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Twitter for tech pol 2015
1. Cambridge Judge Business School
Getting started
on Twitter
David Reiner @TechPolicyMPhil
Georgina Cronin @senorcthulhu
Andrew Alexander @MrAndrew_A
MPhil in Technology Policy
2. Session objectives
• Understanding what Twitter is
• Exploring how to use Twitter effectively
• Start tweeting using your new account
• Gain confidence with Twitter terminology
• Discuss the pros and cons of using Twitter
• Learn how to write engaging tweets
• 20 Top Tips & Tricks
3. How many of you were on Twitter
prior to this course?
4. Visitor Resident
Are you a visitor or a resident online?
Conduct a
Google
Search
Writing a
review on
Trip Advisor
Tweet regularly
about all aspects
of your life
Tweet only
about
professional
activities
Create a
Facebook
Group and
invite others
to join
Blog
Online
shop
Share all the
photos you take
on Flickr
Update
your
LinkedIn
profile
6. Twitter culture:
separating fact from fiction
(not just celebrities tweeting what they had for breakfast)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/tavopp/361730634/
7.
8. Everyone has an opinion on Twitter...
https://www.flickr.com/photos/yourdon/4159766506/
9. In groups: one GOOD and one BAD thing
you’ve heard about Twitter
https://www.flickr.com/photos/gizmo333/10620404045/
12. Twitter facts
• Faster than earthquakes
• Established linguistic and cultural norms
• Has global reach: almost 30 languages covered
• Is a public space
• On average, more than 500 million tweets are sent every day
• Increasingly it’s where researchers are and collaboration happens
13. Are you concerned about tweeting
because of the apparent dangers?
https://www.flickr.com/photos/mr_t_in_dc/7108362799/
15. Your first tweets…
• Write that very first tweet
• Follow @TechPolicyMPhil
• Follow @CJBSInfolib
• Follow your neighbours
• Reply to a tweet
16. #Hashtags
• Established part of Twitter culture
• Can be bespoke, or established like #FF
• Used to identify the subject of a tweet
• Facilitates discovery
• Easy to overuse or get wrong #nowthatchersdead
17. #Hashtags
• Established part of Twitter culture
• Can be bespoke, or established like #FF
• Used to identify the subject of a tweet
• Facilitates discovery
• Easy to overuse or get wrong #nowthatchersdead
• Should be short and snappy
• Check for existing use of your hashtag
18.
19. More tweets…
• Write a tweet with the hashtag #techpol16
• Tweet a link to the Tech Policy blog:
http://www.blogs.jbs.cam.ac.uk/techpolicymphil/
• Tweet an image
• ReTweet a tweet
• Favourite a tweet
20. Writing great tweets
• Embrace the informal
• Include a picture or link
• Thoughtful use of hashtags
• Well written; think about your voice
• Include others in the conversation
• Call to action
• What do you want the reader of your tweet to do next?
• Be in the moment / capture the social media zeitgeist
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24. DM (Direct Mention)
• A private message between you and another tweeter
• You must both follow each other
• Accessible through the envelope icon