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Ideas and examples of using social media inside an organization as well as to engage the general public. Presented in May and June 2010 at conferences by eXtension.org staff.
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Engaging the Public Through Social Networks
Facebook – Cooperative ExtensionSecond Life – Morrill Twitter – @BeGrowCreateYouTube – eXtensionInitiativeBlog -- http://about.extension.org/blog/Feeds -- http://www.extension.org/feeds
Which do you use?
So, how do I get started using Social
Networks.
There are so many to choose.
How do I manage all of them?
Ah, just choose one and start!
Open Networking
eXtensionSocial Networking
Group Networking
Visual Content
Collaboration
BlogsEmail Campaigns
Social Network Map
PILD Conference | April 26, 2010 | C. H. Wood & A. S. Griffin
Ad BeGrowCreate blog screen section
Open Networking
eXtensionSocial Networking
Group Networking
Visual Content
Collaboration
People AppNing Linked In
BlogsEmail Campaigns
Social Network Map
Open Networking
eXtensionSocial Networking
Group Networking
Visual Content
Collaboration
People AppNing Linked In
BlogsEmail Campaigns
Social Network Map
YouTubeFlickr
SlideShare
Moodle
http://www.website-monitoring.com/blog/2010/05/17/youtube-facts-and-figures-history-statistics/
Open Networking
eXtensionSocial Networking
Group Networking
Visual Content
Delicious iGoogle
Google AppsBuzz
Collaboration
People AppNing Linked In
BlogsEmail Campaigns
Social Network Map
YouTubeFlickr
SlideShare
Moodle
Open Networking
eXtensionSocial Networking
Group Networking
Visual Content
Delicious iGoogle
Google AppsFriendFeed
Collaboration
People AppNing Linked In
BlogsEmail Campaigns
Social Network Map
YouTubeFlickr
SlideShare
Moodle
IM/Jabber/Skype
Google Docs
Collaborate
Adobe Connect
Drop.io
Google Sites
Google Wave
What do social media users really want?
Take Home
Messages
Pick one social network application
and start.
Find a time each day to participate.
Integrate into daily activities/work.
Use to Promote Extension
Programming.
Be professional, think, use common sense.
Same rules of behavior as F2F.
Give credit where appropriate.
We are better together than separate.
Resources for AlleXtension Social Media Guidelines,
http://about.extension.org/wiki/eXtension_Social_Media_Guidelines
Beginners Guide to Social Media in Extension, http://collaborate.extension.org/wiki/Beginners_Guide_to_Social_Media_in_Extension
Texas AgriLife Extension Social Media Guidelines, http://agrilifeweb.tamu.edu/us/social/
Discover Your Social Web: An Ohio Farm Bureau Guide to Social Media, http://ofbf.org/media-and-publications/social-media/
Find us onFacebook – Cooperative Extension Second Life – Morrill Twitter – @BeGrowCreate YouTube – eXtensionInitiative Blog – http://about.extension.org/blog/ Feeds – http://www.extension.org/feeds
Acknowledgements
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