Web 2.0 Presentations
- 2. WEB 2.0 Tools and Technologies Reaching people in new and innovative ways
- 3. WHAT IS WEB 2.0?
- 6. WHAT IS WEB 2.0???
- 7. ONE EXAMPLE
- 8. Twitter is first on the scene for a major earthquake Student 'Twitters' his way out of Egyptian jail 250 bloggers, podcasters, and other technology enthusiasts at a Seattle conference raised $2,657 to pay for an orphan in Cambodia, to go to college using the new technology in just 90 minutes
- 14. WHY SHOULD WE GET INVOLVED IN THE CONVERSATION?
- 15. WE ALREADY ARE!
- 16. PEOPLE TWITTERING ABOUT THE CANCER COUNCIL
- 17. STAFF OF CANCER COUNCIL VICTORIA CREATING A FACEBOOK GROUP
- 18. PEOPLE FLICKRING PHOTOS OF CANCER COUNCIL EVENTS
- 19. PEOPLE GEO-TAGGING RELAY FOR LIFE EVENTS
- 20. PEOPLE ADDING CANCER COUNCIL RELATED VIDEOS IN YOUTUBE
- 21. WHAT COULD HAPPEN WHEN WE ARE NOT PART OF THE CONVERSATION?
- 22. SOMEONE (NOT CC PERSON) CREATES A GROUP IN FACEBOOK
- 23. THEN SOMEONE PROVIDES BANK DETAILS AND ASKS FOR MONEY
- 24. IS THIS INFORMATION REAL? Cancer Council related info DO WE NEED TO REACT TO IT?
- 25. WHO IS ALREADY USING WEB 2.0?
- 26. WHO IS ALREADY USING WEB 2.0?
- 27. HOW DO WE ACTUALLY DO IT?
- 28. WE FIRST LISTEN
- 29. THEN WE DECIDE WHERE WE WANT TO INTERACT
- 30. WE BUILD THE PRESENCE AND BECOME PART OF THE CONVERSATION Focus on content Put the community users’ needs first Community building
- 31. MORE EXAMPLES
- 32. Promoting events
- 33. Informing of new publication
- 35. ADVOCACY
- 36. FUNDRAISING
- 37. PAGE FOR FANS
- 39. YOUTUBE CHANNEL
- 40. CONCLUSIONS We are part of the conversation or take the risk of becoming invisible Conversations happen anyway, if we are not active, someone else will be (risk of non-official information) We need to be careful with the content (Conversation Vs Interruption)