Victoria, BC
Social Media, Citizen Engagement and Municipal Politics – October 17, 2011 @ 6:45pm
You are invited to attend Social Media, Citizen Engagement and Municipal Politics on Monday, October 17th at 6:45pm at the University of Victoria, David Strong Building, room C126.
Mat Wright will be asking a panel of municipal candidates and political organizers their thoughts on Social Media as it effects municipal issues, in particularly the challenges and opportunities for citizen engagement at this level.
All municipal candidates who are using social media as a component within their campaign are invited to be part of the panel. Please contact @MatVic on Twitter.
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Social Media Basics – September 19, 2011, 6:45pm
Join us at UVic on September 19th, 2011 for our first Social Media Club meeting of the new season!
To kick off the new year, we’ll have 3 presentations targeted to beginners, as well as some networking time:
- Twitter Basics – by Janis La Couvée
- Facebook Basics – by Chris Burdge
- LinkedIn Basics – by Paul Holmes
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Social Media Club Taking a Break This Summer and Back Again in September
Hope everyone is enjoying our warm summer weather and taking time to relax and kick back!
We at Social Media Club are taking a break as well, with no meetings in July or August.
However, we’ll be back at it in September with a session we’re calling “Social Media 101″. Come to learn more about and share your own insights in terms of Facebook, Linked In and Twitter tips and tricks.
Join us September 17 – venue details to follow!
In the meantime, enjoy your summer.
Social Media Club Taking a Break This Summer and Back Again in September is a post from: Social Media Club Victoria
Creative Commons Do’s and Don’ts
Our June 20th meeting focuses on Creative Commons Licensing: the do’s and don’ts of content sharing and the right way to “borrow” information, quotations and images for your blog and social networking profile. On the flip side, we will also look at how to go about copyrighting and licensing content for the online world.
Our featured speaker is Scott Leslie.
Scott is a self-described educational technologist, hacker, researcher and open content/open network activist. He currently works as the Manager of Client Services in Open Education for BCcampus, a province-wide post-secondary agency in British Columbia, Canada.
Creative Commons Do’s and Don’ts
Our June 20th meeting focuses on Creative Commons Licensing: the do’s and don’ts of content sharing and the right way to “borrow” information, quotations and images for your blog and social networking profile. On the flip side, we will also look at how to go about copyrighting and licensing content for the online world.
Our featured speaker is Scott Leslie.
Scott is a self-described educational technologist, hacker, researcher and open content/open network activist. He currently works as the Manager of Client Services in Open Education for BCcampus, a province-wide post-secondary agency in British Columbia, Canada.
