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“Social media is the use of web-based and mobile technologies to turn communication into interactive dialogue.” - Wikipedia Network – Influencing in new media It’s an online conversatio n!
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“Social media is the use of web-based and mobile technologies to turn communication into interactive dialogue.”

- Wikipedia

Network – Influencing in new media

It’s an online conversation!

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What will I talk about

1Why use new media?

2What is

important?

3How is the

workflow?

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Why use new media?1

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New paradigm

• From one-way to two-way communication

• From passive to active participant

• From mouth to mouth to mouths of many

“We are forced to listen more than talk”

Internet

Printing press

Written languages

Spoken languages

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Paul Speaks to the Ephesian Elders”[…] And how I kept back nothing that was profitable unto you, but have shewed you, and have taught you publicly, and from house to house,…”

Acts 20;20

What I'm teaching in private I also can teaches in public

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15-24 age

25-39 age

40-54 age

55+ age

Use the internet

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%

85%

70%

56%

28%

54%

10%

18%

20%

12%

15%

2%

3%

5%

5%

4%

2%

8%

17%

45%

22%

1%

1%

2%

10%

5%

Daily Two/Three times a week Two/Three times a monthNever No access

Internet use in Europe

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Use of the internet

Mobile Tablet Computer05

101520253035404550

36%

16%

48%

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consumed text?

Less than

10%

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Several times a day

Daily Per week Monthly Daily among 15-29 year olds

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

34%

46% watching YouTube once a week.

The same figures were 22% in 2007.

12%

21%

4%

18%

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Hours per week

church Facebook FB 15-29 Internet YouTube0

2

4

6

8

10

12

14

church; 2.8Facebook; 3.5

FB 15-29; 5.25

Internet; 12.6

YouTube; 2.1

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We must create the link, start the holistic conversation...

…change between digital life and physical life.

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2 What is important?

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The biggest ”learning”

mistake on social media

You are only publishing

content, not interaction

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Young Teens 12 to 17

Youth 18 to 21

Generation Y 22 to 40

Generation X 27 to 40

Young Boomers 41 to 50

Older Boomers 51 to 61

Seniors 62+

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

Creators. These are people who publish on the web (blog, website, video, podcasts).Critics. These are people who post reviews online, com-ment, or contribute to exist-ing content.Collectors. These are people who read lots of information and may vote or tag pages or photos.Joiners. These are people who have a profile on dif-ferent social networking sites.Spectators. Who read online information, podcasts and watch videos but do not par-ticipate.Inactives. As suspected, these are the people who aren’t engaged in any of these social technologies.

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It is not your knowledge alone, it is more your walk

It is not your knowledge alone, it is more your walk

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How is your message expressed

in a question?

It is not your knowledge alone, it is more your walk

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Not only publish your knowledge, let your

knowledge create a conversation.

How is your message expressed in a question?

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3 How is the workflow?

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• Make a “hub”: blog, Facebook group or Tableproject.org “classroom” before the ELF.

• Get the network speakers to form their message in questions - Some of them must be polls

• Flip the classroom – read and quiz at home, work on social in class.

• Use the “hub” in the physical classroom.

It's all about teamwork and co-authoring helps you to reach your goal.

Workflow - how?

Leader

speakerParticipant

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What is the challenge?

• Network speakers re-Think their communication

• Your time• Only 400 character in a

story • Make it personal • Finding third part

content

ifttt.com

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Subscribe & Publish

Blogs, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube, etc. All driven by RSS feeds - simple mechanism that’s built in.

These allow people to subscribe, follow, friend and connect.

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What do I do?

Blog / Website

RSS feed

MailChimp

Facebookgroup

Twitter

”Public way”

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What do I do?

Facebookgroup

RSS feed

MailChimp Closed blog

”private way”bit.ly/mediachurch

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What do I do?

tableproject.org

RSS feed

MailChimp

”private way - GO BIG”

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Learning goals

• We are forced to listen more than talk• We must create the link, start the holistic

conversation.• How is your message expressed

in a question?• Not only publish your knowledge, let your knowledge

create a conversation.• Be continuously• Put the internet to work for you.


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