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(1) Social media are important tools for the (2) The Social Media Communication Procedures provides a framework for (3) These procedures must be read in conjunction the University of Newcastle Social Media Communication Policy and Social Media Communication Guidelines. (4) (5) (6) Before creating a new social media channel, complete the attached brief and send it to the (7) The Vice-Chancellor, Deputy Vice-Chancellors, or their nominated (8) Pro Vice-Chancellors, or their nominated (9) Owners of (10) Owners of (11) Guidance on how to moderate a channel is outlined in the attached moderation flowchart. (12) Any issues of concern should be reported to the University's Marketing and Communications team, Digital Marketing Manager in the first instance. (13) Marketing and Communications will be responsible for coordinating issues management and stakeholder management pertaining to social media use. (14) Advice and guidance on social media are available from the (15) Social Media Communication Procedures
Section 1 - Introduction
Section 2 - Using the University's Social Media Channels
Section 3 - Creating a Social Media Channel
Section 4 - Managing a Social Media Channel
Section 5 - Social media expertise and training