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Pinterest for CoPs, County Agents, Specialists, and Outreach Educators

Need a beginner session? Check out this webinar FIRST http://learn.extension.org/events/448

Pinterest is a relatively new social networking tool that creates social networks around a users "interests". There is certainly a high level of use for personal "pinning" but there is also a potential to use this tool for public outreach and education. This session will focus on how Cooperative Extension (and other outreach and education oriented organizations) can use Pinterest to provide a platform for guiding audiences to meaningful information or resources. How can we use this very social, very visual platform to highlight information that meets the mission of CES? Pinterest has some significant ways to help us serve our clients, to organize and collect scholarly information, and to help serve the public through collective curating

Who should attend? County Extension Agents, eXtension CoP members, Outreach Educators, faculty, staff, and teachers; and anyone who is interested in learning how to pin for education outreach.

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RESOURCES:

BloggingBookshelf YouTube Video: Basics of Pinterst (older interface, but process is the same) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vQP2dBMoCQ0

CNET, Sharon Vaknin shows how to use Pinterest and some collaboration features : http://cnettv.cnet.com/must-have-pinterest-tips-tricks/9742-1_53-50121324.html

How to use Pinterest's pinboard for the Web
By Mark W. Smith, Detroit Free Press http://www.usatoday.com/tech/news/story/2012-01-17/how-to-pinterest-mark-smith/52615856/1

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