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Recording of the Follow up Session: Part II of Supercharge Your ECE Program with Web 2.0
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Handout and Links from the Session
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Handout: Web 2.0 Discussion Questions
As you know, we did not have time for the planned break-out session. This handout was intended to generate discussion amongst
individual groups of participants, but the questions posed in the
handout represent real-life problems and obstacles faced by programs
that are getting started with social media. They will help you plan for
your social media adoption and will also be helpful to you as you
develop a social media policy. Download the handout now!
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Common Craft Videos
There was a lot of interest in the witty and informative CommonCraft Videos I played. Remember that you can use these videos for non-profit training or personal use, but please read the licensing information on the Common Craft site to be sure you are within your rights for the intended use.
Resources for Social Media Policy Development
The Blogs I Mentioned
This is just a small sampling of blogs in ECE. You can search for more blogs on Google Blogsearch and Technorati's blog directory. Just use keywords associated with ECE in your search and you will be surprised with the great results!
ECE on Facebook
These are just a few examples of early childhood programs and educators on Facebook. If you are on Facebook, search for common words associated with ECE and you will find more individuals, Pages, Communities, Groups, and Causes associated with the field.
Other Resources on ESbyFS
• Sign
up for the ECE social media directory:
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/C7WR8HZ
I decided it is too hard to find other ECE peeps on social networking sites, so I am working on a directory. If you would like to be listed, please complete the survey. I update the directory once every couple of months.
• Find others in
the ECE social media directory:
http://www.esbyfs.com/socialece
This link points to the directory itself. Take a look for great resources.
• Join Internet4ECE: (On LinkedIn)
http://ow.ly/1TAo8
I started Internet4ECE to nurture discussions among other administrators who want to use and promote the use of technology for program administration. You must be a LinkedIn member to join.
The Books I Mentioned
The Nonprofit Marketing Guide: High-Impact, Low-Cost Ways to Build Support for Your Good Cause: Kivi Leroux Miller
I'm on LinkedIn--Now What??? (Second Edition): A Guide to Getting the Most Out of LinkedIn (Paperback):Jason Alba
Trust Agents: Using the Web to Build Influence, Improve Reputation, and Earn Trust: Chris Brogan
So You Think You Are Too Old for Social Media? Not So Fast!
