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Presentation to Detroit Early Childhood Social Media Academy, 2013. Afternoon

Technologie Business

AFTERNOON AGENDA
Developing & Leveraging Networks
Expanding Our Network
Finding Your Voice
Social Media Policies & Guidelines
Next Steps

1. Value earns
attention
2. Focus on shareable
content
3. Design social into
programs

What’s valuable for your top audience?
Do you create or curate?

#2 SHAREABLE CONTENT
Hint: often about shared values and human insight, not org-focused.

Conversation Skills
• Be a good listener!
• Be generous and add value
• Ask questions
• Connect people
• Add energy & emotion
• Offer transparency
• Humor makes it fun!
• Be thankful

DESIGNING FOR SOCIAL
How do we get hubs
in your community
share the value of
Jewish early
childhood education,
and help them
encourage their
networks?

Expanding The Network
• What would they share?
• What does the community need to hear?
• What is the action step you want them to take?
• How will we know if it’s working?
• When should this happen?

How do you translate
social skills online?

Maturing your practice
with a social media policy
“One should always be as flexible as a reed, and not as rigid as a cedar.”
-Talmud, Taanit 20a.

Value the
Process
PROCESS
can be even more
valuable than
PRODUCT

NEXT STEPS
1.Join the Facebook Group & introduce yourself!
2.Make meeting dates with your coach
3.Invitation to Basecamp for project management
4.Mark your calendars for webinars
5.Keep working on your POST plan. What does it
mean for your next steps of your experiments?
6.Post questions, ah-ha’s, sharing in the FB group!

PHEW!
Slides:
http://bit.ly/detroitece1
http://bit.ly/detroitece2
The Social Media Academy is generously
funded through a grant from

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