Posts tagged: social media
by 2nd year #bcotmedia students Stef, Crimson, and Matt
Tweet to #bcottasks with any suggestions to any #skateboarding challenges you can think of for the upcoming LVR edit #comingsoon
— Pulse Productions (@PulseLVSR) March 5, 2013
#bcotmedia students - please ensure you use your PROFESSIONAL twitter account when joining in with our #bcotad Live Chats and Q+A’s
If you join in with your personal account i might see something I don’t particularly want to see.
As a respect of privacy I only follow your professional social media to help promote you and ‘unsubscribe’ to all your Facebook status updates.
Social Media Revolution - useful for #bcotmedia 1st years U30 LO1 Reports
As of this writing, “Four more years” has been re-tweeted almost 900,000 times and favorited by almost 300,000 people. Here’s what the tweet reveals about social branding:
50 Great Ways Schools Can Use Google Plus Hangouts
With categories covering:
- Teaching & Administration
- Teacher-Student Communication
- Teaching with Hangouts
- Student Connection
- Collaboration
- and Education +
Here are four from the Teaching with Hangouts section:
- Extended discussions: After classroom discussions are over, students or teachers can open up a Hangout to facilitate further discussion.
- Talks around the world: Zookeepers at Zoo Atlanta use Google Plus Hangouts to host keeper talks, making it easy for students of all ages around the world to learn about animals.
- Foreign language Hangouts: Foreign language students can participate in video conversations using Google Translation to better understand each other.
- Mobile learning: Hangouts are available not just on computers, but mobile phones as well, making it possible for students and teachers to log into the chat anywhere they are.
#SocialMedia helps #students learn, yeah? ‘Yeah’ But it can also distract, yeah? ‘Oh, hells yeah’. Please try to make sure the amount of time spent working on your #Assignments is at least equal to the time spent scrolling online.
You know who you are.
If you are worried that you might have put something online that you shouldn’t have - speak to us so we can help you, #bcotmedia students
#College #students today are more #tech savvy than ever before. How important is technology to their academic lives?
The Phoenix Education Trust, home of StudentVoice, is looking for a Social Networking Intern.
Since its formation in 2000, Phoenix has promoted democratic education and student voice, developing StudentVoice which is working to become the representative body for all school students (www.studentvoice.co.uk). We are looking for an individual to support our work in a number of important ways, including the development and maintenance of our social networks and website, liaising with schools and promoting our training resources.
This is a fantastic opportunity for a candidate keen to develop their communication skills and experience in the third sector to join a committed and enthusiastic team.
The applicant should have practical experience of website and social networking design and maintenance, as well as being self-motivated and prepared to take initiative. A commitment to our values and student voice is also essential.
Expenses will be provided, although interns will have the opportunity to work at home.
Closing date for applications: midnight on 18 May 2012.
Interview dates: week commencing 21 May 2012.
Start date: 28 May 2012.
Please e-mail hannah.couchman@phoenixeducation.co.uk for an application pack.
Thanks to @bcotsu for sourcing the opportunity
The Job
Community management.
You’ll be the voice, eyes and ears of YO! Sushi online. You’ll work with all different departments of the business from our CEO to our restaurant staff around the world, to make sure that our customers are wowed by YO! Sushi in the digital world as much as they are in their local restaurant.
★ Content. Words, photos, videos - you know the type of content that gets our community talking.
You’ll be able to toe the line where social media platforms and competitions are concerned, potentially using a social media CMS.
Strategy. You’ll be responsible for spotting an opportunity to take YO! Sushi to the newest parts of the internet. If you think our customers are already there, then you’ll find an innovative way to take us there too.
Insight. You know how to sift through the interesting nuggets of information from the mass volume, and how to make your observations useful to the entire business, not just the Marketing team.
Training. By sharing your knowledge, you will help to ensure social media continues to grow through the heart of our business.
Pitch In. We are a lean, mean marketing machine so you won’t live in a social ivory tower!
When we open a new restaurant or have some experiential marketing activity planned, you’ll be on hand to help out - even if this means wandering the streets in sumo wrestler suits!
Your Personality
Your smartphone is surgically attached to your hand, ready to tweet a restaurant recommendation, check into a gig venue or Instagram a picture of your feet/lunch/cat at a moment’s notice.
Stories in the paper are old news because you saw your friends share it on Facebook yesterday. And on the subject of friends – yours know that the best way to get hold of you is a cheeky Twitter
You’ve used social media to blag yourself a freebie or two in your time. Yes, you.
You’re inquisitive and like to learn about EVERYTHING, clicking from link to link until you’re a font of all knowledge on all manner of things digital. You knew about Fenton/the iPhone 5/ Samantha Brick’s woes first.
You’re either a super smart grad, or have up to 2 years’ experience in social, digital, marketing, PR or a related field. However, we’d be equally impressed if you don’t work in communications but can demonstrate your passion for social media in another way.
You love YO! Sushi, and have been trying to get your boyfriend/girlfriend/boss/grandmother through our doors to prove to them we do much more than sushi. Ideally, you are already a Twitter follower or Facebook fan, or a member of our YO! Love Club. You do katsu, of course.
Your Skills
You’ve got finely honed communication skills and a creative flair. You view character constraints as a creative challenge, not an excuse for bad spelling or grammar.
You know how to deal with different types of people, from customers to journalists. You might have studied a PR, marketing or advertising degree, but…
You’re not scared of numbers. You can pull trends and insight from an Excel spreadsheet of raw data. Numbers are just words that haven’t been translated yet.
You can quickly get your head around web-based analytics tools and systems.
What Next?
NO DULL COVER LETTERS. Seriously!
The restaurant world and the social world share a common short attention span. You have an absolute maximum of 30 seconds to grab someone’s attention when they walk past a restaurant or land on your Facebook page.
Now you have 30 seconds of our time - how are you going to use it?
This is a creative job, so make your approach stand out by any means necessary.
We will accept CVs, but your blog/Twitter profile/YouTube account and other expressions of your personality across the internet are just as important to us.
Think you’ve got what it takes? Fancy working with our small, ambitious, dedicated and fun team based in Farringdon, London, who are masterminding a global sushi revolution
Then get your sushi skates on and apply to social@yosushi.com before 20th May