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Chicago—91´«Ã½ Editions announces a new iteration of our popular eCourse, . Paul Signorelli will serve as the instructor for a 4-week facilitated eCourse starting on Monday, March 6, 2017.

Learning outcomes

After participating in this eCourse, you will have an:

• Awareness of how social media tools can be used to support the work you do with colleagues and other community stakeholders in fostering engagement through onsite and online communities
• Increased ability to identify, explore, and foster the use of social media tools that support you and those you serve
• Increased ability to use a variety of social media tools effectively in your day-to-day work

Tired of hearing all the reasons why you should be using Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, and other popular social media tools? Perhaps it’s time to explore social media tools in a supportive and engaging environment with a keen eye toward using those tools more effectively in your work.

Join us and social media guru and innovator Paul Signorelli in this four-week, highly-interactive eCourse as he explores a variety of social media tools in terms of how they can be used to organize information and communities. Together, you will survey and use a variety of social media tools, such as Delicious, Diigo, Facebook, Goodreads, Google Hangouts, LibraryThing, Pinterest, Storify, Twitter, and more! You will also explore how social media tools can be used to organize and disseminate information and how they can be used to foster and sustain communities of learning.

eCourse outline

Part 1: Using Social Media Tools to Organize and Provide Access to Information

Delicious, Diigo, Goodreads, LibraryThing, and other tagging sites

Part 2: Organizing, Marketing, and Running Programs

Facebook, Pinterest, and other tools for engagement

Part 3: Expanding and Analyzing Community Impact

Twitter, Storify, and other microblogging resources

Part 4: Sustaining Engagement with Community Partners

Coordinating your presence and interactions across a variety of social media tools

About the Instructor

Paul Signorelli, co-author of with Lori Reed, is a San Francisco-based writer, trainer, presenter, and consultant exploring, fostering, and documenting innovations in learning. Having earned an MLIS through the University of North Texas (with an emphasis on online learning), he remains active in the 91´«Ã½, the New Media Consortium (educational technology), and the Association for Talent Development (formerly the American Society for Training & Development).

Registration for this 91´«Ã½ Editions facilitated eCourse, which begins on March 6, 2017, can be purchased at the . Participants in this course will need regular access to a computer with an internet connection for online message board participation, viewing online video, listening to streaming audio (MP3 files), and downloading and viewing PDF and PowerPoint files.

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