Courseware for Social Media Workshops

I’m going to gradually, as time permits, migrate all my courseware across to the new format, offer it for free download under Creative Commons for download (lulu or scribd), or physical colour workbooks via publish on demand Lulu (http://stores.lulu.com/laurelpapworth) . WARNING: I’ve ordered the new format printed workbook from Lulu but I need to check formatting, make sure fonts etc haven’t gone mad. Check back here – I’ll remove the warning in 3 days when the workbook arrives. 

By the way, the converting, uploading and distributing of this content for free would go faster if I have a SPONSOR. hint hint. Otherwise it’s a weekend, evenings job I guess. In other words, don’t get mad if I seem slow! Here’s the first one.

COURSEWARE: Social Media PR Crisis Communication

Scribd offers a YouTube style embed, Lulu offers both hardcopy and a free download service.

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Let me know what you think. I’m also setting up SocialWebForum for students/clients/companies to ask questions on social media and courses. Feel free to participate as an expert (consultant) or as a student (attendee). Am looking for helpers with SocialWebForum, not just forum participants.

My courseware is under Creative Commons Attribute and Non Derivative. So it is available for COMMERCIAL purposes – just download for free or order the printed workbooks cheaply on Lulu. But you can’t change it in anyway without emailing me first (hint: removing my name from the book and just adding it as a tiny postscript ain’t on). If you really need to slap your company logo all over the front page, or edit it for some non-nefarious purpose, just email me so I can confirm the licence change for you. 

Please please use the courseware, write back comments/suggestions/criticisms, blog about it, RETWEET it. Social media that is not discussed does not exist. I hope some one finds this first workbook useful. But remember, it’s just a foundation – you have to bring your own case studies, experience and skills as a trainer to provide attendees with a clear, practical foundation in social media skills. 

The Social Network courseware I have produced over the last 4 or 5 years includes Monetizing and Revenue in Social Media, Creating Social Media Marketing Campaigns, Social Media for Arts, TV and Film workshops, Measuring and Analytics for Social Media, Social Media workbooks for Art Galleries, Museums, Archivists and Libraries. Others for Education, Government, Entertainment (general). Promotions and Event Management with Social Media. Other PR workbooks for example are How to Create a Social Media Press Release (used to be Multimedia Content For Bloggers) and Blogger Relations. H.R., Recruitment and Social Networks. How to Build and Manage a Forum Community (was How To Build and Maintain an Online Community), Social Network Economies – Banking, Telecommunications and Publishing. Game Moderating in Virtual Worlds, Leadership and Innovation in MMORPGs. World of Warcraft for Future Business Leaders, Workshop on Profile, Identity, Trust and Reputation in Social Networks.  Social Networks and Small/Medium Size Businesses (same as Dept State & Regional Dev. courseware) and Social Networks for Not For Profits (was Volunteers, Fundraising and Online Communities). You might already have the How to Blog for Business, How to Facebook for Business and How to Twitter for Business but the new format will be also up soon. And a bunch of others. The first three I’ll probably convert first will be Monetizing and Measurement and Event Management courseware, possibly also Enterprise 2.0: Social Media behind the Firewall unless you have a preference for one of the others?

 

Follow @gapingvoid HO Ho ho.. ha HA ha Here’s a quick list of some ways to vet potential social media experts. 1) When asked about listening, gives you a blank stare. 2) Converses at people instead of with them on social networks 3) No tangible past experience delivering return on investment either for themselves or others 4) Doesn’t understand how social media integrates into larger corporate communications or business strategy 5) First recommendation is to blog 6) Believes in delivering messages 7) Will ghostwrite blog posts and other social content for you Is willing to impersonate you online in social Continue Reading…

 

EITHER IN COMMENTS or email them to me – lpapworth (at) gmail.com if you are shy I have to get some testimonials together. Like, how I saved the world and stopped ladders in pantyhose without blinking. Or something. So if you are up for it, and have worked with me, sat in a workshop, had a snark, read my blog, whatevs, feel free to write a testimonial. If you hate what I have to say/promote, go ahead, but I will remove stuff that gets too violent and bloodthirsty. (See code of conduct). If you just want to be *funny* (or Continue Reading…

 

One more sleep: Arthur Artinian, Lawyer, Blake DawsonNick Bolton, Head of Sales and Marketing, ViocorpKate Carruthers, Former, Digital Business Manager, WestfieldTrevor Cook, Independant Consultant,Ross Dawson, Chairman, Future Exploration NetworkFoad Fadaghi, Technology Editor, BRWTony Faure, CEO, ninemsnGary Hayes, Head of Virtual Worlds, The Project FactoryRobbie Hills, Managing Director, 24/7 Real MediaLee Hopkins, Director of Buzz, Better Communication ResultsWarren Lee, CEO, APN OnlineJack Matthews, CEO, Fairfax DigitalSteven Noble, Director, Digital, Hill & KnowltonTim Parsons, Founder, Mobile MondaysCameron Reilly, CEO, The PodCast NetworkDamian Smith, General Manager – Digital Media, Network 10Louise van Rooyen, Managing Director, Pan Pacific InteractiveJennifer Wilson, Principal, Lean ForwardTennille Wong, Continue Reading…

 

I haven’t been invited to one office Christmas party this year *bursts into tears*. That would be a hint, guys. (EDIT: It worked! Rachel Slattery rescued me from social death )I wonder if The Silly Season corporate bashes will be a thing of the past, if Gen Y all work for themselves? Anyway, here’s some non-Christmas parties. The unChristmas parteh? Wild Wicked Wanton Women of the Web 2.0 drinkiesArthouse Hotel tonight.Men who buy a round of drinks are always welcome. (whaaaat?)5:30pmhere on facebook Hmm tomorrow night (Tuesday) Events Be among the first to hear about exclusive Anthill events… become a Continue Reading…

 

Two events about the lovelies of Web 2.0 – ABN Seminar and Expo Day. And DebateIT: It’s a World Wide Web of Women.The lovely Rachel Slattery is up to her usual shenanigans. This time she’s got a – what is the plural; a gaggle? – of women fronting up (guys most welcome): DebateIT: It’s a World Wide Web of Women! When: Wednesday 21st November, 2007Venue: Lecture Theatre, Museum of SydneyCorner of Phillip & Bridge Street, SydneyTime: 5.30pm – 7.00pmCost: $30 (inc. GST) * Please note this fee only covers entry to the Debate. However, please join us at Bar Luca Continue Reading…

 

I need an excuse to show you that very funny clip (hat tip: Lee Hopkins). So here goes: Penn Masala are an a capella group from University of Pennsylvania. I like the fact that they took a Brand (Facebook) and an associated Topical Point (stalking online) and wrote a song, scripted, acted, directed and edited a video and then became their own marketing channel (YouTube). 10-15 years ago, how would a University choir have done it? If they could’ve talked the creative arts department into helping out, how would the audio/video have been distributed? If a University Choir gets hold Continue Reading…

 

Hiya, if you are interested here is Liz Tay of Computerworld take on a presentation I gave the AIIA a few weeks ago: The Web 2.0 advertising machine It’s time to bust the myths that are holding back potential online marketers If the mention of Web 2.0 social networks conjures images of tech-crazed teens navigating virtual worlds at breakneck speeds or screenshots of flowery pink blogs, think again. According to Laurel Papworth, Online Communities Strategist of consultancy World Communities, the Web 2.0 world can offer business opportunities that far surpass that of traditional media. Speaking at the AIIA (Australian Information Continue Reading…

 

…I heard that Reeltime.tv was also a Perth based company (see prev. post). Probably the remoteness of it all. However checking reeltime.tv website they list only a Melb and Syd address. So without naming names *points a finger at the bloke from PBL* someone must’ve got it wrong the other night! Lachlan Murdoch buys into DVD rental firm FORMER News Corporation executive Lachlan Murdoch has chosen a relatively unknown DVD subscription service to launch his corporate interests in Australia, paying about $650,000 for a 9.6 per cent stake in Quickflix.Mr Murdoch began his lightening raid on the Perth-based company just Continue Reading…

 

…and read this. From Dylan Welch at the Sydney Morning Herald: Medical website hits back at doctors A professor of medicine working with an online medical diagnosis website says a call by the Australian Medical Association to avoid such sites was ill-informed, and “they need to be open to this new technology”. NSW AMA President Andrew Keegan last week criticised the growth of web diagnostic tools, saying it was inappropriate for a diagnosis to be given without a full face-to-face history by a doctor. But Professor George Rubin, a consultant with private hospital owner Australian Macquarie Health Corporation, which runs Continue Reading…

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