SOCS 325 Week 5. 2021/2022

Document Content and Description Below

PLANNING AND PREPARATION 2 Allow me to begin this Twitter live chat planning in the most honest way that I can; Twitter is the one social media outlet I have avoided consistently. I personally never... found Twitter to be that interesting or user friendly; therefore, I began and ended my use of it in 2012. Due to the nature of this assignment, I have dug up my old Twitter handle and began brushing up on the ins and outs of Twitter. To begin the planning, allow me to put forth my strengths and weaknesses when it comes to technology. I do in fact have a Twitter account, one that I created back in March of 2012. It took some work but I managed to recover my password in order to begin utilizing my account once more. I have access to Twitter via the internet on either my phone, or laptop. I will most likely be hosting my live chat from my phone due to my work schedule. As far as the operation of Twitter itself, it took a little bit of time and asking my friends for help, but I figured it out. I now know how to successfully create image shares; as well as, pinning them, retweeting them, liking and commenting on them. When it comes to archiving your Twitter live chat, I am a little bit unsure. I found that there is a way to download your Twitter data through the app, which then makes it a zipped file. I understand the steps on how to accomplish this; however, I’m not sure how the final product will turn out as I have never tweeted anything. I am confident that the archive will turn out as expected, to be sure I will be testing it before my live chat occurs. Now, back to the most important part, the topic of my Twitter live chat. My Twitter live chat will be utilizing the hashtag “Let the sunlight”, which refers to the use of the sun as a natural energy source via solar energy. The actual hashtag used to advertise the live Twitter chat and to use during the chat itself will look as such: #letthesunlight. The live chat will be held on Saturday the eighth, from five in the evening until six thirty Eastern Standard Time to allow for [Show More]

Last updated: 1 year ago

Preview 1 out of 6 pages