The Health Communication Unit - Influencing Policy Changes & Development


	Information and Resources >> Videos Use of Social Media for Health Promotion: An Overview of the Evidence with Webinar Guest speaker Craig Lefebvre If you are having trouble viewing any of the videos on this page, try downloading Flash Player, then refresh this browser window and try viewing the video again. Audio Files and Powerpoint Slides Visit THCU's blogspace for other readings about new social media vehicles, and an opportunity to post your questions and reflections. Part 1: Our World vs. The Networked World Part 2: Visualize the Social Network Connector, Maven & Salesman Part 3: Tips for Application, Examples, Media Multiplexity Part 4: 10 Questions with Craig (1-3) Did you say people consider themselves the best source? How do organizations make this new way of thinking happen? Do you have any examples of an organization shift that allowed staff to adopt new media? Part 5: 10 Questions with Craig (4-7) Is the size of organization relevant when adopting new media? Are there usage trends based on size? Do you have a suggestion on how to find people to use networking in the blogosphere for a program? If new media is not heavily used in rural area should Public Health try to introduce the technology or wait for technology to be used in the area? Where do you build social networks into the campaign planning process? Part 6: 10 Questions with Craig (8-10) How much exposure using new media is needed? When posting on a blog should you post as yourself or under the corporate signature when interacting with bloggers? Do you have a prediction if new media will replace mass media? Part 1: Our World vs. The Networked World This text will be replaced Part 2: Visualize the Social Network Connector, Maven & Salesman This text will be replaced Part 3: Tips for Application, Examples, Media Multiplexity This text will be replaced Part 4: 10 Questions with Craig (1-3) This text will be replaced Part 5: 10 Questions with Craig (4-7) This text will be replaced Part 6: 10 Questions with Craig (8-10) This text will be replaced