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Does your Institution Suffer from Dissociative Identity Disorder? March 12, 2013 The webcast will begin at the top of the hour. There is no audio being broadcast at this time. If you need assistance, contact Blackboard Collaborate:

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Does your Institution Suffer from Dissociative Identity Disorder?

March 12, 2013

  • The webcast will begin at the top of the hour.
  • There is no audio being broadcast at this

time.

  • If you need assistance, contact Blackboard

Collaborate: 866-388-8674.

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Does your Institution Suffer from Dissociative Identity Disorder?

March 12, 2013

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Does your Institution Suffer from Dissociative Identity Disorder?

  • Welcome.
  • Thank you Blackboard

Collaborate!

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Megan Raymond, WCET 3

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Today’s Presenters

  • Sheri Prupis, Vice

President Academic Initiatives

  • NJEDge.Net
  • Cindy Hollingsworth,

Social Media Manager

  • Kansas State University

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NJEDge.Net

Sheri Prupis

  • Vice President

Academic Initiatives

  • NJEDge.Net

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http://www.princeton.edu/main/ca mpuslife/media/social/

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Strategic Developments

  • As a consequence of

the consumerization of IT, individuals will increasingly control their own complex personal infrastructure.

  • Social media is the new

collaboration environment of choice.

  • Students as content

creators.

  • Social media for

learning – connectivism.

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Social Software Fills the Gap Between the Inflexible and the Chaotic

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Guidelines for Developing Social Media Strategies

  • Focus Beyond Facebook and Twitter.
  • Clarify the Difference between Institutional and

Individual Use.

  • Empower Individuals to Find Ways to Use Social

Media Within the Boundaries of Their Responsibilities.

  • Tailor Strategy for Administrative and Academic

Roles.

  • Provide a Choice of Tools.
  • Develop Measures.

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Social Media Policy Examples

  • The University of Oklahoma’s “Web Communications” site:

http://www.ou.edu/content/home/webcomm/social_media/social_media_and_higher_ed.html

  • The University of Oregon’s social media best practices: http://webcom.uoregon.edu/socialmedia
  • Vanderbilt social media:

http://web.vanderbilt.edu/resources/social-media-handbook/using-social-media/

  • NJ Institute of Technology’s social media and policies:

http://www.njit.edu/stratcomm/services/socialmedia-policy.php http://www.njit.edu/stratcomm/services/socialmedia-guidelines.php

  • Princeton University’s formal faces: http://www.princeton.edu/main/campuslife/media/social/
  • California State University, Office of the Chancellor:

http://wcet.wiche.edu/wcet/docs/webcasts/2013/dissociative-id- disorder/CSUCO_SocialMediaPolicy.pdf

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Sheri Lynn Prupis Vice President, Academic Initiatives NJEDge.Net Prupis@NJEDge.Net 973-596-5490

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Cindy Hollingsworth

  • Social Media

Manager

  • Kansas State

University

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Why we started:

  • K-State 2025. http://www.k-state.edu/2025
  • President set goals for social media use.
  • Need for centralized guidelines.

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How we started:

  • Considered work previously done by large university

committee.

  • Researched other university and business policies.
  • Incorporated input from experienced DCM staff .
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Decisions we made:

  • General rather than specific.
  • Chose “Guidelines” for the title.
  • Intentional in tone.
  • Requested centralized access to accounts.
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Guidelines include:

  • One Kansas State University voice.
  • Before you begin.
  • Best practices for social media.
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What we learned:

  • Do it sooner rather than later.
  • Support of administration is important.
  • Create, post, refine.
  • Continual process.
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What is next:

  • Considering another revision.
  • Rename as “Policy”.
  • Requiring application to our office to start new accounts.
  • Requiring administrative access to all accounts.
  • Consulting university attorneys as needed.
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Cindy Hollingsworth

Social Media Manager Division of Communications and Marketing Kansas State University cholling@k-state.edu 785-532-2349

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Questions from the Audience

  • If you have questions please add them to the

chat box. If we do not get to all of them during the live webcast we will send responses in a follow up document with the link to the archive.

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Learn More and Stay Connected

  • Visit the WCET’s Connect, Learn, Advance services on our

website: http://wcet.wiche.edu/

  • Become a WCET member: benefits extend to your entire

institution:

  • News digests- academic, technology, and policy.
  • Listservs.
  • Free webcasts.
  • Exclusive member only resources.
  • Attend WCET’s 25th Annual Meeting in Denver, CO, November

13-15, 2013.

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Learn More and Stay Connected

Join WCET today!

http://wcet.wiche.edu/contact-us/join-wcet

Participate in our next webcast: Open Education: The Business and Policy Case for OER April 3, 2013 http://wcet.wiche.edu/connect/oer-webcast

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Additional Information and Resources

  • Access to the resources discussed during this

webcast, including the archive, will be available next week.

  • http://wcet.wiche.edu/connect/webcasts

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Thank you Blackboard Collaborate

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Thank you Supporting Members for your commitment to WCET and e-Learning

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Thank you Supporting Members for your commitment to WCET and e-Learning

  • Boise State University
  • Colorado Technical University
  • Dow Lohnes, LLC
  • Lone Star College System
  • Michigan State University
  • University of Missouri/Mizzou Online
  • University of North Texas
  • University of West Georgia
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