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Social Media 4 Emergency Management. Connect, Collaborate, Contribute. A “Hashtag” is seen on Twitter as a word preceded by a #symbol. Whenever you see a hashtag on Twitter, you can click on it, and you will see all similar tweets that are using this same hashtag. A second use for a hashtag is to illustrate a thought bubble. These tweets are generally characterized by several words linked together like #iThoughtYouMightSayThat. That is worth reading. Electronic Government or Open Government. Government 2...

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Social Media 4 Emergency Management. Connect, Collaborate, Contribute. This site is intended to centralize the various initiatives, opportunities and collaborative activities underway in the worlds of social media and emergency services. Enter your email address:. On How Do You Have the Time? On Ready for Something New? On Ready for Something New? Comms 2 Point 0. Crisis Comms Command Post (Patrice Cloutier). Digital Responder (Rakesh Densaer). IDisaster 2.0 (Kim Stephens). Think Disaster (Scott Reuter).

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What’s in a name? Choosing your online name | Partridgej's Blog

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My personal musings on police and the public sector. Social Media Handbook for Police. What should a Police and Crime Commissioner do? What’s in a name? Choosing your online name. February 16, 2012. For most people this is a relatively small issue, as few of us have tens of thousands of followers, but it is worth thinking about – a disgruntled ex employee with even a few hundred followers could easily change their name to @’. It is worth giving some serious thought to your user name in advance of registe...

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Training Archives - Social Media 4 Emergency Management - Social Media 4 Emergency Management

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Social Media 4 Emergency Management. Connect, Collaborate, Contribute. Entries for the ‘Training’ Category. Politics & Social Media. Yes, this blog has been quiet. No, that doesn’t mean I’ve wandered away from social media. For the past 2 months, I’ve been living behind a Facebook Page alias and supporting a local political campaign. And, if you really want to know what managing an emergency might feel like on social media, join a locally […]. Filling in the Gaps. Enter your email address:. Digital Respo...

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VirtualEMA - Social Media 4 Emergency Management - Social Media 4 Emergency Management

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Social Media 4 Emergency Management. Connect, Collaborate, Contribute. The Virtual Emergency Management Association (Virtual EMA) has been under development since the beginning of 2014. For some background, read this previous post: Dreams for Year 4. And The Results Are…. This professional association will aim to:. Represent the “whole community” of people interested in emergency management issues without silos,. Currently, the Virtual EMA has four active collaborative groups that meet regularly:. This s...

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Questions for Big Data - Social Media 4 Emergency Management - Social Media 4 Emergency Management

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Social Media 4 Emergency Management. Connect, Collaborate, Contribute. Questions for Big Data. I am a huge fan of social media and an even bigger fan of emergency response. And, as capabilities expand in the realm of social media, I’m beginning to struggle with the role of big data in emergency response. Yes, every day, we have increasing access to types of data as emergency response agencies. The problem is our humanity. How much information is too much? What is the span of control on the human brain?

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#bigdata Archives - Social Media 4 Emergency Management - Social Media 4 Emergency Management

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Social Media 4 Emergency Management. Connect, Collaborate, Contribute. Entries Tagged ‘#bigdata’. Questions for Big Data. I am a huge fan of social media and an even bigger fan of emergency response. And, as capabilities expand in the realm of social media, I’m beginning to struggle with the role of big data in emergency response. Yes, every day, we have increasing access to types of data as emergency response agencies. We […]. Enter your email address:. On How Do You Have the Time? Comms 2 Point 0.

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Politics & Social Media - Social Media 4 Emergency Management - Social Media 4 Emergency Management

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Social Media 4 Emergency Management. Connect, Collaborate, Contribute. Politics & Social Media. Yes, this blog has been quiet. No, that doesn’t mean I’ve wandered away from social media. For the past 2 months, I’ve been living behind a Facebook Page alias and supporting a local political campaign. Some of the key things that you will learn are:. Developing a battle rhythm across week and months, to build momentum, is very important. You are aiming to mobilize both volunteers and the action of people ...

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Resources - Social Media 4 Emergency Management - Social Media 4 Emergency Management

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Social Media 4 Emergency Management. Connect, Collaborate, Contribute. Wellington Emergency Management Best Practices Guide. This guide was developed by @WREMOInfo in Wellington, New Zealand and recently won an award from the International Association of Emergency Management for best practices in SMEM implementation. Check it out at http:/ www.iaem.com/members/DanNeely-Technology-Innovation-2014D.pdf. Illustration: Twitter Reaction to Japan Earthquake and Tsunami. Social Media Handbook for Navy PAOs.

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Your Responsibility - Social Media 4 Emergency Management - Social Media 4 Emergency Management

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Social Media 4 Emergency Management. Connect, Collaborate, Contribute. In recent weeks, I’ve been working on drafting social media policies for several new organizations that I work or volunteer with. And while each organization uses social media differently, one common thread has been evident in each organizational training:. Here are some basic guidelines to consider:. Conduct the “privacy review” of your settings on Facebook every 3-6 months. Facebook is notorious for changing its priv...Often people ...