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In the Know: Social Media for Public Health

  • Need to get up-to-speed on the latest in social media for public health?
  • Want to more effectively use social media for outreach, collaboration, or campaign promotion?
  • Have questions about specific social media channels?

Then NPIN’s In the Know webcast series is designed for you! In the Know: Social Media for Public Health is a series of six webcasts, each focusing on a different social media channel and providing basic information, tips, and hints for how to use them to meet your needs.

The webcasts are live events and will include presentations and an interactive section so you can ask questions and share information. The webcasts will be archived for viewing at a later date. Join us for the following sessions and spread the word to your colleagues.

Want to submit questions for one of the webcasts? Send them to us at info@cdcnpin.org. Already using social media and have tips to share? Tweet them to @CDCNPIN, or post them on our Facebook, Google+ or LinkedIn group pages and we will credit you during the webcast for any we use. Use hashtag #SM4PH.

Check out our Twitter for Public Health presentation, available now as a recording and on SlideShare. Please complete our survey to help us improve future webcasts. You’ll find the survey link beneath the recorded webcast.

To register for the next event, complete the registration form.

Webcast Name Date/Time
Twitter 2/19/2013 2-3 p.m. ET
LinkedIn & Slideshare 3/12/2013 2-3 p.m. ET
Gaming & Mobile 4/2/2013 2-3 p.m. ET
Facebook & Image Sharing
(Instagram, Pinterest & Flickr)
4/23/2013 2-3 p.m. ET
Google+ and YouTube 5/14/2013 2-3 p.m. ET
Measurement & Evaluation 6/4/2013 2-3 p.m. ET


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