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The vast majority of our schools and non-profit organisations are actively engaged in social media activity. However, more often than not, social media is managed by a small team and rarely based on a strategy. Our social media for schools course looks at the latest social media trends, data, case studies and tools, enabling Principals, Heads of Departments and Teachers to create a successful social media strategy and to integrate social media into areas such as: Learning, Teaching, Parents and Community engagements. Attendees will finish the 2 day training with the ability to confidently create a social media strategies, manage on-going activity, measure performance and benchmark success. Objective Our aim is to help Schools understand, embrace and effectively use Social Media as an alternative tool for communicating. Given that Social Media is so ubiquitous today, we believe that Schools have no other option but to also use this platform to communicate. An effective communication campaign is based on the psychology of social behaviors of its audience, therefore constant, direct and personalised engagement in schools is a Big Deal. Our rationale Given how the world has shifted to the digital age, it is our view that e-government is the only reality. Social media creates a new dialogue, it takes the power of communications and messaging away from the mass media model and places it firmly into peerto-peer, public discourse, therefore to capture the attention of the audience, Social Media communication is a MUST. ]]>
The vast majority of our schools and non-profit organisations are actively engaged in social media activity. However, more often than not, social media is managed by a small team and rarely based on a strategy. Our social media for schools course looks at the latest social media trends, data, case studies and tools, enabling Principals, Heads of Departments and Teachers to create a successful social media strategy and to integrate social media into areas such as: Learning, Teaching, Parents and Community engagements. Attendees will finish the 2 day training with the ability to confidently create a social media strategies, manage on-going activity, measure performance and benchmark success. Objective Our aim is to help Schools understand, embrace and effectively use Social Media as an alternative tool for communicating. Given that Social Media is so ubiquitous today, we believe that Schools have no other option but to also use this platform to communicate. An effective communication campaign is based on the psychology of social behaviors of its audience, therefore constant, direct and personalised engagement in schools is a Big Deal. Our rationale Given how the world has shifted to the digital age, it is our view that e-government is the only reality. Social media creates a new dialogue, it takes the power of communications and messaging away from the mass media model and places it firmly into peerto-peer, public discourse, therefore to capture the attention of the audience, Social Media communication is a MUST. ]]> Wed, 13 Apr 2016 18:47:56 GMT /slideshow/social-media-for-schools-communications/60880772 DonaldPhejane1@slideshare.net(DonaldPhejane1) Social Media for Schools Communications DonaldPhejane1 The vast majority of our schools and non-profit organisations are actively engaged in social media activity. However, more often than not, social media is managed by a small team and rarely based on a strategy. Our social media for schools course looks at the latest social media trends, data, case studies and tools, enabling Principals, Heads of Departments and Teachers to create a successful social media strategy and to integrate social media into areas such as: Learning, Teaching, Parents and Community engagements. Attendees will finish the 2 day training with the ability to confidently create a social media strategies, manage on-going activity, measure performance and benchmark success. Objective Our aim is to help Schools understand, embrace and effectively use Social Media as an alternative tool for communicating. Given that Social Media is so ubiquitous today, we believe that Schools have no other option but to also use this platform to communicate. An effective communication campaign is based on the psychology of social behaviors of its audience, therefore constant, direct and personalised engagement in schools is a Big Deal. Our rationale Given how the world has shifted to the digital age, it is our view that e-government is the only reality. Social media creates a new dialogue, it takes the power of communications and messaging away from the mass media model and places it firmly into peerto-peer, public discourse, therefore to capture the attention of the audience, Social Media communication is a MUST. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/schoolssowetobrochure21-22apriljhb-160413184756-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&amp;height=120&amp;fit=bounds" /><br> The vast majority of our schools and non-profit organisations are actively engaged in social media activity. However, more often than not, social media is managed by a small team and rarely based on a strategy. Our social media for schools course looks at the latest social media trends, data, case studies and tools, enabling Principals, Heads of Departments and Teachers to create a successful social media strategy and to integrate social media into areas such as: Learning, Teaching, Parents and Community engagements. Attendees will finish the 2 day training with the ability to confidently create a social media strategies, manage on-going activity, measure performance and benchmark success. Objective Our aim is to help Schools understand, embrace and effectively use Social Media as an alternative tool for communicating. Given that Social Media is so ubiquitous today, we believe that Schools have no other option but to also use this platform to communicate. An effective communication campaign is based on the psychology of social behaviors of its audience, therefore constant, direct and personalised engagement in schools is a Big Deal. Our rationale Given how the world has shifted to the digital age, it is our view that e-government is the only reality. Social media creates a new dialogue, it takes the power of communications and messaging away from the mass media model and places it firmly into peerto-peer, public discourse, therefore to capture the attention of the audience, Social Media communication is a MUST.
Social Media for Schools Communications from Donald Phejane
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