PSAYDN Annual Retreat 2013
New Trends in OST: Badging, Social Media and the Maker Movement
Connecting Programs and Families
Learn about some of the newest trends making an impact in the out of school time field.
Understanding Social Media for Connecting Programs
and Families.
Have the power to leverage the internet to reach clients more effectively.
Marketing, Prospective Clients,
Creating a Sense of Community,
Improving Communication,
Eye on the Competition.
Heather Oxenford, LifeSpan Childcare
The document provides guidance on using Facebook for business purposes. It defines key Facebook terminology like personal profiles, pages, groups, walls, news feeds, likes, and fans. It explains how to set up and customize a Facebook page, including changing the cover photo, profile picture, and adding administrators. The document also provides tips on formatting posts and comments, posting photos/videos, events, and using features like replies. It discusses best practices for engaging fans like post scheduling, highlighting important posts, and organizing content. Overall, the document is a quick reference guide for businesses to understand the basic functions and features of Facebook pages.
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Forward progress How to Promote your Business using Facebook - Next GenerationSocial Jack
This document provides information on how to promote a business using Facebook, including tips for setting up a Facebook page and engaging fans. It recommends regularly updating the page with fresh content to keep users engaged. The document also lists upcoming coaching programs on using Facebook, LinkedIn, WordPress and more for business purposes.
Facebook can be used by organizations to connect, network and promote themselves. To create a Facebook page for an organization:
1. Pick a category and name that matches the organization. Add a profile photo that clearly represents the brand.
2. Provide information about who the organization is and what they do on the info tab. Add rich content like photos and events on other tabs to engage users.
3. Publish the page and promote it by sending invites to existing contacts and networks to build your fan base. Regularly update the page with fresh content to keep users engaged.
This document discusses how to create Facebook ads and provides information about different types of Facebook ads. It explains page ads, website ads, event ads, sponsored stories, video ads, application ads, comment ads, polling ads, gift ads, and hybrid engagement ads. It also discusses Facebook advertising terminology like reach, engaged users, and organic, paid, and viral reach. Finally, it lists top job posting websites in the US, UK, Canada, and India.
Getting More Facebook Likes on Posts
The document provides tips for increasing Facebook likes on posts. It recommends posting valuable, high-quality content consistently 1-2 times per day to build long-term relationships with fans. Photos, videos, and infographics work well. Engagement is highest when posting 1-4 times per week. Peak posting times are Tuesday-Wednesday from 9-10pm ET. The Like button should be used exclusively now as it provides the same visibility as sharing and allows commenting. Other tips include posting job openings, interacting with related pages, running contests for fans only, participating in trending topics, liking other companies, and finding out community interests through Graph Search.
Facebook for Marketers was a presentation focused on teaching attendees how to use Facebook productively and measurably for business purposes. The presentation covered goals like building an audience, understanding Facebook's marketing potential, and minimizing mistakes. It also discussed expectations like learning how to develop a content strategy, build personal and company brands, implement applications, and measure results. The agenda included sections on getting started, building brands, Facebook ads, measuring ROI, and case studies.
This document provides an overview of using Facebook for business purposes. It discusses key Facebook terminology, how to set up and customize a business Facebook page, best practices for posting content, how to measure success, strategies for generating more fans, and whether to outsource or handle social media in-house. The goal is to help businesses understand how to effectively use Facebook as part of their overall social media and marketing efforts.
Recomendado-Seleccionado: Contagious Content: What People Share On Facebook a...Digital Pymes
Recomendamos este documento de MARKETO
In this ebook, created by Marketo and social media expert Brian Carter, we’re going to teach you how to create posts that more people will want to share. The ebook includes:
Facebook post best practices
Real Facebook case studies
New research on how people interact on Facebook
Information about the marketing ecosystem on Facebook
Discussion of the concept of virality and whether it's truly possible on Facebook
Tips for creating highly sharaeable posts
Information on what mistakes make posts unshareable
And for the geeks out there we go into excruciating detail about the research we conducted
Descarga: http://www.marketo.com/ebooks/contagious-content-what-people-share-on-facebook-and-why-they-share-it/
The document provides guidance on using Facebook for business purposes. It discusses setting up a business Page rather than a personal profile, promoting the Page, and using Facebook ads. It also covers measuring success through Facebook Insights and the importance of the EdgeRank algorithm which determines what content users see in their News Feed. The goal is to engage customers, drive traffic, and generate leads for the business through its Facebook presence.
LABEL.ch - Social Media Audit & Monitoring - ENLABEL
This document discusses the benefits of conducting a social media audit and regular monitoring. It explains that a social media audit allows companies to understand what customers and competitors are saying online, identify influencers, and find topics that engage customers. Regular monitoring then allows companies to stay aware of trends and conversations. The document provides an overview of the audit and monitoring process, tools used, and benefits for businesses in gaining intelligence and insights to improve marketing strategies.
AMA Facebook for Marketers Updated 9-28-2010Bernie Borges
The document provides an overview of a Facebook marketing training session. The goals of the training are to learn how to use Facebook in productive and measurable ways for business, build an audience through strategies and tactics, understand Facebook's marketing potential, and minimize mistakes while maximizing positive results. The training will cover navigating Facebook, developing a content strategy, building personal and company brands, implementing applications, understanding best practices, experiential marketing, using Facebook ads, and measuring results. Attendees will learn skills like using Facebook daily to engage with people and brands, building relationships, and measuring Facebook marketing results.
The document discusses how a PR chapter can benefit from using social media. It provides examples of how the Central OH PRSA chapter is using LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, and Delicious to engage members, raise awareness, and share content. The chapter aims to build relationships and communities online, increase its visibility, and empower members. The document also offers tips for organizations to create useful content, regularly update their status, and build relationships on social media.
The document discusses the importance of social media for businesses in the travel, tourism and hospitality industries. It provides guidelines for an effective social media strategy, including listening to conversations, engaging when appropriate, and monitoring and adjusting strategies. It also presents case studies of how businesses have successfully used social media to increase sales and brand awareness.
General social media tips include promoting content everywhere, setting goals for campaigns, offering incentives to drive desired actions, and measuring results. Facebook is a large social network that can be used to build a brand's reach and engage with followers. Key metrics include Reach, Impressions, and people Talking About a page. Edgerank determines what content users see in their News Feed based on factors like timeliness, affinity, weight, and relevancy. Twitter can be used to follow others, tweet content, and retweet engaging posts to gain exposure. Hashtags and @mentions help content be found and direct messages sent. Google+ allows brands to connect through Hangouts and Circles, and optimizing business and personal profiles
Social Media for Real Estate and Insurance ProfessionalsmediaChick
Social media provides benefits for real estate and insurance professionals by encouraging conversations to build trust and cultivate relationships, helping clients find their business and get to know them better, and keeping them informed on industry news, their online reputation, and competition. Professionals should participate on social networks like Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter by contributing to conversations, giving more than they take, and avoiding self-promotion. Search engine optimization techniques like blogging, using relevant keywords, linking to other sites, and submitting to directories can help professionals appear higher in organic search results. Monitoring mentions, competitors, trends, and reputation across search engines, social networks, blogs, and other sources provides valuable industry and marketing insights. Metrics from website analytics help
The document discusses strategies for independent automotive sales representatives to grow their business through marketing and customer engagement. It provides recommendations for using email marketing, social media marketing like Facebook, and telemarketing to build customer loyalty, generate new leads, and increase sales. Specific tactics covered include creating content calendars, designing Facebook cover photos and posts, and using services like Rep Nexus for telemarketing to support the sales process from lead generation to closing deals.
This document provides tips for using various social media platforms to promote a business. It discusses setting goals for social media use and offering incentives to drive engagement. Key platforms covered include Facebook, Twitter, Google+, and general best practices like listening to conversations, engaging with customers, and building valuable followings through reciprocity and relevant content. Measurement of social media effectiveness is also emphasized.
This webinar looked at some free tools that providers can use to support learners in the workplace.
These tools were for:
sharing resources with learners
communicating with learners
encouraging collaboration
assessment and tracking
supporting a blended approach to learning
and included overviews of Edmodo, Course Sites, Canvas, Livebinders, Wordpress.
Aimed especially at Work based learning providers that may not have access to a learning platform such as Moodle
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The Most Likeable Senior Executives OnlineLikeable Media
Did you know that 68% of CEOs have absolutely no social presence? In this can't miss webinar, Carrie Kerpen, CEO of Likeable Media, is recognizing the Senior Executives who understand social media. Learn what it means to be likeable and find out who made our list of The Top 10 Most Likeable Senior Executives Online.
Using Technology for Hands-on Exploration - GAYC 2011Diane Bales
The document discusses using iPads to support hands-on investigation by preschoolers. It describes a study where preschoolers used iPads for activities like drawing, taking photos on field trips, playing educational games, and researching questions. Teachers observed that children quickly learned to navigate the iPads and found that introducing them for purposes beyond games was more challenging. The study aims to have children use iPads for hands-on science with microscopes, solving problems, and communicating findings. It provides suggestions for how early childhood educators can start integrating technology.
There are many wonderful nonprofits and inspiring charities doing good work in in today’s challenging times. We wanted to spotlight those that were not only top-rated—but that were also superior in leveraging social media across multiple channels.
We’ve included a selection of A+ rated nonprofits and charities from CharityWatch.com. We also tapped CharityNavigator.com for top-rated groups, based on its strict performance rating criteria. We then analyzed the social streams of those top picks, focusing on those nonprofits that were integrating as many platforms—at as a high a level—as we could find. We were pretty impressed with the way these groups are leveraging the power of social. We think you’ll like what we came up with ...
The document discusses different types of insurance such as property insurance, fire insurance, and life insurance. It explains that insurance is a contractual agreement that protects against financial loss. A policy outlines what is covered by the insurance plan as well as any exclusions. The insurer agrees to indemnify, or reimburse, the insured for losses as outlined in the policy contract up to the face value of the insurance.
Vanaf nu kan iedereen met een magnetron en behulp van de Hot Pot zijn of haar eigen sieraad maken die past bij elke gelegenheid.
Meer informatie over de Hot Pot en materialen kunt u vinden via www.atelierhetaanzicht.nl
Atelier 't Aanzicht te Bredevoort.
Victorian England is the setting for the author's new novel Ghostly Images, which explores the ghostly and spiritual world of that time period in 3 sentences or less.
Forward Progress - How to Promote your Business using Facebook - Next G...Social Jack
Complimentary Webinar - How to Promote your Business using Facebook.
This is the next generation of Facebook and the Internet - find out where you need to be and if your business is ready for the future of lead generation using Social Networks.
In working with hundreds of companies to find new business, Dean DeLisle has assembled the top items that their clients are using to generate new business in Facebook. Dean will show you how companies are using the newest features of Facebook to reach new customers and retain the ones they have.
He will also cover ways to leverage Facebook to help enhance your Search Engine Optimization!
You will Learn How to:
-Use a Facebook Page to get New Leads
-Leverage Facebook for Customer Service
-Drive Prospects from Outside Facebook to Your Business
-Setup New Facebook Advertising
*If you cannot make the specified time, by registering, you will receive access to the recording.
We look forward to seeing you in class!
“Thanks to Dean DeLisle and his guidance on Social Networks, we are seeing consistent growth and a wider reach than we could ever afford with traditional advertising. The classes and coaching have saved us thousands!” – Mark F. – CenterCars.com
ALL CLASSES ARE TAKEN ONLINE USING THE CONVENIENCE OF YOUR COMPUTER - LIVE AND RECORDED!
Forward Progress Facebook - How To Build The Optimal Fan Page Class 1Social Jack
LIVE Classes begin - Nov 19th at 1PM CST
- Get the team ready to make the shift!
- Stop Watching and Start DOING!
- Over 600,000 People will Join Facebook today!
- Millions are Searching Facebook TODAY!
- The Over 45 Crowd are the Fastest Growing Group
- Where's your Customer?
Facebook for Business l - Setting up your Business Page
- LIVE ONLINE - Nov 19th - 1PM CST
- Fundamentals in setting up your Business Site
-Jump start to setting up for success
-What do you need before you post content
-Content posting for results
-Getting Found
Facebook for Business ll - How to Generate Leads with Facebook, & Twitter.
-LIVE ONLINE - Nov 24th - 1PM CST
-Create a Social Media Plan for your Page
-Leveraging your social connections others to help you
-Generating Leads
-Retaining Customers
-How to Covert Leads to Offline Sales
ALL CLASSES TAKEN ONLINE USING THE CONVENIENCE OF YOUR COMPUTER - LIVE AND RECORDED!
Forward Progress How To Build The Optimal Fan Page CompSocial Jack
How to Promote your Business using Facebook – 2010 Edition
Free Live Webinar - Feb 23rd at 2:30PM PST\4:30PM CST\5:30PM EST *
NEXT CLASS REGISTRATION:
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In working with hundreds of companies to find new business, Dean DeLisle has assembled the top items that their clients are using to find new business in Facebook. Dean will take you step-by-step to show you how companies are using Facebook to reach new customers and retain the ones they have.
He will also cover ways to leverage Facebook to help enhance your Search Engine Optimization!
You will Learn How to:
-Pick the Right Type of Page
-Use a Fan Page to get New Leads
-Leverage Facebook for Customer Service
-Connect Your Fan Page Outside Facebook
-Use Facebook Events to Promote
-Setup Facebook Advertising
*If you cannot make the specified time, by registering, you will receive access to the recording.
We look forward to seeing you in class!
“Thanks to Dean DeLisle and his guidance on Social Networks, we are seeing consistent growth and a wider reach than we could ever afford with traditional advertising. The classes and coaching have saved us thousands!” – Mark F. – CenterCars.com
ALL CLASSES ARE TAKEN ONLINE USING THE CONVENIENCE OF YOUR COMPUTER - LIVE AND RECORDED!
This document provides an overview of social media and how it can be used for marketing purposes. It defines social media as forms of electronic communication used to share information online. It then discusses some key statistics about social media usage, including that around 7 in 10 Americans use social media and 69% of Americans use some form of social media. The document also covers the most popular social media platforms - Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Twitter - and provides basic definitions and statistics about each one. It emphasizes that social media can be used to expand a company's brand exposure and reach customers anywhere in the world.
This document provides guidance for doctors on using Facebook marketing. It recommends setting up a business page with a descriptive about section, username, and professional profile and cover images. It also suggests linking a call-to-action button to a website, using page insights to measure engagement, and following a 70-20-10 rule for post types. Additionally, it covers pinning important posts, engaging comments, and using the Ads Manager for targeted campaigns. The overall document outlines basic yet important Facebook strategies for medical practitioners.
Hands on social media powerpoint facebook 101 for slideshareDorien Morin-van Dam
This document provides an overview and agenda for a "Hands-On Social Media 'Facebook 101'" workshop. It discusses setting up and customizing a Facebook page for business purposes, including adding images, apps, and engaging with customers. Key recommendations include using a Facebook page instead of a personal profile for business, filling out page information fields, and regularly posting and interacting to build engagement.
This document provides an overview and agenda for a "Hands-On Social Media 'Facebook 101'" workshop. It discusses setting up and customizing a Facebook page for business purposes, including adding images, apps, and engaging with customers. Key recommendations include using a Facebook page instead of a personal profile for business, filling out page information fields, and regularly posting and interacting to build engagement.
PowerPoint Presentation of the Hands-On Social Media Workshop 'Facebook 101' by More In Media of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. This includes a quick Social Media overview, Facebook Pages vs. Facebook Profile, creating a page, images, banners, apps and tabs and Facebook engagement tips.
1) The document provides guidance to lawyers on creating and maximizing their online presence through various social media platforms such as Facebook, LinkedIn, Google profiles, blogs, and Twitter.
2) It discusses setting up profiles on these platforms and engaging with potential clients by sharing relevant content, events, causes and testimonials.
3) The key is consistency in posting across multiple channels while focusing on quality over quantity to build awareness and trust over time.
This document provides information and tips for creating and promoting a Facebook fan page for a business. It begins with the steps to set up a Facebook fan page, including creating a profile image, adding photos and posts, and understanding the different sections of a fan page like the wall, tabs, and fans. It then discusses ways to engage fans by posting consistently, commenting on others' posts, and updating at peak times. Finally, it lists 20 specific ways to promote the fan page, such as on a website, business cards, advertisements, and by conversing with others on Facebook. The overall message is that businesses should actively maintain and promote their fan page in order to build their brand and engage with customers.
The document provides an overview of Facebook and how to use it effectively for organizations. It discusses key Facebook stats like the large number of users and photos uploaded. It defines important terms like profiles, groups, pages and events. It offers tips for organizations like regularly posting updates, encouraging feedback and using Facebook ads to grow an audience. It emphasizes engaging with followers in a helpful rather than promotional way and having fun with social media.
The document provides an overview of using Facebook for marketing purposes. It discusses key aspects of Facebook including profiles, pages, groups and privacy settings. It then outlines strategies for businesses to use Facebook including creating a page, posting regularly to engage fans, using events and ads to promote the page, and integrating Facebook with other online and offline channels. The presentation encourages businesses to be active on Facebook but also maintain a positive presence in line with Facebook's terms and guidelines.
On July 20, 2010, the DFW HR Roundtable, hosted by Pearson Partners International, discussed social networking and how it can help your business success. The featured speaker was Mark Harwell of Avidity Media.
You\'ve set up your Facebook Business Page, a Twitter account, and your profile is on LinkedIn. Now what? This power point presentation provides small businesses with short and easy strategies to get started in optimizing their presence on these three essential social media sites.
Forward Progress - How to Build the Optimal Fan Page - PMA DeskSocial Jack
Complimentary Webinar - How to Promote your Business using Facebook – 2010 Edition
In working with hundreds of companies to find new business, Dean DeLisle has assembled the top items that their clients are using to find new business in Facebook. Dean will take you step-by-step to show you how companies are using Facebook to reach new customers and retain the ones they have.
He will also cover ways to leverage Facebook to help enhance your Search Engine Optimization!
You will Learn How to:
-Pick the Right Type of Page
-Use a Fan Page to get New Leads
-Leverage Facebook for Customer Service
-Connect Your Fan Page Outside Facebook
-Use Facebook Events to Promote
-Setup Facebook Advertising
*If you cannot make the specified time, by registering, you will receive access to the recording.
We look forward to seeing you in class!
“Thanks to Dean DeLisle and his guidance on Social Networks, we are seeing consistent growth and a wider reach than we could ever afford with traditional advertising. The classes and coaching have saved us thousands!” – Mark F. – CenterCars.com
ALL CLASSES ARE TAKEN ONLINE USING THE CONVENIENCE OF YOUR COMPUTER - LIVE AND RECORDED!
Digital Media Dinners- Social Media BrandingMelodie Tao
It’s a New Year and Social Media is increasingly becoming an invaluable business tool. Whether you’re active in Social Media or not, people are talking about your brand. If it’s not your brand specifically, it’s your industry or your competitor. It’s time to take action to ensure you have a positive brand reputation on Social Media to attract customers and clients you want.
Social Media Branding will focus on strategies to strengthen your brand across various social networks including review sites (Yelp, TripAdvisor), group buying sites (Groupon, BuyWithMe), location based sites (Foursquare, Gowalla), Facebook and Twitter.
The document discusses strategies for new media marketing, focusing on discoverability. It explains that discoverability comes from search engine optimization, pay-per-click advertising, social media, and content marketing. The key aspects of discoverability covered include optimizing websites and social media profiles for search, using paid advertising platforms like Google AdWords and Facebook ads, engaging users on social media through sharing quality content, and creating long-form content to attract and engage customers. The document emphasizes focusing marketing efforts on discoverability in order to drive traffic to websites and conversions.
The document provides guidance on effectively communicating with the media. It discusses being proactive in dealings with media, having a spokesperson and backup spokespeople prepared in advance, responding to media inquiries immediately, never lying or going off the record, and emphasizing the positive aspects of the organization in times of crisis through openness and transparency with media. Key recommendations include having a crisis communications plan and conducting mock crisis drills, designating a primary spokesperson, and being well-prepared with key messages and facts before engaging with media.
LifeSpan’s Summer Camp is about one thing…Children having the opportunity to explore nature, discover new talents, try new activities, increase independence, make lasting friendships and memories and, obviously HAVE SOME FUN.
Summer is a time for children to discover how to become and stay active; and develop healthy habits for a lifetime. The benefits are far greater than just physical health. Whether it’s gaining confidence or connecting with others, LifeSpan’s Summer Camp is about building the whole child, from the inside out.
We look forward to providing your child with enriching and rewarding experiences by focusing on youth development, healthy living and social responsibility. Our quality program and services integrates a design to develop the whole child – socially, emotionally, intellectually, and physically.
Each child acquires new skills, self-discipline and a sense of values under the guidance of caring, well-trained and experienced staff. Interesting and challenging activities in small and large groups enable campers to learn trust and confidence as well as building teamwork skills.
We help children develop new skills and interests, interact in positive ways, and engage in healthy lifestyles with strong adult role models. We are sure your child will enjoy his or her experience at LifeSpan’s Summer Camp that meet their needs and create memories for a lifetime. At LifeSpan, you are our family. We want to exceed your expectations, so let us!
We look forward to seeing you at camp ,
Heather Moyer ~ School Age & Summer Camp Programs Director hmoyer@lq.org
For registration questions, please contact Amanda Bechtel~ Assistant School Age & Summer Camp Programs Director abechtel@lq.org
Identifying Similarities and Differences ~ Research based strategies to suppo...Heather Moyer
Why is it important to use research based strategies to support learning?
The ability to break a concept into its similar and dissimilar characteristics allows students to understand (and often solve) complex problems by analyzing them in a more simple way. (Marzano)
Lights On Afterschool - How to engage your policymakers and the mediaHeather Moyer
Lights On Afterschool is celebrated annually to call attention to the importance of afterschool programs for America's children, families and communities across the country.
This mini presentation teaches techniques for producing a quality event and how to effectively engage both policymakers and the media.
LifeSpan Quakertown Summer Camp- 2014 Meet the CounselorsHeather Moyer
LifeSpan’s Summer Camp is about one thing…Children having the opportunity to explore nature, discover new talents, try new activities, increase independence, make lasting friendships and memories and, obviously HAVE SOME FUN.
Summer is a time for children to discover how to become and stay active; and develop healthy habits for a lifetime. The benefits are far greater than just physical health. Whether it’s gaining confidence or connecting with others, LifeSpan’s Summer Camp is about building the whole child, from the inside out.
We look forward to providing your child with enriching and rewarding experiences by focusing on youth development, healthy living and social responsibility. Our quality program and services integrates a design to develop the whole child – socially, emotionally, intellectually, and physically.
Each child acquires new skills, self-discipline and a sense of values under the guidance of caring
Social Media for OST
Connecting Programs and Families
For many organizations, Facebook is the center of their
social media marketing strategy and FREE.
The power of social media such as Facebook should not be underestimated for your program. Not only are they effective marketing tools, but they also allow you to engage parents on a completely new level and help to foster a true sense of community.
Those two things alone may make the use of social media invaluable. Add in the millions of visitors to social media sites and it is easy to understand the potential visibility your program can generate.
What can Social Media do for your program?
Creating a Sense of Community
Improving Communication,
Attract Prospective Clients
How to Store Data on the Odoo 17 WebsiteCeline George
Here we are going to discuss how to store data in Odoo 17 Website.
It includes defining a model with few fields in it. Add demo data into the model using data directory. Also using a controller, pass the values into the template while rendering it and display the values in the website.
Credit limit improvement system in odoo 17Celine George
In Odoo 17, confirmed and uninvoiced sales orders are now factored into a partner's total receivables. As a result, the credit limit warning system now considers this updated calculation, leading to more accurate and effective credit management.
Slide Presentation from a Doctoral Virtual Open House presented on June 30, 2024 by staff and faculty of Capitol Technology University
Covers degrees offered, program details, tuition, financial aid and the application process.
The membership Module in the Odoo 17 ERPCeline George
Some business organizations give membership to their customers to ensure the long term relationship with those customers. If the customer is a member of the business then they get special offers and other benefits. The membership module in odoo 17 is helpful to manage everything related to the membership of multiple customers.
Webinar Innovative assessments for SOcial Emotional SkillsEduSkills OECD
Presentations by Adriano Linzarini and Daniel Catarino da Silva of the OECD Rethinking Assessment of Social and Emotional Skills project from the OECD webinar "Innovations in measuring social and emotional skills and what AI will bring next" on 5 July 2024
The Value of Time ~ A Story to Ponder On (Eng. & Chi.).pptxOH TEIK BIN
A PowerPoint presentation on the importance of time management based on a meaningful story to ponder on. The texts are in English and Chinese.
For the Video (texts in English and Chinese) with audio narration and explanation in English, please check out the Link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lUtjLnxEBKo
Understanding and Interpreting Teachers’ TPACK for Teaching Multimodalities i...Neny Isharyanti
Presented as a plenary session in iTELL 2024 in Salatiga on 4 July 2024.
The plenary focuses on understanding and intepreting relevant TPACK competence for teachers to be adept in teaching multimodality in the digital age. It juxtaposes the results of research on multimodality with its contextual implementation in the teaching of English subject in the Indonesian Emancipated Curriculum.
2. Social Media:
These days, it takes more than a great website to spread the word about your program or services. Social networks are ideal for
growing your network and for spreading the word about who you are and what you do.
For many organizations, Facebook is the center of their social media marketing strategy.
The power of social media such as Facebook and Pinterest should not be underestimated for your program. Not only are they
effective marketing tools, but they also allow you to engage parents on a completely new level and help to foster a real sense of
community. Those two things alone may make the use of social media invaluable. Add in the millions of visitors to social media
sites and it is easy to understand the potential visibility your program can generate.
‘Social Media icons’ are everywhere and businesses are now largely noticeable based on a small square graphic
displaying their company brand.
What can Social Media do for your program?
Marketing, Prospective Clients,
Creating a Sense of Community,
Improving Communication,
Keeping an Eye on the Competition
How many of these can you recognize?
3. Personal – Professional - Privacy, Security and Etiquette:
Culture and Etiquette could perhaps be one of the most powerful internet marketing tools that you have.
You daily engage with people in e-mail that you might want to lead to your website and/or media site for educational or
marketing purposes.
There is also etiquette to using this social media networking site properly.
Keep your content consistent. If you are posting as your program, then your followers are following you for a reason. They are
looking for posts and content related to your program. If you want to let off some steam surrounding hot topics in the
news, create a personal and PRIVATE account and post there. Far too often organizations lose sight of the main purpose of
social media marketing and make mistakes that you cannot come back from.
4. Tagging, Exposure, Privacy, Etiquette
Create a separate account for professional/business social media – Ensuring your personal accounts are on desired security
measures.
Create and implement a Social Media Policy to ensure all staff/coworkers/volunteers understand the etiquette and organization
guidelines.
5. Security and Privacy Settings:
There is a vast array of options for securing personal profiles, professional pages with individual preferences for specific wants.
6. Page Information:
Like your website – You have full access option's to add your detailed organization information. You can even include Interactive
Maps, History Events by Year, Milestones Achieved, and Interactive Links to your Website or other Social Media.
7. Profile vs Fan Page:
When posting – Ensure you reference where you are posting. While on your profile, you are posting directly to your personal
“Timeline”. To post as your organization – Scroll your curser to the “Gear” icon – Choose your page (if you are the
administrator to more than one, ensure it is the correct one desired) Click on the link and you will be posting as your
organization.
8. Page Security – Who can do what?:
When you select the security settings to your personal profile, these DO NOT apply to your Fan Page and are a
separate option. Again there are various options. Most important of these options is to secure Posting Ability: If you
do not keep this secure – ANYONE can add posts and pictures to your page, Tagging Ability – Admins should only
have this ability. If a family asks to be tagged in a photo, then tag them. But not without approval, Profanity Filter –
you may control the level of language (profanity).
9. Admins – Keep it professional – They can see you…
Referencing back to the Personal vs Professional profiles. Your organization may have several Fan Page
Administrators. Whether you are “friends” or not….You are connected, they can SEE YOU – Damage Control….
10. Fan Page Administration & Roles:
You may choose what administrators have what posting privileges.
11. Fan Page Administration & Roles:
Depending on your organization and administrator position roles, you may filter what they “may” “may not” have
access to doing.
13. Fan Page Insights:
Here is what you need to know:
According to Facebook, users have the potential to see an average of 1500 pieces of content in their newsfeeds each
day; however, the typical user really only sees about 300 pieces of content on a daily basis due to limited space, time.
17. Export Insights:
With a click of a button you can export a personal choice/narrowed down excel book of collected insights of your
page.
18. Making the Connection – Build an Audience:
When you create your Fan Page – NEVER “publish” your page until it is EXACTY how you want it. You do not want your first
impression giving the wrong impression.
Publish and GET THE WORD OUT
We have all seen many forms of e-mail signatures, from your standard business signature with office phone and e-mail to
creative signatures with quotes or graphic art. For the purposes of social media engagement, I propose the above
displayed signature promoting your website and social media with inserted hyperlinks.
These icons have served as invaluable marketing tools in social media as we all see them EVERYWHERE. This strategy
implements strong social media branding and engagement in to your everyday e-mailing activities.
Blend your all your social media strategies – Facebook – Pinterest – Instagram et: Popular social media sites such as
Pinterest and Instagram are already image driven, which works well with the new Facebook newsfeed. The recent
enhancements to the newsfeed will allow for greater visibility of content when shared through third-party apps like
Pinterest and Instagram.
20. “Like” pages – “Share” Getting the Word Out:
Research Resources, Tools, Community Leaders, Partners, Stakeholders and Associations – “Like” THEIR page and SHARE
21. If you find something helpful, interesting et – Click
on “Share” make a positive comments with your
business tagged. You just shared a community
resource not only with YOUR program, but
reached more due to the tag as well as those
who are also on the affiliating page.
When “Liking” a page while in your business’s
administrative panel, updated event will appear on
your “Fane Page Timeline”. You may either go there to
read current subjects on interest or click on the page
directly.
23. The Visual Content - “Tagging” and “Checking in” Reaching more
Bring On The Visual Content. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg decided it was time for the social media site to update its
newsfeed after realizing that nearly 50 percent of content published has some type of visual component, whether it be
an image or a video. For brands that already share this type of content, they have a significantly higher rate of customer
engagement. If you typically share content via simple text, you may want to work your words into an appealing
Facebook visual. By doing so, your content has a greater chance of reaching more fans in a “photos only” newsfeed.
“Tagging” and “Checking-in” increases this even more as then the partners affiliated with the Tag or Check-In are now
seeing this as well.
You are creating a realm of cross marketing in moments.
24. Tagging – LifeSpan now is visual to all of those who “Like”, are “Talking about” and who “Checked-in” the National
Constitution Center.
27. Add value to your posts. Once in a while a post is just so perfectly crafted that you have to just repost it as is. Try to
add value to your posts by commenting on or selling the information – giving your followers a reason to read the post
or clink the link within.
28. Tagging – Collaboration of Centers and “Teams”:
Every organization has various job positions and roles.
Children, Family’s, Your Community and Stakeholders
do not always see every face, hear every name or
recognize there is a “TEAM”.
Display the collaboration of the departments and
internal relationship. (please note – again reasoning
for a professional profile)
29. Location/Individual Based Activity:
Encourage Location-Based Activity and or “With” Tagging: By encouraging your fans to “check-in” at your place of
business, or “tag” they are with you is gaining additional exposure by appearing on your fans’ newsfeeds as well as
theirs, therefore extending your online reach.
This also reflects if you do the same, when posting, post where you are, where the picture was taken, who you are/were
with - Those affiliated with the entity or individual you just connected with will now see your posting.
30. Family Connection:
Prior to any public exposure, ensure you have a disclosure signed for “Photo Permission”.
Families LOVE seeing what their “prize possessions” are doing during the hours they miss due to work and responsibilities.
31. Updates – Keep your families informed in one single post via in office or on the go with your phone.
38. School, Community, Staff, Family, Professional Affiliations
These are a HUGE resource!
These women are nursing students with children in our program
whom as a class project taught about proper hand washing.
A: Family Partnership B: College/School Relationship
C: Organizational Relationship, D: Organization Relationship.
41. Enrollment – Hitting the Community – Statistics of at risk
youth – What you do – Accreditations
Social media gets you even MORE exposure for FREE –
“Tag” your community, Display your
statistics, Summarize program, Prove your quality
42. Fundraising and Communication:
Bulk emails a lot of time bounce back, are never read, only go to one family member, or filter into “spam” “junk” folders.
Posting your email keeps everyone in tuned.
We all do fundraising in one way or another - SPREAD THE NEWS…Keep EVERYONE informed, not just “your families”.
Link/Tag it for further exposure….
Social Media:These days, it takes more than a great website to spread the word about your program or services. Social networks are ideal for growing your network and for spreading the word about who you are and what you do.For many organizations, Facebook is the center of their social media marketing strategy. The power of social media such as Facebook and Pinterest should not be underestimated for your program. Not only are they effective marketing tools, but they also allow you to engage parents on a completely new level and help to foster a real sense of community. Those two things alone may make the use of social media invaluable. Add in the millions of visitors to social media sites and it is easy to understand the potential visibility your program can generate.
Personal – Professional - Privacy, Security and Etiquette:Culture and Etiquette could perhaps be one of the most powerful internet marketing tools that you have. You daily engage with people in e-mail that you might want to lead to your website and/or media site for educational or marketing purposes. There is also etiquette to using this social media networking site properly.Keep your content consistent. If you are posting as your program, then your followers are following you for a reason. They are looking for posts and content related to your program. If you want to let off some steam surrounding hot topics in the news, create a personal and PRIVATE account and post there. Far too often organizations lose sight of the main purpose of social media marketing and make mistakes that you cannot come back from.
Tagging, Exposure, Privacy, Etiquette Create a separate account for professional/business social media – Ensuring your personal accounts are on desired security measures. Create and implement a Social Media Policy to ensure all staff/coworkers/volunteers understand the etiquette and organization guidelines.
Security and Privacy Settings:There is a vast array of options for securing personal profiles, professional pages with individualpreferences for specific wants.
Page information:Like your website – You have full access option'sto add your detailed organization information. You can even include Interactive Maps, History Events by Year, Milestones Achieved, and Interactive Links to your Website or other Social Media.
Profilevs Fan Page:When posting – Ensure you reference where you are posting. While on your profile, you are posting directly to your personal “Timeline”. To post as your organization – Scroll your curser to the “Gear” icon – Choose your page (if you are the administrator to more than one, ensure it is the correct one desired) Click on the link and you will be posting as your organization.
Page Security – Who can do what?:When you select the security settings to your personal profile, these DO NOT apply to your Fan Page and are a separate option. Again there are various options. Most important of these options is to secure Posting Ability: If you do not keep this secure – ANYONE can add posts and pictures to your page, Tagging Ability – Admins should only have this ability. If a family asks to be tagged in a photo, then tag them. But not without approval, Profanity Filter – you may control the level of language (profanity).
Admins – Keep it professional – They can see you…Referencing back to the Personal vs Professional profiles. Your organization may have several Fan Page Administrators. Whether you are “friends” or not….You are connected, they can SEE YOU – Damage Control….
Fan Page Administration & Roles:You may choose what administrators have what posting privileges.
Fan Page Administration & Roles: Depending on your organization and administrator position roles, you may filter what they “may” “may not” have access to doing.
Admin Panel:Administrators have a different view of the page while in “admin” role with many options and insight access.
Fan Page Insights:Here is what you need to know:According to Facebook, users have the potential to see an average of 1500 pieces of content in their newsfeeds each day; however, the typical user really only sees about 300 pieces of content on a daily basis due to limited space, time.
Page insights:These options are ongoing and virtually endless and informational.
DemographicInsights:With just a simple click, you have access to various information about your visitors and fans.
Export Insights:With a click of a button you can export a personal choice/narrowed down excel book of collected insights of your page.
Making the Connection – Build anAudience:When you create your Fan Page – NEVER “publish” your page until it is EXACTY how you want it. You do not want your first impression giving the wrong impression.Publish and GET THE WORD OUTWe have all seen many forms of e-mail signatures, from your standard business signature with office phone and e-mail to creative signatures with quotes or graphic art. For the purposes of social media engagement, I propose the above displayed signature promoting your website and social media with inserted hyperlinks. These icons have served as invaluable marketing tools in social media as we all see them EVERYWHERE. This strategy implements strong social media branding and engagement in to your everyday e-mailing activities.Blend your all your social media strategies – Facebook – Pinterest – Instagram et: Popular social media sites such as Pinterest and Instagram are already image driven, which works well with the new Facebook newsfeed. The recent enhancements to the newsfeed will allow for greater visibility of content when shared through third-party apps like Pinterest and Instagram.SHARE SHARE SHARE
“Pay Per Like” ad promotion:If you choose you may opt to “Pay Per Like”. This gives you many options – Demographic area, Budget, et.You may also do this for promoting individual events through “Boosts”. IE: Conferences, Enrollment, Special Events, Fundraisers.
“Like” pages – “Share” Getting the Word Out:Research Resources, Tools, Community Leaders, Partners, Stakeholders and Associations – “Like” THEIR page and SHARE SHARE SHARE….
When “Liking” a page while in your business’s administrative panel, updated event will appear on your “Fane Page Timeline”. You may either go there to read current subjects on interest or click on the page directly. If you find something helpful, interesting et – Click on “Share” make a positive comments with your business tagged. You just shared a community resource not only with YOUR program, but reached more due to the tag as well as those who are also on the affiliating page.
EXPOSUREEXPOSUREEXPOSURE:The more you tag/check-in to locations per your page, the more exposure you will receive.
The Visual Content - “Tagging” and “Checking in” Reaching more Bring On The Visual Content. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg decided it was time for the social media site to update its newsfeed after realizing that nearly 50 percent of content published has some type of visual component, whether it be an image or a video. For brands that already share this type of content, they have a significantly higher rate of customer engagement. If you typically share content via simple text, you may want to work your words into an appealing Facebook visual. By doing so, your content has a greater chance of reaching more fans in a “photos only” newsfeed.“Tagging” and “Checking-in” increases this even more as then the partners affiliated with the Tag or Check-In are now seeing this as well. You are creating a realm of cross marketing in moments.
Tagging– LifeSpan now is visual to all of those who “Like”, are “Talking about” and who “Checked-in” the National Constitution Center.
Make the connection
Add value to your posts. Once in a while a post is just so perfectly crafted that you have to just repost it as is. Try to add value to your posts by commenting on or selling the information – giving your followers a reason to read the post or clink the link within.
Tagging – Collaboration of Centers and“Teams”:Every organization has various job positions and roles. Children, Family’s, Your Community and Stakeholders do not always see every face, hear every name or recognize there is a “TEAM”. Display the collaboration of the departments and internal relationship. (please note – again reasoning for a professional profile)
Location/IndividualBased Activity:Encourage Location-Based Activity and or “With” Tagging: By encouraging your fans to “check-in” at your place of business, or “tag” they are with you is gaining additional exposure by appearing on your fans’ newsfeeds as well as theirs, therefore extending your online reach. This also reflects if you do the same, when posting, post where you are, where the picture was taken, who you are/were with - Those affiliated with the entity or individual you just connected with will now see your posting.
Family Connection:Prior to any public exposure, ensure you have a disclosure signed for “Photo Permission”.Families LOVE seeing what their “prize possessions” are doing during the hours they miss due to work and responsibilities.
Updates – Keep your families informed in one single post via in office or on the go with your phone.
Reaching families – Notices – What is being done – Learning Standards
Community – Family Relations – Cross Marketing – Promoting Enrollment
A parent’s view – A teacher’s praise – Incorporating standards
Family Relations
Child and Parent Relations
Collaboration….Community Connection, Business Association, Family and Parent Relations
School, Community, Staff, Family, Professional Affiliations - These are a HUGE resource! These women are nursing students with children in our program whom as a class project taught about proper hand washing.A: Family Partnership B: College/School Relationship, C: Organizational Relationship, D: Organization Relationship.
Going the extra mile….Get the NEWS out there
PR, Enrolment, Cross Marketing, Community Relations
Enrollment – Hitting the Community – Statistics of at risk youth – What you do – Accreditations Social media gets you even MORE exposure for FREE – “Tag” your community, Display your statistics, Summarize program, Prove your quality
Fundraising and Communication:Bulk emails a lot of time bounce back, are never read, only go to one family member, or filter into “spam” “junk” folders.Posting your email keeps everyone in tuned. We all do fundraising in one way or another - SPREAD THE NEWS…Keep EVERYONE informed, not just “your families”. Link/Tag it for further exposure….
Events:Create an EVENT virtual invite! Not only are families kept up-to-date…But can evite and share too.