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Social media participation has substantially changed the way organisations, business, communities and individuals communicate. Social media, websites and e-communications are common media used in both a personal and professional context. ADA and its Branches use social media to communicate with its members.
A compilation of federal guidance, checklists, and testing information for creating and maintaining accessible video, multimedia, and social media using various popular electronic formats and channels including Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Vine, Wordpress and other social media tools. Sources for these resources are
ADA NSW 'Facebook made simple' guide. The 'Facebook made simple' e-brochure was created by ADA NSW to enhance its members' understanding of facebook and social media and to be a helpful source of information when considering its use for either personal or professional reasons. To download our simple
Contents. 3. Intro to Social Media. 4. Facebook Basics. 5. Twitter Basics. 6. LinkedIn Basics. 7. ADA Twitter Follow List. 8. Ways to get involved at ADA 2015. Page 3. Social Media Toolkit• ADA.org/meeting. 3. Introduction to and follow companies and organizations in your industry, LinkedIn is the place to do it. Remember!
When using social media, health practitioners should remember that the National Law, their National Board's code of ethics and professional conduct (the Code of conduct) and the Guidelines for advertising regulated health services (the Advertising guidelines) apply. Registered health practitioners should only post
All individuals who will post and have administrative access to ADA's social media platforms as part of their professional role must first be approved by their supervisor and by the Division of Communications & Marketing, as well as receive ongoing guidance from the ADA's manager, social communication and engagement,
9 May 2016 objectively verifiable. Lawyers and law firms should review the lawyer advertising rules in their entirety to comply with their requirements. Additional information is available in the Handbook on Lawyer Advertising and Solicitation on the Florida Bar website. Invitations sent directly from a social media site via
22 Jul 2014 At a recent FCC event on accessibility on social media, LinkedIn was the only social media company that showed up. Everyone should be able to In the absence of ADA rules, people building websites, apps, and services in the private sector have to decide upon their own standards. In the future, I hope
2 Jan 2015 When the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was passed in 1990, there was no Facebook, Twitter, or LinkedIn. Since then, the number of social media channels, and their use for communication among all demographics, has grown exponentially. Unfortunately, however, despite newer ways to reach
Establish limitations on expectations of privacy (employer monitoring public social media comments, right to access company computers/electronic communications). Mimic traditional company policies on harassment, confidentiality, discrimination, professionalism, etc.
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