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Councillors and social media

Councillors and social media. Winning friends, influencing people and staying out of trouble online. What is social media. Is it a collection of tools?. As common as gossip. As revolutionary as the printing press. Don’t be fooled by the tools. Social media is social .

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Councillors and social media

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  1. Councillors and social media Winning friends, influencing people and staying out of trouble online

  2. What is social media Is it a collection of tools?

  3. As common as gossip

  4. As revolutionary as the printing press

  5. Don’t be fooled by the tools Social media is social It’s a new way of connecting

  6. How are some councillors using it?

  7. How are some councils using it?

  8. How are citizens using it?

  9. How you can use social media

  10. Never forget... is forever

  11. No porky pies

  12. Everyone makes a mistake sometime

  13. Don’t be a muppet

  14. A nameless council on Twitter

  15. Your impact online

  16. Don’t take the bait

  17. NOT FOR SLIDESHARE

  18. All in good fun www.idea.gov.uk

  19. Stay cool

  20. What are your “friends” posting?

  21. Follow the Rules

  22. Just follow the rules, you’ll be OK

  23. And never forget... is forever

  24. Sources of support • www.civicsurf.org.uk a resource for blogging councillors • www.ideasocial.wetpaint.com draft guide to social media for councillors • www.socialbysocial.com a primer for harnessing social media for social good • www.communities.idea.gov.ukIDeA’s communities of practice network www.idea.gov.uk

  25. Acknowledgements • Adapted from an original slideset by Ingrid Koehler (ingrid.koehler@idea.gov.uk)

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