Managing and finding a routine that works well for the new account https://twitter.com/WikiEduProgram.
In discussions with @Kippelboy, we've find a couple of things to consider:
- We need to define who is our **desired audience** in order to successfully adapt our message: //Wikimedians//, //educators//, //wikifriendly people in general//?
- What to tweet? Newsletter posts, relevant posts from the Facebook group, pages from Outreach Wiki and Meta //Did you know there is an archive of...? Here's a learning pattern to deal with...?//
- What is a manageable **frequency of activity**? How many tweets per week is realistic? 3 scheduled tweets and additional retweets and answers to tweets? It's reasonable that the account is more active during live events.
- Making a **Tweet-Topic calendar **will make scheduling tweets easy and it invites more people to contribute ideas. Here's a suggestion but it depends greatly on who we see as prime audience:
| Monday: | //Stories from Program leaders// e.g new and archived Newsletter posts
| Wednesday: | //How to and tips// e.g tips from Learning Patterns, Edu tool kit, manuals and translations.
| Friday: | //Celebrations of success // e.g awards, massive metrics, and more...
- How we deal with **Multilingualism**: If we tweet in a non English language, we should offer a 2nd Tweet with an english translation
- How we deal with @wikieducation (the twitter handle of Wiki Ed Foundation) when misquoting, **missmentioning** or similar : It will probably happen.