The full list of resources and content created so far as part of the series of work on Teesside. More to come in 2014.
On Twitter
Activity using the hashtag #noticeTees
Twitter list of people getting involved in the area’s culture – if you belong on this, please tweet us @talkaboutlocal.
Storify of the first #noticeTeestweetathon organised by artists at Dundas House in Middlesbrough.
Some further reading on Social Media
There’s a series of guides and tips available at the Talk About Local blog.
Learn from first-hand experiences of Twitter from north east business women Louise Northwood.
Creating a Facebook timeline with impact – although this post is aimed at journalists, the advice given is good for any group, organisation, individual.
Twitter: A step-by-step guide to getting started.
Getting started with Pinterest.
Social media tools video from a BBC trainer – again it is aimed at journalists but the tools and tips covered apply to anyone looking to use social media.
Facebook in action: creating communities around events.
How to connect with Google + community.
Social Media Surgery – this site helps you find – or organise – a social media suregry. These are community events fairly similar to what we’ve been doing today which are taking place around the country.
Blogroll
The start of a process of mapping all the activity going on in the area – if you belong there, feel free to add yourself
Pictures
A set of pictures tracking the series is available on Flickr.
Images tagged #noticeTees at Parkin Photography.
Video/audio
Playlist of #noticeTees videos to date (more welcome!)
Playlist of video and audio examples from the session held on Saturday 7 December.
Audio interview with local author Will Nett.
Guides and further reading about video and audio
10 quick hits to make your videos better right now
Creating audio slideshows using slideshare (and more)
Mindy McAdams’ Guide to multimedia proficiency
Talk About Local guides to using images, video and audio
Series of free film guides from the Media Trust
I often blog and bookmark on the topic at this blog http://sarahhartley.me.uk
* There’s also a noticeboard here where anyone can share links or events likely to be of interest to Teesside bloggers and artists or just those who love talking about the place.
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[…] We had a lot of fun and look forward to working with the groups again when we resume in the New Year. In the meantime, the shared resources that are being created as part of this series of work in partnership with The Culture Vulture, are all detailed below. […]