KIUC Linemen All Geared Up - Kauai Island Utility Cooperative
KIUC Linemen All Geared Up - Kauai Island Utility Cooperative
KIUC Linemen All Geared Up - Kauai Island Utility Cooperative
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Facebook: A network of personal and<br />
professional connections, known as “friends.”<br />
Users share general comments, pictures, website<br />
links and videos. Profiles can be open to the public<br />
or permissionbased.<br />
■ Wall: A list of personal updates and direct<br />
posts from friends.<br />
■ News feed: A realtime list of updates from<br />
friends and businesses.<br />
■ Fan: Facebook users may become fans of<br />
groups or businesses. <strong>Up</strong>dates from<br />
businesses appear in a fan’s news feed.<br />
Twitter: A microblogging network limiting<br />
comments to 140 characters. Users share news,<br />
website links and images with other users who<br />
subscribe, or “follow,” an account. Comments can<br />
be open to the public or permissionbased.<br />
■ Tweet: To post a comment on Twitter.<br />
■ Mention: Include the “@” sign followed by the<br />
name of the user or business in a tweet.<br />
Common Terms<br />
In Social Media<br />
■ Direct message: <strong>All</strong>ows two Twitter users to<br />
communicate privately.<br />
■ Retweet: To forward a tweet, users add<br />
“RT @” followed by the originating Twitter<br />
account name and the original tweet.<br />
■ Hashtag: Twitter users group topics by adding<br />
the character “#” before words others might<br />
want to search for.<br />
LinkedIn: A professional network of<br />
connections, known as “links.” Serves as an online<br />
resume and referral service, and allows users to<br />
share presentations and documents with peers.<br />
YouTube, Vimeo: Video hosting and streaming<br />
services offering branded “channels” or pages for<br />
collections of videos. Users may embed videos<br />
from both services onto other websites.<br />
Flickr, Photobucket, Smugmug: Multimedia<br />
hosting and sharing services for pictures.<br />
—Source: NRECA’s Megan McKoyNoe<br />
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