• Feb 13, 2009 all day
  • Location: Columbia College
  • Latest Activity: Feb 26, 2021
Is your group 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, or Is-It-Worth-It.0? The new wave of tools changes the Internet from one-way broadcast to two-way conversation--often with people you may not have met in person but who may care deeply about your cause. Collectively known as "social media" blogs, wikis, Facebook and Twitter are just some of the many tools that allow groups of people to share knowledge and organize into groups online. This session will review how social media tools have changed and continues to change the landscape of nonprofit communications.Register Today!http://www.gifttool.com/registrar/ShowEventDetails?ID=1253&EID=3659This session is for nonprofit communicators interested in dipping your toe or learning to swim in the social media pool.In this session, you will learn the following:* Basic information about how social media tools such as blogs, wikis, YouTube, MySpace, Facebook and Twitter* Examples of how local news news organizations and non-profit organizations use social media* Simple ways to find and follow conversations about your field* Ways to overcome "information overload" when listening to online conversations* Pointers and tips to consider about using social media in your organization's communicationsTrainer: Emily G. Culbertson
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