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COMM 635: Social Media Management

Elective

Top Three Course Takeaways

  1. Understanding how organizational information and culture are shared via social media
  2. Assessing audience’s social media engagement and behavior
  3. Developing organizational social media strategy

Course Topics

  • Communication Theory Application to Social Media Contexts

  • Organizational Identity

  • Successful Social Media Management Strategies

  • Social Media Monitoring and Scheduling

  • Social Media Content Creation

  • Ethical Dilemmas in Social Media

Course Intensity:

Course Description

Students are presented with theoretical and applied information regarding how organizations can best use social media to their advantage.

Students will craft a social media strategy for their own organization, based on the theories and concepts discussed.

Learning Outcomes

  • Compare and contrast the theoretical and practical underpinnings of different social media tools, and design social media strategy based on these analyses

  • Assess participation in digital communities and critique the efforts that such participation has on corporate and professional organizations

  • Recognize how information and culture are shared and organized online and demonstrate how these practices can be applied to one’s own industry

  • Evaluate ethical dilemmas related to social and digital media interactions and formulate resolutions for those dilemmas
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