Connect 4 - Blending Social Media and Facilitation Techniques

Types of AudiencesTypes of Audiences• Vacationers• Learners• Prisoners• Judges• Experts

The Identity Crisis…

When you see Kevin James or Carrie Underwood remember the awesome time

you had at The Leadership Challenge Forum!

ANDRemember your presenters from TeamTRI look forward to your

CONTENT CONTENT CONTENT and success online with

The Leadership Challenge!

Social MediaSocial MediaQuiz TimeQuiz Time

Twitter: Try HootSuite(Allows you to pre-program and schedule Tweets for many accounts. Also works for Facebook too!)

TOOLS TO HELP YOU TWITTER (Tweet)•HootSuite (Social Media Dashboard)•TwinBox (Tweet from Outlook)•TweetDeck (Manage and Search)•Twitterific (Manage and Search)•TweetRadar (See Tweets on a Map)

Notes from the session

IDEA 1: LEARN IT1. Go to YouTube.2. Search “Leadership Challenge.”3. Enjoy leadership goodness!4. Share it!

IDEA 2: TEACH IT1. Go to YouTube.2. Create a YouTube Channel.3. Upload videos of you sharing leadership bliss and content.4. Use Social Media tools to share it.

Your Turn!Your Turn!

Upload your Leadership Challenge Forum photos, ideas, lessons and learnings to your Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn ____________ (insert social media here).

• EverNote (synchronize your notes)

• SlideShare (“YouTube” for PowerPoints)

• PollEverywhere (polling via SMS)

• Skype (phone/video conference over the Net)

• TripIt (amazing travel organizer)

• DropBox (file sharing)

• TED (amazing ideas from amazing people)

• Animoto (make videos out of still photos)

• YouMail (transcribes voicemail & sent via text/email)

• iStockPhoto/sxc.hu• Whatthefont (match fonts)

• TypeNow (list of fonts for free)

• Yammer (like “Twitter” but for a closed network)

Ideas from the Ideas from the

Awesome Awesome

Audience of Experts!Audience of Experts!

• Doodle (online scheduling)

• Fotolia (photo site)

• All Top (online magazine just for you)

• Harvard Business Review (sensational tips, stats, info, apps)

• Morguefile (free photos)

• ColorCop (determine colors)

Case Study: YammerCase Study: Yammer• Yammer is a “closed” social media

network that answers the question “what’s going on in your organization right now?”

• California DECA uses Yammer for its student officers to report in real time any projects or activities they are working on for the organization.

• Students are trained on Leadership Challenge and report at the end of the month their activities but in a SLC format.

Case Study: YammerCase Study: Yammer

• Sample monthly report assembled according to the Five Exemplary Practices from Yammer postings

Additional Ways to Find Us!Ryan UnderwoodEmail: [email protected]: @teamtri.comFacebook: www.facebook.com/teamtri

Amy GallimoreEmail: [email protected]: @agallimoreFacebook: www.facebook.com/amygallimore