Incorporating social media effectively in public health communication is critical. This presentation is well designed in stages, just like a course could be for students. Public Health 2.0 – PowerPoint Presentation View more presentations from Medresearch
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Public Health 2.0
Friday, February 17th, 2012Time to Embrace Health 2.0
Thursday, December 2nd, 2010Authenticity is key to connecting with people around their health. Utilizing technology to create behavior change takes an entrepreneurial spirit, passion to make a difference, and a holistic view of health. A possible explanation for the reason that Health has generated its own “2.0” term are its applications across health care in general, and in […]
Empowering Uses of Technology
Thursday, December 2nd, 2010From The Northwest Educational Technology Consortium (NETC) You’ll know your integration is effective if it is: Supporting diverse learners needs (SPED, ELL, TAG) /Meeting more diverse learning needs Enabling a wider range of teaching styles /Augmenting teachers’ instructional style Increasing the range of “hard-to-master” teaching strategies Creating more positive teacher/student relationships Building cooperation between students […]
Monday Gladness, Not Madness
Monday, November 1st, 2010It’s the day after Halloween. Raise your hand if you would rather have stayed home watching a movie cuddled up on the couch eating leftover candy. What would make today better than that here at work…..Sharing some cool ideas. I continually think about how our Community Outreach and Education Program can make a difference here […]
Web 2.0 Resources for Higher Education
Saturday, July 11th, 2009Just took a long maternity leave. Now I hope to continue here. Found a worthwhile site for Web 2.0 resources. http://www.diosacommunications.com/highereducation.htm Social Network Design: Examples and Best Practices 50 Ways to Get Your Site Noticed It’s time to get back in action and develop some new innovative web projects.
Engaging Environmental Health Education
Tuesday, March 10th, 2009There is a new “Health eHome” on-line that is quite impressive. This content was created from an educational collaboration between WebMD Editorial and Healthy Child Healthy World. Within this eHome, people can go room to room and learn about the various toxins around their home. Most toxins can easily be replaced with alternatives. For some, […]
Ch Ch Ch Changes……
Wednesday, March 4th, 2009I came across this great article on measuring ROI of on-line buzz. Measuring Social Media Within the document is a link to the slides of a PR News Workshop given by KDPaine & Partners, Web-based measurement firm. I thought is was a worthwhile read. Included is a link to “Measuring the ROI of social media.” […]
Oh My, Facebook is Taking Over the World!
Wednesday, February 18th, 2009I will admit it, I’m hooked on Facebook. And finding people that I went to kindergarten with is kind of interesting. And I love seeing pictures of my friend’s kids. And even sometimes I like what someone is thinking and doing that day. On just a bit more of a serious note, Facebook is a […]
Tools to Measure Social Media Success
Monday, January 12th, 2009I stumbled on the web site Social Media Today. I wanted to share an article they had on measuring social media success. This is the big challenge for me and others who rely on grants and must show the impact of incorporating social media into a project plan or program. See – Tools and Metrics […]
