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Transforming Monologue into Dialogue: Social Networks & Career Development

Explore the impact of social media on professional growth, tools, trends, and challenges. Discover how it's reshaping networking, learning, and engagement for career advancement. Uncover strategies to leverage social platforms effectively in career development.

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Transforming Monologue into Dialogue: Social Networks & Career Development

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  1. Social Networks & Career Development Derek L. Hansen

  2. Today’s Plan • Introductions • Social Media 101: Tools & Trends • Using Social Media for Career Development

  3. Center for the Advanced Study of Communities and Information Human-Computer Interaction Lab

  4. What is Social Media? A set of online tools that supports social interaction between users. Social media is about “transforming monologue (one-to-many) into dialog (many-to-many).”1 1www.webpronews.com/blogtalk/2007/06/29/the-definition-of-social-media

  5. Trends in Social Media

  6. How is Social Media Changing Professional Development?

  7. Enables more direct access, But face-to-face still best for establishing trust

  8. Enables large-scale communities of practice, But compelling reason to be together is needed

  9. Helps monitor the buzz, But there is a risk of drowning Chris Rowan(@Allochthonous) #SCIO11 #AGU10

  10. Network with those outside of your organization, But don’t forget those within

  11. Enables citizen science & engagement, But data not always usable

  12. Provides a venue for new types of material, But requires extra time “The level of discussion is meant to be appropriate for graduate students in atmospheric and oceanic sciences” The opinions that I express are mine and not official positions of NOAA.  However, I consider working on this blog to be fully consistent with NOAA’s outreach and communications policies.

  13. http://www.realclimate.org/index.php/archives/2011/03/blogging-climate-scientists/http://www.realclimate.org/index.php/archives/2011/03/blogging-climate-scientists/

  14. Facilitates sharing of knowledge & resources, But doesn’t replace personal discussions

  15. Credits http://www.flickr.com/photos/zhurnaly/87396143/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/cupcakequeen/2447557364/ http://scobleizer.com/2007/11/02/social-media-starfish/

  16. Derek L. Hansen Assistant Professordlhansen@umd.edu

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