Social Media and Networking Presentation

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Social Media and Networking Presentation

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Introduction

• Social media and networking can be vital for
  businesses in todays society, but universities
  and schools need to be informed about the pros
  and cons of having this implemented for their
  campus.

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Social Media and Networking Technology Advances
and Disadvantages

• Advantages
• Connect the Campus
• Connect Parents and the Community to the Campus
• Help Recruiting Efforts
• Increase exposure
• Show off campus

• Disadvantages
• Technology Policies May Need Revised
• Privacy Concerns
• Safety Issues
• Resistant Staff

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Two Most Beneficial Technologies

• Yammer
• Facebook

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System Development Life Cycle Overview

• The six stages include
• Investigation
• Analysis
• Design
• Programming and testing
• Implementation
• Operation and ongoing maintenance

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Systems Investigation And Analysis

• Investigation stage requires researching what
  other organizations in similar field currently
  have for their business.
• Analysis stage requires deciding on which
  functions would be optimal for the school to use
  for their social media and networking needs.

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Systems Design

• Systems design stage involves the actual design
  aspect of the social media and networking tools
  to be used
• Look
• Layout
• Features
• Design elements

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Programming and Testing

• Programming and Testing stage the creation of
  the accounts and applying the designs that were
  decided upon in the previous stage followed by
  the testing portion which will determine if it is
  running as required and is ready for
  implementation.

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Implementation

• Implementation stage setting up the newly
  created social media pages and networking tools
  to be live for public use.

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Operation and Ongoing Maintenance

• Operation and ongoing maintenance stage is
  keeping the social media and networking tools
  running optimally and making any updates that may
  be needed in the future to meet the ongoing needs
  of the university.

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Conclusion