Tomorrow's class

Our speaker: Jenny Grigsby of Refresh Creative. What can you find out about her? DM me a question for her by 5 pm today.

Agenda, Oct. 29, and assignment for today

Students, tomorrow:

Here's the agenda for tomorrow:

1. Speaker, Scott Williams https://www.nextlevelsol.net/ @ScottWilliams 
2. Debriefing
3. Class changes
4. Review of your home pages

Assignment for today: by 5 pm today, review his web page, and DM me one question about his use of, or importance of,  social media as a professional, which I will forward to him.

 

Assignment for Dr. Desiree Hill session Oct. 24

#clarkclass
Our speaker will be Dr. Desiree Hill, UCO Mass Comm broadcast professor, journalist, documentary expert.
She will explain to you some amazing facets of twitter's effects on journalism worldwide. Please take notes as her session has huge implications for your careers..
Assignment:

1. Have at least one question ready for her about twitter and her experience.
2. By 5 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 24, be sure and tweet at least two things she tells you, MUST: hashtagged #clarkclass and including @UCO_MCOM
3. Search #clarkclass and retweet one tweet from your fellow classmates by 6 p.m.

Day 3 Agenda

• Our speaker, Emily Lang, @pricelang
• Debriefing
• Selection of your adoptions for final presentation
• Assignments:

1. Look up @dezhill
2. DM me one question for her by 5 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 23
3. Readings: Read and tweet one reaction about each by 5 pm, Wednesday, Oct. 23. 

Is this good news, bad news, your reactions? Focus on twitter's impact and change. 

•  How twitter has changed journalism forever--http://www.socialmediatoday.com/content/how-twitter-has-changed-journalism-forever
• Impact of twitter on journalism--https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nl9xI-kAE8A
• SM silences debate?  http://www.nytimes.com/2014/08/27/upshot/how-social-media-silences-debate.html?smid=tw-share&abt=0002&abg=1
• The twitter presidency https://www.pcmag.com/article/355726/donald-trump-and-the-modern-twitter-presidency

Exciting speakers coming

UCO Mass Comm grads Charlie Price and Emily Lang

I told you we had fantastic speakers (I consider them co-professors) coming to inspire you about learning, life, and oh yes, twitter, etc.) Get ready.

UCO Mass Comm prof  Dr. Desiree Hill, right, has a national reputation in documentaries

Next week--Emily Lang and Dr. Desiree Hill.
Then, since I couldn't find his photo last week, Scott Williams.

Day 2 Agenda, Oct.15

• Roll, fact sheets
• Guidelines of adoption, comparison paper
• Choosing your professional--discussion
• Protocol for speakers
• Today  follow and after you view the link, dm me a question by 5 pm for her you'd like to ask  Emily Lang,* co-founder, PriceLang Consulting    @pricelang @emilylangok 
• Future follows and questions, by dates:
•  Oct. 24, Dr. Desiree Hill @dezhill @UCentralMedia
• Oct. 29, Scott Williams*     https://www.nextlevelsol.net/ @ScottWilliams 
• Oct. 31,  Jenny Grigsby*  http://www.refresh-creative.com/ @refreshcreative 
• Nov. 5,    Jill Castilla,  @JillCastilla @CitizensEdmond 
• Nov. 7, Zach Nash,*     City of Oklahoma City Mkting & Comm director https://twitter.com/cityofokc @ZachNash 
• Nov. 10, Moose Tyler, mayor of Mooseville,  @MoosevilleU 
• Nov. 14, Mike Koehler,  founder, Smirk New Media Smirknewmedia.com @mkokc 
• Nov. 19, Mike Sherman, sports editor, Tampa Bay Tribune, (Skyped in from Florida ) @MikeSherman*; Adrienne Nobles, assistant vp UCO communications, and Arial West, digital media coordinator @UCOBronchos
• Nov. 21--Mark Codner* and Aaron Albertson,* @edmondsun          

Be here on time, or take an absence
*Indicates UCO grad

Tips To increase influence and traffic:

• Quotes
• Retweeting
• Bitly https://bitly.com/
• Always add to tweets: #clarkclass @UCO-MCOM

Assignment

• DM message by 5 pm today on PriceLang
• Get tweet deck https://tweetdeck.twitter.com/
• Send original message to professional for interview, by 5 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 22 (for discussion earlier that day) 
• #clarkclass
• tweetdeck
• Readings, tweets, include bitly, retweet on one 

Readings: Read and tweet one reaction about each by 8 pm, Monday, Oct. 27. 

Is this good news, bad news, your reactions? Focus on twitter's impact and change. 

•  How twitter has changed journalism forever--http://www.socialmediatoday.com/content/how-twitter-has-changed-journalism-forever
• Impact of twitter on journalism--https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nl9xI-kAE8A
• SM silences debate?  http://www.nytimes.com/2014/08/27/upshot/how-social-media-silences-debate.html?smid=tw-share&abt=0002&abg=1
• The twitter presidency https://www.pcmag.com/article/355726/donald-trump-and-the-modern-twitter-presidency