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eAdvocacy: Basics, Best Practices and eAdvocacy: Basics, Best Practices and New Tools New Tools Introduction to Introduction to Twitter Twitter These training materials have been prepared by Aspiration in partnership with Radical Designs and ScoutSeven These training materials have been prepared by Aspiration in partnership with Radical Designs and ScoutSeven Funded by the ZeroDivide Foundation Funded by the ZeroDivide Foundation These materials are distributed under a Creative Commons license: Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 These materials are distributed under a Creative Commons license: Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0

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Page 1: eAdvocacy: Basics, Best Practices and New Tools · eAdvocacy: Basics, Best Practices and New Tools Introduction to Twitter These training materials have been prepared by Aspiration

eAdvocacy: Basics, Best Practices and eAdvocacy: Basics, Best Practices and New ToolsNew Tools

Introduction toIntroduction to Twitter Twitter

These training materials have been prepared by Aspiration in partnership with Radical Designs and ScoutSevenThese training materials have been prepared by Aspiration in partnership with Radical Designs and ScoutSeven

Funded by the ZeroDivide FoundationFunded by the ZeroDivide Foundation

These materials are distributed under a Creative Commons license: Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 These materials are distributed under a Creative Commons license: Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0

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Learning GoalsLearning Goals

►Learn Twitter fundamentalsLearn Twitter fundamentals

►Explore using the tools for network organizingExplore using the tools for network organizing

►Understand the differences of personal vs. Understand the differences of personal vs. organizational useorganizational use

►Understand the Twitter propertiesUnderstand the Twitter properties

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Twitter Basics : What is it?►A public online network made up of 140-A public online network made up of 140-

character messages called Tweets.character messages called Tweets.

►You can follow the latest news & issues you You can follow the latest news & issues you care aboutcare about

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Twitter Basics: What Does Twitter Look Like?

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What’s a “Tweet”?What’s a “Tweet”?►140 character status message140 character status message

Developed from text messageDeveloped from text message Send-able from text message, internet-ready deviceSend-able from text message, internet-ready device

►Can contain a few special Twitter conventionsCan contain a few special Twitter conventions Hashtags (e.g. #nptech)Hashtags (e.g. #nptech) Mention (e.g. @aspirationtech) Mention (e.g. @aspirationtech) Shortened URLs (e.g. http://bit.ly)Shortened URLs (e.g. http://bit.ly)

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What Does a Tweet Look Like?What Does a Tweet Look Like?

Mention

HashtagsShortened URL

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Twitter Stream►A real-time updating list A real-time updating list

of Tweets from Twitter of Tweets from Twitter users you choose to users you choose to followfollow Tweets are not weighted Tweets are not weighted Your Tweets are public by Your Tweets are public by

defaultdefault Anyone can “Follow” you Anyone can “Follow” you

(i.e. get your Tweets in (i.e. get your Tweets in their Stream) unless you their Stream) unless you make your account privatemake your account private

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Let’s Follow a Tweet► We posted this:We posted this:

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What Happens Next?► Retweets (RT)Retweets (RT)► Direct Message (DM)Direct Message (DM)► Mentions & RepliesMentions & Replies

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And the Conversation Continues…

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Message Propagation► Public messages + easy Public messages + easy

Retweets means potential Retweets means potential for fast forwardingfor fast forwarding

► Make your tweets Make your tweets Retweetable (i.e. Valuable)Retweetable (i.e. Valuable)

► Tap into your network’s Tap into your network’s hubshubs Find influential players Find influential players

through #hashtags and through #hashtags and search termssearch terms

RT, mention and share their RT, mention and share their content to get on their radarcontent to get on their radar

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Getting Started on Twitter

►Follow People You’re Interested inFollow People You’re Interested in►Search keywordsSearch keywords►ListenListen►Be responsiveBe responsive

– Say thanksSay thanks

– Ask questionsAsk questions

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SummarySummary

►Twitter is one of many social networks.Twitter is one of many social networks.►Twitter is useful for public announcements and Twitter is useful for public announcements and

message propagationmessage propagation►““Social” networks mean interacting like you’re Social” networks mean interacting like you’re

talking to someone (rather than an official voice)talking to someone (rather than an official voice)►Support your network and have fun!Support your network and have fun!

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End Of SectionEnd Of Section

►Questions?Questions?►Comments?Comments?

Thank You!Thank You!These training materials have been prepared by Aspiration in partnership with Radical DesignsThese training materials have been prepared by Aspiration in partnership with Radical Designs

Funded by the ZeroDivide FoundationFunded by the ZeroDivide Foundation

These materials are distributed under a Creative Commons license: Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 These materials are distributed under a Creative Commons license: Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0