Other Examples
There are many examples of projects that involve the use of social media. If you are looking for inspiration, you might find some good examples and learn from the projects listed below.
- The INCLUSO Manual
- 1. Introduction
- Can social media foster social inclusion of youth at risk?
- Social inclusion and social exclusion explained
- Social exclusion of marginalised youth
- Europe and overcoming social exclusion of marginalised youth
- The digital divide
- Social software & social media
- Social media and their use by young people
- The potential of social media
- The INCLUSO concept
- 2. Set up and run a project
- Part 1: Is it right for you?
- Part 2: Define your outcomes
- Part 3: Get your organisation ready
- Case 1: Make sure everyone knows
- Case 2: Management support can really help
- Case 3: Think about all levels of management
- Case 4: Highly qualified staff, but not ICT skilled
- Case 5: Do not rely on one specialist only
- Case 6: An ICT guru is not always necessary
- Case 7: Young people can be experts
- Case 8: Getting involved with service for unemployed
- Part 4: Choose the right tools
- Part 5: Getting started
- Case 1: It is all about the scale
- Case 2: Projects can fail because of a lack of staff engagement
- Case 3: Observe and learn
- Case 4: Privacy vs. promoting results
- Case 5: First - Necessity, Second - Fun
- Case 6: Backup from management is important as is backup from the team
- Case 7: Do not get too ambitious
- Case 8: Remember the code of conduct
- Case 9: A step to break the ice
- Case 10: Staff opinions differ about photo privacy
- Part 6: Keep your project running
- Case 1: How to befriend youngsters online
- Case 2: Reading and writing difficulties
- Case 3: Reading and writing skills online
- Case 4: Some young people are afraid of computers
- Case 5: A small computer brings a big surprise
- Case 6: Don't expect young people or employees to know copyright law
- Case 7: Do not forget about offline activities
- Case 8: People come and go
- Case 9: Let the young people feel special about being online
- Case 10: Be flexible
- Case 11: Social media triggers DJ career
- Case 12: Social media skills open up a new world
- Case 13: The unlikeliest participants
- Jody Skinner - Participating in this kind of project really gave the younger ones a better understanding of ICT, it increased their sense of responsibility.
- Part 7: Monitoring and evaluation
- Part 8: Sustainability
- 3. Examples of what you can do
- Actively promote the use of job sites to support young people in finding work
- Create a sociogram based on friends in a social network platform
- Online flashmob organisation
- Self-presentation via PowerPoint to increase Employability
- Set up your own social network site
- Support media competence by running a Christmas card competition
- Use a social media tool as the gateway to access general computer facilities
- Use a social network as a presentation platform for young people’s activities
- Use the internet to look for leisure opportunities
- Working on personality using avatars
- 4. Project sustainability
- 5. Business opportunities
- 6. Measuring impact
- 7. Be aware
- 8. Other Good Practices
- 9. A-Z of key terms and tools
- Appendix: The INCLUSO project
- Appendix: Research and policy note
- Appendix: References
- Appendix: Downloads
- The INCLUSO quick start guide
- The INCLUSO Game
- Common Creative Licence
- 1. Introduction