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X-WR-CALDESC:Presented by Idealware ($95 for three-part webinar - NDANO mem
 bers receive 15 percent discount)\n\nAs social media transparency and two-
 way conversations become the norm\, many nonprofits are racing to develop 
 social media policies that govern who does what\, what's OK (and not OK) t
 o say on behalf of the organization\, and how to handle sticky situations.
  Even more than legislating these details the process of creating such a p
 olicy can help you and other leaders in your organization engage in import
 ant discussions that will mature your organizational culture and better po
 sition you to take advantage of the tools and opportunities at your dispos
 al.\n\nIn this new course based on our popular Nonprofit Social Media Poli
 cy Workbook\, we'll explore why the process is as important as the product
 \, how to make these conversations productive and strategic (and maybe eve
 n fun) and why a social media policy is an important milestone of digital 
 maturity. We’ll also spend an entire hour on each of the following topics:
  responding to comments (especially negative ones)\, your social media val
 ues\, and personal voice vs. professional voice. Throughout this course\, 
 we’ll rely heavily on conversations and examples to help you see the resul
 ts of creating your own social media policy.\nTakeaways from the course:\n
 \nLearn what a social media policy is\, why it’s important\, and what it c
 an do for your organization.\n\nPart Three: The Personal and Professional 
 Intersection\n
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DESCRIPTION:Presented by Idealware ($95 for three-part webinar - NDANO memb
 ers receive 15 percent discount)\n\nAs social media transparency and two-w
 ay conversations become the norm\, many nonprofits are racing to develop s
 ocial media policies that govern who does what\, what's OK (and not OK) to
  say on behalf of the organization\, and how to handle sticky situations. 
 Even more than legislating these details the process of creating such a po
 licy can help you and other leaders in your organization engage in importa
 nt discussions that will mature your organizational culture and better pos
 ition you to take advantage of the tools and opportunities at your disposa
 l.\n\nIn this new course based on our popular Nonprofit Social Media Polic
 y Workbook\, we'll explore why the process is as important as the product\
 , how to make these conversations productive and strategic (and maybe even
  fun) and why a social media policy is an important milestone of digital m
 aturity. We’ll also spend an entire hour on each of the following topics: 
 responding to comments (especially negative ones)\, your social media valu
 es\, and personal voice vs. professional voice. Throughout this course\, w
 e’ll rely heavily on conversations and examples to help you see the result
 s of creating your own social media policy.\nTakeaways from the course:\n
 \nLearn what a social media policy is\, why it’s important\, and what it c
 an do for your organization.\n\nPart Three: The Personal and Professional 
 Intersection\n
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DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20140305T130000
LOCATION:Webinar
SUMMARY:The Social Media Policy Toolkit: Part Three
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