The DO’s and DON’Ts of Social Media Updates You’ve set up your social accounts and you seem to be gathering your fans online fast, but thinking about what to post online can sometimes seem as tricky as coming up with a wedding toast. We all want to be “Liked”, so what’s the secret to an irresistible to retweet update? Here are 8 Do and Don’ts for making the most out of your social media presence: DO Be informative. DON’T Be a parrot. DO Make a tradition. DON’T neglect replies. DO call for action. DON’T rely on text alone. DO have a crisis plan. DON’T be impolite. What are your biggest Do and Don’ts? Social Media Management | Facebook for Business Oracle Social Relationship Management delivers the first, unified solution for social monitoring, marketing, applications, engagement and analysis, and it fully integrates products from Vitrue including Publisher, Tabs, Shops, Games, Open Graph Object and Analytics.
Edmonton High School Creates Perennial Food Forest « GFSA News Posted by gfsa in Countdown to P2S, The How To's. trackback Since February, I have been fortunate enough to work with students at Jasper Place High School to create a perennial food forest system in the school’s largest courtyard. Containing more than seventy different edible perennial herb species, the garden is not dependant on outside human care; of particular importance for summer holidays. Creating self-regulating perennial systems, susa as the one found at Jasper Place, was originally conceived by permaculture founder Bill Mollison in the sevenites. In an educational context, permaculture emphasizes creating an open learning enviroment with a focus on connecting curriculum with students interests and community needs in a multi-disciplinary approach. For a complete record of permaculture at Jasper Place High School, check out the program’s blog: You can also follow us on Twitter at JP_Permaculture. Submitted by Dustin Bajer, Edmonton, AB Like this:
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Après "J’aime", je "Give" Un nouveau venu dans le monde des réseaux sociaux permettra maintenant de faire des dons en un clic, à la manière d’un "J’aime" de Facebook. Il s’agit du projet ZeGive, dont le principe est simple: aux côtés des habituels boutons "J'aime" ou "Tweeter " que l'on retrouve maintenant sur la plupart des sites web, s’ajoute aujourd’hui sur certains sites commerciaux en France le bouton "Give". La start-up française ZeGive permet ainsi aux internautes d’effectuer un don au profit de divers organismes en arrondissant le montant de leurs achats en ligne. Par exemple, pour un article coutant 4,90 euros, l’acheteur peut simplement arrondir et débourser 5 euros, la différence devenant un don pour une association partenaire. Avant de pouvoir procéder, l’internaute doit au préalable s’être créé un profil sur ZeGive et déterminer les causes qu’il aimerait soutenir. "Les jeunes ont de nouveaux usages.
Introduction aux médias sociaux à l’usage des bibliothécaires » Article » OWNI, Digital Journalism Voici un support de formation à destination des professionnels de l'information documentation. Il s'agit d'une mise à jour + amélioration de mes précédents supports de formation, à l'occasion de plusieurs formations que j'animerai au quatrième trimestre 2009. L'objectif est de proposer des repères pour appréhender le contexte numérique dans lequel s'inscrivent les bibliothèques et de proposer des pistes pour pratiquer concrètement les médias sociaux. Toutes vos remarques sont les bienvenues ! [Billet initialement publié par Silvère Mercier sur Bibliobsession, le blog d'un bibliothécaire bibliobsédé des bibliothèques, retrouvez moi sur twitter : Silvae !] Voici un support de formation à destination des professionnels de l’information documentation. L’objectif est de proposer des repères pour appréhender le contexte numérique dans lequel s’inscrivent les bibliothèques et de proposer des pistes pour pratiquer concrètement les médias sociaux.