Last week, we introduced a new plan we have for this year’s MoCC Conference – we’re taking it online! Here’s how you can join us.
- Don’t be scared. We know, we know – Twitter may not make a lot of sense from the sound of it, and we’ve all heard stories about joining Facebook and getting found by a creepy ex-boyfriend. But take heart! There’s lots of good reasons to join: reconnecting with old friends, networking, communicating through your school or organization.
- Sign up. This step is much easier than step 1, and will take you less than five minutes. Go to www.twitter.com, and create a user name. Or, go to www.facebook.com and enter your e-mail and name, and a few other short details. That’s it, really.
- Participate! Become a fan of our Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Missouri-Campus-Compact/164541696759#/pages/Missouri-Campus-Compact/164541696759?ref=mf . It’s a great place to network, virtually meet some presenters and ask questions before or after the conference. If you’re on Twitter, use a hashtag “MOCC”– it’s like secret Twitter code. Just use “#mocc” somewhere in your post, and make sure your tweets are set to public, not private. For example:
“Learning about social media. #mocc”
“Anyone else at #mocc lunch session?”
“I think this year’s #mocc is the best conference EVER!”
Then, you can find other people tweeting about the conference by searching for the #mocc hashtag. Confused? Try this article – it’s a hashtag 101.
Here are some other great Twitter and Facebook primers. Hope you join and help us bring the conference to you virtually!
- Why the heck would you use Twitter?
- 10 tips for Twitter beginners
- A sarcastic, hilarious take on Twitter
- 10 privacy settings every Facebook user should know
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Kate and Holly – thanks for helping this Service Learning 1.0 gal into 2.0. All I need is an intern and we will be posting everywhere!
To quote Ira Harkavey – “Democracy is harder than rocket science”… so if this is what it takes, I’m “justdoitdonna
Great conference….kudos to all!
Hello Kate, thanks for the information, I will follow the group of Missouri Campus Compact, on Twitter and Facebook, because I wanted to meet with some presenters