Using social media to share personal and collaborative achievements
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This presentation looks at the value of becoming a social leader and digital communicator and they key steps to do so.
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- 1. Using social media to share personal and collaborative achievements Sue Beckingham | @suebecks National Teaching Fellow and Principal Lecturer Business Information Systems and Technology, Department of Computing
- 2. Becoming a Social Leader "The ability to use a computer, smartphone and tablet is essential to operate in today’s workplace. The ability to negotiate, to set direction, influence and contract with others is also key. The world changes fast and, as it does so, our skillsets for survival have to adapt: we have to adapt to new technology as well as to new mindsets, new social paradigms." Julian Stodd (2013)
- 3. Social Leaders possess the skills to engage with a team: not just in the room, but in social learning spaces too. They don’t just have these skills themselves, they share them to develop social capital in others. Social leaders are comfortable with the technology, but recognise that systems and processes won’t deliver: they can bridge the gap between process and excellence and they share their experiences as they do so.
- 4. ONLINE PRESENCE Create a digital online presence PROFESSIONAL IDENTITY Develop a digital professional identity to showcase your academic work PERSONAL LEARNING NETWORK Build a personal learning network by connecting with other academics NETWORKS OF PRACTICE Interact by discussing shared topics of interest Steps to becoming a digital communicator
- 5. Create a digital online presence ONLINE PRESENCE
- 6. PROFESSIONAL IDENTITY Develop a digital identity to showcase your professional work
- 7. PERSONAL LEARNING NETWORK Build a personal learning network by connecting with other PROFESSIONALS
- 8. NETWORKS OF PRACTICE Interact by discussing shared topics of interest Wed 8-9pm https://lthechat.com/ Co-founder of the Learning and Teaching in HE chat
- 9. ROLE MODEL Leading by example - WORKING OUT LOUD Extending the reach of scholarly outputs using digital communication TEDx Speaker 2017
- 10. INTERACTION The shift from the monologue to the dialogue
- 11. cooperation inspiration creativity transparencyvision connectedness Digital Communication - Potential Outcomes
- 13. Acknowledge the communications shared by peers and professionals outside of SHU. Interact by commenting, asking questions, or signposting related information that may be useful. Share the digital narratives with others in your network Engaging with digital communication
- 14. Digital narratives can be shared in innovative ways using text, images, video and audio quickly and easily using your mobile phone. EXAMPLES OF SOCIAL MEDIA CHANNELS YouTube Skype Periscope Snapchat Facebook GitHub Behance Google+ Pinterest FlickrInstagramVimeo TumblrBlogger LinkedIn Twitter
- 15. Overcoming barriers - as Social Leaders be mindful of supporting new users of social media and digital communication 'Listening in' - encourage them to observe how others are interacting. Positive silent engagement is a valuable part of everyone's development.
- 16. Useful reading
- 17. Any questions
Editor's Notes
- https://julianstodd.wordpress.com/2013/06/28/the-imperative-for-social-leadership/
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