Social Media - Staying in Touch with Today's Online Community
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Social Media - Staying in Touch with Today's Online Community
- 1. Social Media: Staying in Touch with Today’s Online Community Jeremy Lasich, Deputy Director Office of Public Affairs [email_address]
- 8. Change Video that highlights many of the communications and technology changes http:// www.youtube.com/watch?v =6ILQrUrEWe8
- 11. Facebook Stats
- 13. Twitter Metrics
- 15. YouTube Metrics
- 16. Current Roster of Sites
- 23. Facebook Messages Facebook Q&A with Residents
- 28. IdeaScale Social Voting to Continue Our Efforts at Public Engagement
- 31. IdeaScale Pilot
- 32. NewsWire: Ask Fairfax! NewsWire now feature chats with county staff. This is a way for us to engage our community through online tools. We are hosting a variety of topics from all agencies, departments, offices and more. A topic is posted online and then questions may be submitted a few days in advance. We then have the guest(s) answer the submitted and live questions for 1 hour.
- 33. NewsWire: Podcasts Podcasts will continue: News to Use, Health & Safety, Board of Supervisors Recap; Parks and libraries also produce podcasts
- 34. NewsWire: Flickr One countywide account started in May; 98,000+ views of our pictures.
- 36. Changing Times Anyone with a cell phone or a computer can be a reporter and share pics, tweets and more; rapidly changing world
- 37. Changing Times
- 38. Changing Times
- 39. More Change Video that asks the question, “Is Social Media a Fad?” http:// www.youtube.com/watch?v =lFZ0z5Fm-Ng
Notas del editor
- Explain the changing paradigm, but also discuss that social media shouldn’t be thought of as separate from other outreach methods – natural evolution of the Web.
- Explain the changing paradigm, but also discuss that social media shouldn’t be thought of as separate from other outreach methods – natural evolution of the Web.
- Small example of the viral nature of social media and how it empowers people to share our information – especially important during an emergency.
- Putting to bed the myth that only high school or college kids use these tools
- Emphasize and set the tone of information dissemination – there are growing gaps in our communities as traditional media buckle under economic pressures. Even here, washingtonpost provides little coverage of what we all do, for example.
- Emphasize and set the tone of information dissemination – there are growing gaps in our communities as traditional media buckle under economic pressures. Even here, washingtonpost provides little coverage of what we all do, for example.