your Page performing? How are you managing notifications? We’ll answer these questions using real-life NDSU Extension and REC Facebook Pages.
Target Audiences - Key Messages - User Scenarios
A communication strategy is built partly on determining who you want to reach, what you want them to do, what you can say to make them do it and when you need to say it to get them to act.
These slide review the concepts of target audience, key messages and user scenarios as tools to help Extension professional affect change.
Smartphones, Tablets and Apps
This document discusses smartphones, tablets, mobile apps and their usage. It provides statistics from comScore MobiLens on the percentage of mobile subscribers in the US who engage in various mobile activities like sending texts, using apps, browsing the web and using social media. Pie charts show the market share of leading operating systems like Android and iOS on smartphones and tablets. The document also lists popular apps and encourages connecting with the author on various social media platforms.
Finding Online Conversations
Nearly every topic is currently being discussed. As educators we often want to define and control that conversation, but we can often be more effective if we identify and join that conversation instead.
Working Differently in Extension Workshop
This document discusses how social media and new technologies are revolutionizing communication and learning. It provides tips and resources for using tools like Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Pinterest and more to connect with audiences and build personal learning networks. Examples are given of Extension professionals using these channels successfully. Overall it encourages working differently by dedicating time daily to engage on social platforms and look for opportunities to grow outreach.
Growing Interest in Pinterest
Learn more about Pinterest, the social “pin board” for sharing photos and videos, and
discuss the possible uses for Pinterest within Extension.
Making an Impact with Social Media
An introduction to the power of social media and online networks presented to NDSU Agriculture and Extension support staff April 25, 2012.
Pinterest In Education: A Conversation
Pinterest is a popular image and video sharing site that has seen rapid growth. It is mainly used by women and allows users to organize content into boards around their interests. The document discusses how Pinterest could potentially be used in education by sharing content through curated boards on various topics. It emphasizes the importance of providing context and value when repinning content. Collaborative boards are suggested as a way to engage communities of practice or other groups in sharing and discussing content online.
Working Differently: Building Community With Facebook Fan Pages
Building community is one of the key activities NDSU Extension Service must practice to communicate effectively online. This session shows you how to use the popular social media tool Facebook to build community around your county extension office, subject matter, project or department.
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21st Century Skills: Finding Useful Info Online & Controlling Info Flow
21st Century Skills: Finding Useful Info Online & Controlling Info Flow
Don’t Forget Online Tools in Your Program Planning and Delivery
Don’t Forget Online Tools in Your Program Planning and Delivery
Working Differently: Building Community With Facebook Fan Pages
Working Differently: Building Community With Facebook Fan Pages
Using Webconferencing at NDSU
- 1. Using Web Conferencing Bob Bertsch Scott Swanson NDSU Ag Communication
- 2. Free Options at NDSU Blackboard Collaborate Microsoft Lync Google+ Hangouts
- 3. Getting Started - Audio Get a USB headset microphone RECOMMENDED
- 4. Getting Started - Audio Get a USB headset microphone Factors: sound-quality, comfort, noise-cancellation
- 5. Getting Started - Video Mostly participating Regularly presenting
- 6. Tips - Audio • Know how to control your audio on your computer and in your web conference tool • Turn off your phone, close your door or find a quiet place • Mute your microphone when you are not speaking
- 7. Tips - Video • Avoid backlight, use extra lighting • Clear background of clutter and other distractions • Place your camera at eye-level and look into the lens when speaking
- 8. Tool Comparison Setup Access Recording Mobile Microsoft Lync Download & PC only – need Yes No install from attendee client Microsoft for full access portal Blackboard Links provided Download Java- Yes iOS Collaborate by Scott based plug-in Google+ Google account Hangout plug- Yes Android & iOS Hangouts needed in
- 10. Lync Demo
- 11. G+ Hangouts Demo
- 12. Questions