Unlike some of the more recent Internet slang acronyms that have popped up lately, like BAE and SMH, the LMS trend has been a Facebook favorite with teens and young adults for years since as early as When someone posts "LMS for a TBH" on Facebook, it means that they're willing to post an honest opinion of anyone's profile who decides to like their status.
Some may even specify that they'll also rate them too. Using LMS in a post of your own could be a great way to increase engagement with friends, but only if they know what LMS stands for. If they have no idea, then they're not going to know that you want them to like your status. Actively scan device characteristics for identification. Use precise geolocation data. Select personalised content.
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Develop and improve products. List of Partners vendors. Elise Moreau. This way, collaboration happens where it is most enjoyable.
Like you mentioned in your post dated December 19, at pm. The concern is to adapt an engaging environment. Correct me if I misunderstood. I also am intrigued by the model of the open course like CCK09 , where the course exists on many platforms and is basically aggregated together via RSS.
I think we do need to adapt to the environment where our students are already learning and participating, but we may also need to provide ways to separate the personal and professional or official school work. Thanks for this post. I have started to think about Facebook as a learning system but a lot of the students I have spoken to want to keep Facebook for their private lives only.
I definitely see the connections between these ideas and the PLE concept. I think even after doing a second post this morning that I have more questions than answers. While social networking has many advantages in learning new information, it is only one piece to a much larger, more complex puzzle. Can you imagine teaching calculus on Facebook? How about chemistry or zoology? What will Facebook provide that adds value besides interaction between participants?
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Pingback: My final Facebook post Running in parallel. Hi Cristy, My idea is to integrate an existing lms to a social networking tool. Have you got any brighter ideas that you wish to share? Pingback: Epic Thinking — innovation and quality in e-learning » Blog Archive » Facebook - the social learning management system. You can use Facebook itself or an app manager. Check and recheck for grammar, typos, and unintended puns or double entendre.
While it can be a good idea to schedule future posts, never automate private messages. Also, even if your posts are preset, check them the day before they go up, or even the hour before. It can prevent any unpleasantness or inappropriate messaging. Facebook allows you to approach potential customers on a more personal level.
You might share a post on their page or respond to one of their comments. You may be tempted to inbox them, but you should resist this urge.
Start public, not private. For another, many people find unsolicited messages rude and invasive. Begin on their timeline, with the aim of establishing a rapport and being helpful.
Then two or three messages and a follow or friend connection later, you can inbox them as needed. Too many brands make the mistake of chasing likes. You want them to engage with your LMS and interact with it. Another thing, users respond better to images, and the algorithm favors video content. Include more of those and less long-winded CEO quotes. Create your own video content rather than sharing existing material.
And always invite feedback. So, post daily tips or tricks to keep your customers informed, without relying on sales pitches. Avoid pushy sales tactics that are off-putting or annoying. For example, stuffing every post with embedded links instead of actually giving useful information to followers. Or ask about the common online training or LMS challenges, then offer some insider troubleshooting advice.
Facebook even gives you the opportunity to reach out to your target audience in real time through live promotional events. Post an announcement well in advance so that everyone can save the date. Lastly, record the event and post it on your page, as it will serve as a valuable marketing tool for weeks or months to come.
Facebook is now one of the quickest ways to reach your potential audience.
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