How social work students can use social media
Here’s an excellent study by Tarsem Singh Cooner and colleagues, on how social work students might use social media…
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Here’s an excellent study by Tarsem Singh Cooner and colleagues, on how social work students might use social media…
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Social work organisations are rare on social media. Partly this is because of confidentiality and partly because this community sector is reticent to jump into social media. Here’s some great advice from social workers using Twitter: “Be human and authentic … Continue reading Twitter Tips for Social Workers
Social Media Content Managers Prefer Written Content
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Research by the Pew Research Centre illustrates different types of conversations on Twitter: dividied, unified, fragmented, clustered, in-hub and spoke, and out-hub and spoke Continue reading Conversation Types on Twitter
A Gallup poll finds that 81% of engaged workers are more likely to give their employer’s products and services a positive recommendation on social media in comparison to only 18% of actively disengaged workers.
Continue reading “Employees Are Your Social Media Champions” Social Sciences Up to the Task of New Technologies
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Social Media Marketing Plan
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Social Science Highly Sought After
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Pinterest tips for public education
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Facebook Conserves Offline Relationships
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