Cross Cultural Communication.

Imcd FBS 2013/14

Visualize Your WordsCross Cultural Communication Tools & Tricks

To know on your global streaming

STEP BY STEP :

1. G+ : gmail account, G+, Google Drive, G+ communities2. Create your profile:

Your smart photo (only you and not with your mate or friends, pets or lovers…

Start your own photo gallery: Images are telling your story.

Choose a nice personal header photo with your own storytelling (example on next slide),

create your SOCIAL NETWORK COMMUNITIES by sending requests and don’t forget to add them to your cercles on G+

Join at least 2 other relevant communities on G+ : Just search.

Create a hoa event together with one of your friends and share the roles: Moderator and Co-moderator: Invite 8 of your community members. The content to provide on next slide.

TOOLS TO KNOW AND TO PRACTICE

Wordle.net

Tagxedo.com

Create your own tagcloud for your profiling

Tell your story with keywords, explain your personal branding.

Don’t forget to integrate your name somewhere in the tagcloud.

Download your personal header with the tagcloud and photo and file it in a specific folder.Later on we’ll ad a QR. Code

Wordle.net

Tagxedo.com

With tagxedo you can Write your own story, Or concentrate the keywords of your personal branding on a separate Word/text editor document, then, copy&paste the text intothe frame of tagxedo.

TO DO UNTIL NOVEMBER 10. HANGOUT ON AIR GOOGLE +

This will be the first youtube document to be published on your professional profile on LinkedIn. Try to make a smart one for your professional timeline.

1. Before creating the event, CHOOSE THE TOPIC you want to talk about: 2. This hangout will be part of your final evaluation score. Some ideas for the content:

Elevator pitch. Your vision and images of Clermont Ferrand Your personal project etc. i.e. intercultural snapshots… in France

Make a DOODLE to find out the convergencies in your agenda. Invite Océane because she will co-moderate the event and assist You if you have any technical problems. Use the HANGOUT TOOLBOX (identificationof each participant) Integrate a SLIDESHOW VIA SLIDESHARE.NET or an extract of a video

(of youtube or vimeo). Integrate a TWITTER STREAM and create a # for your session. And make at least one test session off air.

TO DO UNTIL NOVEMBER 10, 2013, PART II

CREATE YOUR DIFFERENT ACCOUNTS ON:

1. PINTEREST: and fixe at least 2 BOARDS of interest: Places where you have been. We’ll need it later on for the

infograph with geolocation spots, Topics of interest which could add to your personal branding

2. SLIDESHARE.NET account. You’ll need it for publishing your slides and for the transmedia storytelling. Create your channel(s) of interest, i.e. viral marketing, gorilla marketing, cross cultural diversity. Just select those you want to share with your community. Publish the link on G+, on LinkedIN with some personal comments showing that you have really seen them.

3. LINKEDIN ACCOUNT, with your photo and your profile. Create your cercle and community around your professional profile.

4. YOUTUBE account and create some channels of your topics of interest.

Prepare your cross cultural storytelling

① Infographics for intercultural communication. The tools

Visualize.me Piktochart Easel.ly Sliderocket.com, prezi.com (there are some very good

tutorials, on the web..

② The content: Your own timeline Your personal project, product,

Publish them on your G+ page or present them during the hangout session.

TO DO UNTIL NOVEMBER 10. PART III

About.me page (your story, your picture, your social links.

Blogger (Google account)

Wordpress (blog & site)

Go on youtube or slideshare.net: There are many tutorials «  how to install wordpress  » in many diff. Languages.

Invent your personal profile: choose a domain name ( a professional one) and design your logo.

http://justcreative.com/2008/01/08/how-to-design-a-logo/

Or go on google and type: how to design a logo…

Test some tools like inkscape, paintbrush etc.

TO DO NOVEMBER 10. PART IV

PREPARE YOUR CROSS MEDIA WRITING TOOLS

What’s Cross Cultural Identity?

SESSION 2