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APAT Social Media Training
Training Overview 1. Ice Breaker
2. Story Telling
3. Creating Content
4. Sending Content
5. Sharing with the class
Ice Breaker
What is the Online Newsroom? • A place to highlight the Red Cross response to the disaster. • A public information source for the media and the public.• YOUR outlet to the public
Provides real-time reliable resources: Maps Photos Audio Preparedness and clean-up info. Press releases Red Cross service statistics Shelter and service delivery info. …and more.
What is the Online Newsroom URL?
We have a new URL. It’s easy. Memorize it!
http://newsroom.redcross.org
Training GoalsYou’ve come SO FAR since the last training!
• Last year, we focused on SENDING content.• This year, we’re focusing on sending FOCUSED
content.
Story Telling: Breaking all the Rules
• Use “I”• Show the “small picture”• Show individual work load• “Dear Diary…”
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Story Telling: Examples
• Humor in Disaster
• My All-Nighter at the Emergency Warming Center
• Blood PSA
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Telling Our Stories
What we want you to send us:• Audio• Photos• Postcards• Video• … but don’t forget to send
disaster press releases too!
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Important note on consent forms:
All faces or voices MUST have signed consent forms. YOU are responsible for acquiring them and for holding on to
them.
Telling Our Stories: Consent forms
URL to photo releases: https://crossnet.redcross.org/forms/disaster_5244_information_release.pdf
Or go to the Alpha Index. It’s listed as “Photo Release”
Telling Our Stories: Submitting content
• You can send all online newsroom content to [email protected].
• Questions? call 202-303-5800• Please include:
– Date photograph/video/audio was taken– Location (including city)– Name of photographer, author, or voice. – A one to two sentence description/caption.
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Telling Our Stories: Example Postcard
• http://hurricaneike.wordpress.com/2008/10/10/postcard-from-the-field-josephine-smith-client-and-volunteer/
Telling Our Stories: Example Postcard
Telling Our Stories: Write a Postcard
• Ask yourself:– What brought you here today?– How will this event change your life?– What happened to you earlier today or yesterday?– How are you coping today?– What did you witness today?
• Write a postcard– Postcards from the field are short, first person snippets of information.
Write up a four to six sentence description of your experience for submission to our online newsroom.
• Snap a photo to go with the postcard
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http://flickr.com/photos/americanredcross/2856524440/in/set-72157606998958521/
http://flickr.com/photos/americanredcross/2762507161/
Telling Our Stories: Example Photos
Telling Our Stories: Example Photos
http://flickr.com/photos/americanredcross/2697076630/
http://flickr.com/photos/americanredcross/2889464901/
Telling Our Stories: Taking Photos
A few tips from Jeanette for taking good photos:
• Keep your photos simple
• Be aware of all elements in your photo. Keep clutter out.
• Send your best photos. Not just ALL your photos.
Now, for exercise purposes take some time to take 3 good photos – at least one should go with your postcard.
Telling Our Stories: Example Audio Clips
•Nick Samaniego
•Daphne Mathews
•Jana Sweeny
• Sign up for Utterli (Go to http://www.utterli.com/arc and fill out the information on the right side of the screen. Your access code to join the American Red Cross group is 3242.)
• Call 712-432-5557 and select option 2. Record your utter.
– Mention “EXERSICE” at the beginning!– Tell a story– Answer the question: What brought you here today? What
event has had an effect on you today? What did you do today?
– 30 seconds to 1 minute in length
• When you’re done recording, hit # to review or just hang up.
• Get a signed consent form if interviewing someone outside APAT.
Telling Our Stories: Send an Audio Clip
Telling Our Stories: Submitting content
• You can send all online newsroom content to [email protected].
• Questions? call 202-303-5800• Please include:
– Date photograph/video/audio was taken– Location (including city)– Name of photographer, author, or voice. – A one to two sentence description/caption.
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Sharing your content with the class
-Does it tell a compelling story?
-Is it appealing to the senses?
-Does it reach out and grab you?
What is the Online Newsroom URL?
FPO
Don’t forget…
• The online newsroom is your outlet to the public
• The online newsroom is your information source
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