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The document provides tips for utilizing Facebook to create value, recognition, and dialog for an organization. It recommends regularly updating the Facebook page with posts about events, talks, and related topics to engage followers. It also suggests making an annual event and letting juniors design their own senior Facebook page as a project to build recognition. Further, it advises allowing open posting on the page and sharing others' posts to foster dialog within the community.
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- 4. Update Facebook page often Creating Value
- 5. Update Facebook page often Creating Value
- 6. Post related events Creating Value
- 7. Post related events Creating Value
- 8. Post daily talks Creating Value
- 10. Make an annual event Long Lasting Recognition
- 11. Make an annual event Long Lasting Recognition
- 12. Make an annual event Long Lasting Recognition
- 13. Let Juniors pick their own topic for Senior year Juniors personalizing own Facebook page for 2 years Make Facebook page special to students Work on final page as part of a Senior Project Long Lasting Recognition
- 14. Each class creates own annual t-shirt Students vote for favorite on Facebook Long Lasting Recognition
- 15. Have pictures from each Senior Project added every year Long Lasting Recognition
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- 18. Allow anyone to post on page Show others posting about Creating Dialog