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Social Media Webinars: Blogs

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on July 13, 2009 at 4:47:02 pm
 

This is the outline for a basic EPA webinar about blogs, targeted to government staff unfamiliar with the tool.  Please edit to help us better flesh out the outline.

 

You'll need to get a free account on this wiki; it's open to anyone, inside government or not.

 

Edits due: July 27, 2009.

 

I.  Introduction

     A.  Definition: Blog-“Web Log” web site, regular entries, description of events, reverse chronological order

     B.  Origin, history, popularity

 

II. Various Uses

     A.  Personal

     B. Agency general

     C. Agency issue-specific

     D. Media (sketches, photoblog)

     E. Time-limited

 

III. Community

     A. Blogosphere

     B. Mommy bloggers

     C. Issue bloggers

     D. Others?

 

IV. Government examples (please provide URL and what makes a particular blog special)

     A. EPA: Greenversations (all employees invited to write, general-purpose, all issues)

     B. EPA: National Dialogue (time-limited, posts asked questions, commenters responded)

     C. EPA: Great Lakes Challenge (time-limited, information about a particular project)

     D. Blogs from other agencies and what makes them good examples of a particular type

 

V. Implementation

     A. Policy

          1. Commenting

          2. Privacy

          3. Who will write/review process

 

VI. Metrics

     A. Blog Search engines: Technorati

          Others?

     B. Subscribers

     C. Daily readers

     D. Twitter followers

     E. Engagement

          1. Comments

          2. How much commenters respond to each other

          3. Others?

 

 

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