Someone emailed Mike because they'd misplaced the handout I sent last week-- so here it is again. Lesson: What are the limitations of email? What are advantages to linking to things rather than attaching? Why not say "check the blog for the handout?"
Please visit the class Facebook page and do the tasks shown there. I have added a question for you to answer. https://www.facebook.com/TrainingMagSoMeFall2016/
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Set up a Twitter account and follow me at
@JaneBozarth.
Try searching terms that interest you: Training, Learning, Elearning, instructional design, communities of practice, CoPs. Or topic areas: Sales, HR, recruiting, marketing. Try hashtags with variations of these, like #ID or #Custserv . See who’s talking about what and identify people who might be worth following. I have found fascinating people, like a former teacher with Asperger’s syndrome who now works as a consultant for retailers and restaurants, helping them to develop environments more comfortable for those on the autism spectrum, an American who has been teaching in China for years, and a fellow who does things like climb Everest to raise money for cancer research. Also, at the ‘find people’ link at the top of your Twitter home page, try looking for celebrities, authors, and experts who interest you, and businesses you’re a fan of.
Try searching terms that interest you: Training, Learning, Elearning, instructional design, communities of practice, CoPs. Or topic areas: Sales, HR, recruiting, marketing. Try hashtags with variations of these, like #ID or #Custserv . See who’s talking about what and identify people who might be worth following. I have found fascinating people, like a former teacher with Asperger’s syndrome who now works as a consultant for retailers and restaurants, helping them to develop environments more comfortable for those on the autism spectrum, an American who has been teaching in China for years, and a fellow who does things like climb Everest to raise money for cancer research. Also, at the ‘find people’ link at the top of your Twitter home page, try looking for celebrities, authors, and experts who interest you, and businesses you’re a fan of.
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Per a question in session 1, here are some ways
health care organizations are using social media: http://elearning.scranton.edu/resource/business-leadership/top-5-ways-social-media-is-used-by-healthcare-professionals . If this is of interest to you the exemplar
for this is the Mayo Clinic; google around and see what they’re up to.
