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[post_content] => Members are invited to acquire the skills to make the most of the social media revolution by signing up to an introduction to Twitter course on Nimble, the Society’s online e-learning platform.
After logging on as Society members, practitioners will be shown how to set up a Twitter account for their practice, create and schedule tweets about their work and homeopathy topics of interest, add pictures and other media, share their content with others and use basic data (analytics) to raise their profile.
The course is the latest addition to the suite of learning programmes launched by the Society this year. Others include an introduction to Facebook, GDPR and safeguarding.
The courses can be accessed in the members area under My Practice/e-learning.
The Society is currently running a survey asking members for their feedback on the e-learning courses so far. Members can click here for details
[post_title] => Society launches new e-learning course for Twitter
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Members are invited to acquire the skills to make the most of the social media revolution by signing up to an introduction to Twitter course on Nimble, the Society’s online e-learning platform.
After logging on as Society members, practitioners will be shown how to set up a Twitter account for their practice, create and schedule tweets about their work and homeopathy topics of interest, add pictures and other media, share their content with others and use basic data (analytics) to raise their profile.
The course is the latest addition to the suite of learning programmes launched by the Society this year. Others include an introduction to Facebook, GDPR and safeguarding.
The courses can be accessed in the members area under My Practice/e-learning.
The Society is currently running a survey asking members for their feedback on the e-learning courses so far. Members can click here for details