04. Best Practices: Listen

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  • Schedule
    • For Speakers
  • Syllabus
  • The Book
    • 01. Preface
    • 02. Foreward
    • 03. Introduction
    • 04. Best Practices: Listen
    • 05. Best Practices: Examine
    • 06. Best Practices: Act
    • 07. Best Practices: Progress
    • 08. Case Study: Airlines
    • 09. Case Study: Food Banks
    • 10. Case Study: Food Service
    • 11. Case Study: Hospitals
    • 12. Case Study: Higher Ed
    • 13. Case Study: Journalists
    • 14. Case Study: Latin America
    • 15. Case Study: Museums
    • 16. Case Study: U.S. Government
    • 17. Case Study: U.S. Military
    • 18. Case Study: U.S. Politicians
    • 19. Case Study: Wineries
    • 20. Case Study: Visual Communication
    • Book Cover
    • Case Study Template
    • Chapter Template
    • Competitive Analysis
    • Interviews
    • Profiles
    • Quotations
    • The Questions
    • Top Brands (per BusinessWeek)
  • The Students
    • Final Presentations

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  In this seminar, students will select an industry, organizational sector or form of communication and identify by whom, how and why Twitter is being used. The class will create heuristics to determine best practices (as well as pitfalls and pratfalls).

  
  
  

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