Archive for the ‘social networking’ Category

 

9 Ways to Make the Most of #Listen10

March 8th, 2010

Just I have done for most of the last 20 years, I will be attending and presenting at the International Listening Association convention again this year.
Last week, USA Today’s Brian Dresher posted his tips on making the most of South by Southwest. These were great tips. I asked him if I could borrow liberally from [...]

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10.5 Ways for PR Students to Get the Most Out of Twitter

February 24th, 2010

In the two years that I’ve been using Twitter, I’ve tried my best to get my PR students using Twitter, too. Most of them dutifully complete their One Week of Twitter assignment, then fade away when it’s no longer a requirement.  One week definitely isn’t enough time to “get Twitter,” but the classes I teach [...]

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One Week of Twitter :: COMM 4333 and PRCA 3330

February 10th, 2010

COMM 4333 & PRCA 3330 Students Only
Our One Week of Twitter assignment begins on Monday, February 15, and will end at midnight on February 22. Your blog post about this experience count as your Topic of the Week for Week Seven.
First, Learn a Bit About Twitter

Listen to Laura Fitton discuss Twitter for Business.
Listen to my [...]

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Twitter: What’s In It for Me?

February 10th, 2010

In this short presentation, I share the four ways I benefit from using Twitter. Connect with me on Twitter, where you will find me as @BarbaraNixon.

Other than the four ways I mention in this video, are there other ways you have benefitted by using Twitter?

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Soon-to-Be PR Grads Get LinkedIn

February 1st, 2010

[Updated from a blog post from September 2009]
As PR students are nearing the end of their college careers and beginning their job searches, one of the most powerful online tools for them is the business networking site LinkedIn. Creating a profile in LinkedIn is a requirement in my PR Practicum class and is recommended for [...]

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The WII-FM Factor for Twitter

October 27th, 2009

The PRSSA (Public Relations Student Society of America) at Georgia Southern University asked me to join them for tonight’s meeting and share with them one of my favorite subjects: Twitter! How could I say no? 
Twitter: WII-FM
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Electronic Friendship Generator Etiquette

April 20th, 2009

Thanks to Mitch Joel of Twist Image, I discovered this quaint little film about five etiquette rules on an “electronic friendship generator” called Facebook. 

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Savannah TweetUp on March 13

February 13th, 2009

The first Savannah area TweetUp is scheduled for Friday March 13th, 2009, at Cheddar’s, 1425 Benton Blvd in Pooler, GA. The “official” start time is set for 6 PM.
Come join us as we go off-line to greet our old Twitter friends and to meet new ones. Live music, beautiful people, great wings – what else could you ask for? 
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Imagine :: Twitter

February 11th, 2009

Birmingham City University’s Paul Bradshaw shares this excellent Twitter overview with his Online Journalism students. In this slidedeck, he “attempts to describe what Twitter is, how it can be used, and some of the most impressive Twitter mashups and tools.”
Even long-time Twitter users can benefit from this overview.  I will definitely share this presentation with [...]

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How Twitter Changed My Life :: Thoughts by MinXuan Lee

January 30th, 2009

As many of this blog’s readers already know, I am a huge fan and heavy user of Twitter. It’s challenging for me to explain to others what impact Twitter has made on me. Then, I discovered this blog post and presentation by MinXuan Lee: How Twitter Changed My Life. 
 
As MinXuan Lee says,

My intent was not so much [...]

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