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Social Networking: Sharing Information and Privacy Online
Social networking sites allow individuals to connect and share information about themselves, interests, photos, and more with other users. While sharing can be beneficial, failing to properly use privacy settings increases risks by allowing all users free access to posted content. Ultimately, the responsibility lies with users to take advantage of privacy tools and be aware of what they share online, rather than blaming social media sites.
Dublin Social Media
The document discusses how social media and the web have changed citizen engagement for the City of Dublin, Ohio. It outlines the communications tools Dublin is currently using successfully like their website, blogs, YouTube, Flickr, Twitter and e-newsletters. It emphasizes focusing on building relationships with residents over technology and delivering the right message through the right medium. It also provides tips for managing social media presence and the benefits it can provide like increased search visibility, deeper community relationships and brand awareness.
Boston College TechDay
Bijan graduated from Boston College in 1991 and met his wife there. After facing rejection, he found his passion in startups and venture capital. He now works at Spark Capital investing in innovative companies. The document discusses how open platforms and real-time information have enabled a new generation of creators and entrepreneurs to build companies in a capital efficient way using agile development and cloud services. It provides advice for starting companies, such as starting with a small team and side projects.
Sex, social media and young people
Presentation delivered at the Eddystone Trust Sexual Health & HIV conference on Thursdays 29th Sep. I presented an overview of social media, young people's use, models of engagement & internet safety protocols and online resources.
Website: http://www.onlineyouthoutreach.co.uk
E-mail: info@katiebacon.co.uk
Twitter: @Katie_bacon
Engagement Presentation
The document discusses using web-based tools for public engagement. It outlines the benefits of these tools, such as being citizen-led, cost effective, and allowing for openness and transparency. It also categorizes different types of tools, including social networks, wikis, multimedia sharing sites, and virtual worlds. The document proposes monitoring online conversations, engaging existing communities, and building an online presence through partnerships.
Gcsv 2011 taking social media to the next step-andrew hoffman
This document was created by an individual or individuals who submitted a proposal so he / she / they may present at the Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiative’s 2011 Conference on Service and Volunteerism (GCSV11). This proposal was approved by the Indiana Commission on Community Service and Volunteerism (ICCSV) and other community partners. Sharing this document is a courtesy extended by the OFBCI to conference attendees who may want to reference materials covered at the GCSV11, and the OFBCI in no way not responsible for specific content within.
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- The document discusses best practices for crisis communications and engagement on social media for a Mexican tourism board. It covers monitoring social media, acknowledging issues, explaining responses and progress, and rebuilding reputation after a crisis.
- Key points discussed include setting up Google alerts and RSS feeds to monitor conversations, acknowledging salient points of any negative news, providing timely updates on response and progress, and using social media to build trust before a crisis occurs.
- UK legislation is mentioned regarding impersonation and deception on social media which can carry jail time. Case studies on JetBlue and a pet food recall response are also summarized.
Social Networking
This document discusses social networking and its positive and negative aspects. It provides information on popular social media sites like Facebook, YouTube, Wikipedia, WhatsApp, SecondLife and how businesses can utilize social networking. While social networking allows users to connect at low costs and share information, it can also invade privacy and be addictive. The conclusion is that social networking is a double-edged sword that connects distant people but risks distancing close relationships.
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Social Networking: Sharing Information and Privacy Online
Social networking sites allow individuals to connect and share information about themselves, interests, photos, and more with other users. While sharing can be beneficial, failing to properly use privacy settings increases risks by allowing all users free access to posted content. Ultimately, the responsibility lies with users to take advantage of privacy tools and be aware of what they share online, rather than blaming social media sites.
Dublin Social Media
The document discusses how social media and the web have changed citizen engagement for the City of Dublin, Ohio. It outlines the communications tools Dublin is currently using successfully like their website, blogs, YouTube, Flickr, Twitter and e-newsletters. It emphasizes focusing on building relationships with residents over technology and delivering the right message through the right medium. It also provides tips for managing social media presence and the benefits it can provide like increased search visibility, deeper community relationships and brand awareness.
Boston College TechDay
Bijan graduated from Boston College in 1991 and met his wife there. After facing rejection, he found his passion in startups and venture capital. He now works at Spark Capital investing in innovative companies. The document discusses how open platforms and real-time information have enabled a new generation of creators and entrepreneurs to build companies in a capital efficient way using agile development and cloud services. It provides advice for starting companies, such as starting with a small team and side projects.
Sex, social media and young people
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Website: http://www.onlineyouthoutreach.co.uk
E-mail: info@katiebacon.co.uk
Twitter: @Katie_bacon
Engagement Presentation
The document discusses using web-based tools for public engagement. It outlines the benefits of these tools, such as being citizen-led, cost effective, and allowing for openness and transparency. It also categorizes different types of tools, including social networks, wikis, multimedia sharing sites, and virtual worlds. The document proposes monitoring online conversations, engaging existing communities, and building an online presence through partnerships.
Gcsv 2011 taking social media to the next step-andrew hoffman
This document was created by an individual or individuals who submitted a proposal so he / she / they may present at the Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiative’s 2011 Conference on Service and Volunteerism (GCSV11). This proposal was approved by the Indiana Commission on Community Service and Volunteerism (ICCSV) and other community partners. Sharing this document is a courtesy extended by the OFBCI to conference attendees who may want to reference materials covered at the GCSV11, and the OFBCI in no way not responsible for specific content within.
080924 Mexican Tourist Board Crisis Communications
- The document discusses best practices for crisis communications and engagement on social media for a Mexican tourism board. It covers monitoring social media, acknowledging issues, explaining responses and progress, and rebuilding reputation after a crisis.
- Key points discussed include setting up Google alerts and RSS feeds to monitor conversations, acknowledging salient points of any negative news, providing timely updates on response and progress, and using social media to build trust before a crisis occurs.
- UK legislation is mentioned regarding impersonation and deception on social media which can carry jail time. Case studies on JetBlue and a pet food recall response are also summarized.
Social Networking
This document discusses social networking and its positive and negative aspects. It provides information on popular social media sites like Facebook, YouTube, Wikipedia, WhatsApp, SecondLife and how businesses can utilize social networking. While social networking allows users to connect at low costs and share information, it can also invade privacy and be addictive. The conclusion is that social networking is a double-edged sword that connects distant people but risks distancing close relationships.
Stuff that keeps community managers awake at night
The brief (15 minute) scene setting presentation I gave at the Press Gazette Media Law conference in London, 24 June, 2008. More detail here:
http://www.cybersoc.com/2008/06/press-gazette-m.html
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This document summarizes the privacy issues with Google's Buzz social networking product when it was first launched in 2010. [1] It automatically generated social networks of users' contacts without properly notifying users or allowing them to opt out. [2] This led to privacy complaints being filed against Google. [3] While Google apologized and made changes to address privacy concerns, some users still felt wary about Google after this issue.
Gov 2.0 for Texas Municipal League
Presentation for Texas Municipal League entitled "The Train Has Left the Station: Harnessing the Electronic Energy"
For more information on "Government 2.0", please visit http://topics.govloop.com/gov20.
To connect with other municipal innovators, please visit http://www.govloop.com/group/munigov.
BCUSU presentation part one
This document provides an agenda for a workshop on digital engagement. The workshop will include familiarizing participants with social media platforms, concepts, and case studies. Sessions will cover how to be a social reporter, writing social media guidelines, understanding networks, and using social media to promote organizations. The document provides context on the evolution of the internet from the pre-web era to modern social media. It discusses early examples like Jennicam and contrasts broadcasting with today's emphasis on sharing and participation.
Extending Your Reach Through The Web
The document discusses using web tools to engage communities and encourage collaboration. It highlights how people are increasingly using the web for sharing content like blogs, photos and videos. It also discusses how tools can help identify needs, enable networking and campaigning. However, tools alone are not enough - organizations need to embrace qualities like being collaborative, transparent and engaging online. It cautions that digital divides still exist and finding solutions will require capacity and resources.
Community Engagement Online
Presentation for public sector marketing conference on online community engagement for non technical audience. About how times have changed, methods for engaging with your community, and some case studies from public sector and government.
Reel Engagement Digital Bootcamp
This document discusses how new technologies are enabling new forms of engagement and interaction online through crowdsourcing, social networking, location-based services, augmented reality, and integrating websites with social media platforms. It notes that while technology empowers people, it can also take things away, and addresses challenges around supporting artists in the digital age.
Technology and Social Media
Este es una presentación power point que usé para rendir conversación en mi instituto de inglés, recopilando informaion desde distintas presentaiones de este sitio. Muchas gracias, acá les devuelvo la ayuda.
Cutting an issue
Community organizers must 'cut an issue' from a broader social problem in order to effectively mobilize people to action. This set of slides presents considerations in cutting an issue. It is based on the book, Organizing for Social Change, by Kim Bobo, Jackie Kendall, and Steve Max.
Social Media
The document discusses the rise of social media and how it differs from traditional websites. It defines social media as social broadcasting that allows users to access and share content anywhere through mashups. Examples provided include social networks and microblogging. The document also notes how social media has shifted interactions online from large, controlled campaigns to more personal, available connections where users generate and share content as themselves.
Gamma Phi Beta Social Media Plan
Gamma Phi Beta is one of five sororities at DU whose philanthropy includes Campfire USA and Girls on the Run. The document discusses Gamma Phi Beta's social media presence and demographics, how social media can connect current and alumni members, and a plan to focus on alumni recruitment through regular chapter updates on Facebook to foster better relationships and opportunities between members and alumni.
Waking Up the Social Media Animal Inside
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Working Close Apart
This document discusses how Web 2.0 tools can be used for collaboration even when working remotely. It provides examples of social bookmarking using del.icio.us, using wikis on Penn State's wikispaces, blogging on Penn State blogs, and sharing presentations on SlideShare. The document cites concepts like the "wisdom of crowds" and how collective intelligence can emerge from groups.
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This document discusses the evolution of social media and how it relates to human nature. It describes how Web 1.0 consisted of static pages, while Web 2.0 enabled user-generated content and interaction through blogs, podcasts, and social networks. The document suggests Web 3.0 will merge the digital and physical world through smarter computers. It argues that humans' innate desire for social connection drives technological advances that increasingly enable people to connect with one another online.
Community 2.0
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StormSmart Coasts Network Intro
The document discusses the Storm Smart Coasts Network, which aims to connect coastal decision makers with resources to help protect communities from storms. It provides information on identifying problems, researching solutions, and sharing knowledge. The network goals are to connect audiences with resources and with each other to exchange local needs and available support. Features on the website include latest news, storm conditions, funding sources, discussion forums, and submitted resources from users.
Exploiting the new wave of empowered online users
Oxjam is a month-long fundraising event organized by Oxfam that uses online social networks like Myspace to empower individuals to plan their own music events to raise money. Myspace was a good platform because it had a large existing user base in music and allowed organizers to connect, coordinate regional events, and promote their activities. The Oxjam campaign on Myspace was very successful at driving traffic to the main website and press coverage of local events, showing the potential of social networks for grassroots fundraising campaigns. However, it also presented challenges like losing some control over branding and ensuring the network remained engaged over the long term.
Using Web 2.0 Tools To Educate Revised
Spina bifida is a birth defect where the spinal cord fails to fully develop, leaving an opening in the spine. It affects about 1,300 babies per year in the US. While the exact cause is unknown, it occurs early in pregnancy when the spine fails to fully close. Web 2.0 tools like blogs, videos, wikis and social media can help educate people about spina bifida, connect individuals for support, and encourage fundraising for research. These tools allow sharing of information, personal stories, tutorials and presentations to raise awareness of the issue.
Introduction to Social Media & Business
The document discusses the rise of social media and its importance for businesses. It defines key concepts like Web 2.0, which enabled user-generated content and networks, and social media, which focuses on online dialogue and engagement. Examples show how businesses have successfully used social media for public relations, customer service, and marketing. Best practices include listening to customers, actively engaging on social media, and measuring results. The document argues that social media is transforming how companies work and that resistance is futile as customers increasingly interact with brands online.
Apresentacao no Cibercultura - 2005
O documento discute paradigmas atuais em ciência e tecnologia e propõe abordagens alternativas baseadas em processos, movimento e colaboração. Ele sugere entender estruturas como manifestações de processos subjacentes e enxergar o tempo não como um fluxo, mas como possibilidade. A colaboração é vista como um processo emergente de relacionamentos, não determinado por estruturas, mas sim pelo tecido de sincronicidades.
La Tarea De Evaluación
El documento habla sobre la evaluación como herramienta para la gestión de instituciones educativas. Discutió que la evaluación debe ser un proceso permanente que involucra a todos los actores de la institución y requiere un marco institucional coherente para lograr objetivos comunes. También cubrió la importancia de definir un plan educativo institucional y currículo articulado. La conclusión es que la evaluación, innovación y trabajo hacia indicadores de calidad pueden ayudar a mejorar los aprendizajes y oferta educativa de una institución.
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Gov 2.0 for Texas Municipal League
Presentation for Texas Municipal League entitled "The Train Has Left the Station: Harnessing the Electronic Energy"
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BCUSU presentation part one
This document provides an agenda for a workshop on digital engagement. The workshop will include familiarizing participants with social media platforms, concepts, and case studies. Sessions will cover how to be a social reporter, writing social media guidelines, understanding networks, and using social media to promote organizations. The document provides context on the evolution of the internet from the pre-web era to modern social media. It discusses early examples like Jennicam and contrasts broadcasting with today's emphasis on sharing and participation.
Extending Your Reach Through The Web
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Gamma Phi Beta Social Media Plan
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Waking Up the Social Media Animal Inside
Background to web 1.0 vs web 2.0, some examples and questions for organizations thinking about using social media
Working Close Apart
This document discusses how Web 2.0 tools can be used for collaboration even when working remotely. It provides examples of social bookmarking using del.icio.us, using wikis on Penn State's wikispaces, blogging on Penn State blogs, and sharing presentations on SlideShare. The document cites concepts like the "wisdom of crowds" and how collective intelligence can emerge from groups.
WEBD220 project Social Media
This document discusses the evolution of social media and how it relates to human nature. It describes how Web 1.0 consisted of static pages, while Web 2.0 enabled user-generated content and interaction through blogs, podcasts, and social networks. The document suggests Web 3.0 will merge the digital and physical world through smarter computers. It argues that humans' innate desire for social connection drives technological advances that increasingly enable people to connect with one another online.
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The document discusses the Storm Smart Coasts Network, which aims to connect coastal decision makers with resources to help protect communities from storms. It provides information on identifying problems, researching solutions, and sharing knowledge. The network goals are to connect audiences with resources and with each other to exchange local needs and available support. Features on the website include latest news, storm conditions, funding sources, discussion forums, and submitted resources from users.
Exploiting the new wave of empowered online users
Oxjam is a month-long fundraising event organized by Oxfam that uses online social networks like Myspace to empower individuals to plan their own music events to raise money. Myspace was a good platform because it had a large existing user base in music and allowed organizers to connect, coordinate regional events, and promote their activities. The Oxjam campaign on Myspace was very successful at driving traffic to the main website and press coverage of local events, showing the potential of social networks for grassroots fundraising campaigns. However, it also presented challenges like losing some control over branding and ensuring the network remained engaged over the long term.
Using Web 2.0 Tools To Educate Revised
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La Tarea De Evaluación
El documento habla sobre la evaluación como herramienta para la gestión de instituciones educativas. Discutió que la evaluación debe ser un proceso permanente que involucra a todos los actores de la institución y requiere un marco institucional coherente para lograr objetivos comunes. También cubrió la importancia de definir un plan educativo institucional y currículo articulado. La conclusión es que la evaluación, innovación y trabajo hacia indicadores de calidad pueden ayudar a mejorar los aprendizajes y oferta educativa de una institución.
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