2.0 Being an elected official and manage their online reputation on the Internet
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All training Ideose Social Web
- Understand the issues and engage the Web 2.0 : the goal of training is to enable participants to understand the challenges of Web 2.0 (the participatory Web and Social increasingly used by citizens) and start practicing it.
- 2.0 Being an elected official and manage their online reputation on the Internet
- Learn how to use Twitter and Facebook : The objective of the training is to teach participants to create and use a Facebook and Twitter. Use cases of these professional services will also be studied.
- Establish an Internet monitoring (method and tools) : the objective of training is to teach participants how to implement a method of watching over the Internet using search tools freely available on the Web.
Context
With 33 million French Internet with 16 million registered on social networks (eg Facebook), the Internet is transforming society as a whole. The field of public communication is also affected and the relationship between elected officials and citizens.
However, Web 2.0 services for communication, sharing and exchange are they controlled by elected officials? What tools should be in place and for what purposes? What are the rules to follow? How can he elected to manage its image on the Internet? What are the issues of the Chosen 2.0?
2.0 Elected Journal: elected officials, policy and Internet
For more information:
- read the articles on elected Ideose 2.0
- read the articles on the social web Ideose
- follow on the eve Ideose Understanding Web 2.0 and Real Time Web ,
- read the articles on the Web Real-Time Chronicles ,
- visit WebOff on "Real Time Web"
- read the articles of paper 2.0 Elect on elected officials, politics and the Internet.
Objective of the training
The objective of training is to enable elected to understand the issues of Web 2.0 (the participative web and social increasingly used by citizens) and solutions to manage their online reputation on the Internet.
Audience
Public sector: politicians (MPs, senators, mayors, presidents of regions and departments, regional advisors and generals, mayors and councilors ...), directors of firms, responsible for communication, and project managers in information systems.
Program
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Understanding Web Today
- The evolution of Web usage (of Web 1.0 to Web 2.0)
- Define Web 2.0
- Define digital identity and online reputation
- A challenge for elected officials on the Internet?
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Exist on the Internet
- The tools to become visible (blogs, social networks, Twitter, SEO ...)
- How to use his blog, Facebook page and Twitter account?
- Manage its community, its relationship to the citizen and visibility
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Establish a monitoring and improving its e-reputation
- Intelligence tools on the Internet
- Respond to Internet attacks
- Improve their online reputation
Prerequisites
No.
Duration
1 day.
Place
Paris. Possible moves of training in France for groups of more than 6 persons (logistics costs more).
Rates 2011
900 euros per participant.
Request for information and registration
The company Ideose is a training center whose activity statement is registered with the Regional Prefect of the Ile-de-France. The courses offered by Ideose may well be supported under the vocational training. They are exempt from VAT.
