1. 2010 may 13 EYC Strasbourg >> training session: Social
Media as Tools for Policy Dialogue
2. Social networking Twitter Facebook Blogging docs E-tools fpr
sharing information
3.
Twitter is a tool that allows you to send short status messages
(Tweets) of max 140 characters - basically an SMS. A bit like
Facebook, Twitter has some differences:
it's public;
you can search through the messages
What is Twitter?
4. Twitter enables you to send short messages to an extended
audience. It's somewhat of a blogging tool, but with limited space.
With Twitter you can reach out and communicate in a more immediate
ways about its own activities, policies and events. Why Twitter @
your organization?
5. First step: create a Twitter account. It's simple and takes
no more than 5 mins. http://twitter.com/ is the place to go! Make
it look nice: upload your info, your profile picture. How to
Tweet?
6. Twitter: 5 things to keep in mind PERSONAL DIRECTLY TO THE
POINT LINKS ETHINCS NETWORKING
7. advanced # [ dash tags ] widgets 1. RT = Retweet --- it
means that you're repeating the Tweet from another user. It's like
Forwarding an email. 2. d username = Direct Message --- you're
sending a private message to this person (this feature is only
available if you're being followed by this person) 3. Twitpic.com
4. Selective Twitter Status : a FB application that allows you to
post a Tweet as Status on Facebook.
8. How can YOU use TWITTER for the sake of Pax Christi?
9. Social networking Facebook How to use it in a meaningful
way? Pages Causes Groups Apps ...
10. Social networking Blogging How to use it in a meaningful
way?
11. Social networking E-tools How to use them in a meaningful
way? E-learning, sharing, collaborating, petitions, campaigns *
Prezi - Online presentation tool * DropBox - Online and sharing
platforms * Etherpad.com - Real Time sharing system of documents *
SlideShare - Online sharing platform for Presentations *
YouthMedia.eu - Online platform for youth media sharing * Flock.com
- Social Web Browser * FriendFeed - Sharing and combining your
contacts through social networks * Animoto.com - A tool to turn
your image collection into a great animation * Doodle.com -
Organising pools and meeting online * Moodle.org - Open-source
community-based tools for learning * Issuu - Publishing online your
publications * Ning - Build your own Social Network * Basecamp -
Project Management Software (not free) * BuddyPress - Community
Blog: organise your organisation around your own community * Wikis
(Wetpaint; Wikispaces...) CMS - Content Management Systems: *
Joomla * Drupal * Wordpress