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12. Social Media and Young Adults http://www.pewinternet.org/Reports/2010/Social-Media-and-Young-Adults.aspx?r=1 2009 Report 73% of wired teens use social networking sites 72% of Online Young Adults (Age 18-29) use social networking sites 47% of Adults use social networking sites
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17. Concerns about Social Media Privacy, FERPA Safety Content Ownership, Copyright Personal vs. Professional Time Fair Representation Quality of Content
18. Strategies and Best Practices Naming Conventions Content and Maintenance Etiquette Best Practices
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Confused about social media? Not sure why or how to use it? This session will put the SocialMedia Explosion into perspective with social media basics, examples of how to use social media for program promotion and community building, as well as hands-on Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube basics. Participants will discuss strategies for use, how to adjust privacy and control settings, as well as best practices for professional use.How many of you are active on social networking and social media sites such as facebook andyoutube?
This is our agenda.
Social Media – What is it?Cover basics:MediaNetworkingConnectionsCategories: Concept Type, Media Type, Social Interface TypeSocial Communities:Facebook andNing“News” Feeds: Facebook, Twitter
Social Networking in Plain English
How many of you are active on social networking and social media sites such as facebook andyoutube?Agenda:What is Social Networking/Media?Discuss Concerns about Social MediaExamplesHands-OnFreeze slide and ask:What are your concerns about social media? While participants are answering, move to next slide and type in others.
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Did you know 4.0? All of these tools are beginning to converge. Demonstrates the power of social media.
Marc: What IDT uses. What for? How? Results. (20 min)YouTube examples from other departments, even other schools (Fort Hays State, KU YouTube.edu)
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What are your impressions of social media? Thoughts? Concerns?Let’s take a step back and answer the question: What is Social Media and Social Networking?
How to approach: what to use, naming conventions,specific goals, etiquetteMaintenanceBest practices
Facebook: create an account, Edit Profile, Privacy Settings, Adding friends, Adding content, groups or pagesYouTube: create an account, look around channel, uploading video (discussion: content ownership)