This wiki has been created to share ideas on how to utilize social media — also known as Web 2.0 — to drive student service and civic engagement on college campuses. Click here for more on how to use this wiki.  If you want an account to edit the wiki or if you have any questions, please contact Bobby Hackett at rhackett@bonner.org.

CONTENTS

• Ideas & Examples for How Social Media Tools Can Be Used 

• Background on Web 2.0 (Social Media): provides information on social media & popular tools.
• Background on Serve 2.0: attempts to define Serve 1.0 vs Serve 2.0
• Campus Surveys of Social Media Usage: requests survey input and provides results
• Campus Profiles of Social Media Usage: profile how your campus is using social media to drive student service
• Leadership Roles and Training: provides ideas for roles students, staff, and others may take in leading your social media initiatives and what training you might provide them
• Budget Needs and Ideas: provides ideas on what funding is needed to support what
• National Partners & Other Resources: lists organizations and other training or web-based resources available to support your social media implementation or evaluation
• Discussion Room: this section is for topics related to using social media in your service programs

Video introduction to the lead campus for the Serve 2.0 Working Group proposal

to Learn & Serve America — Democracy House @ Middlesex County College in Edison, New Jersey

Note: this video was filmed on a brief visit to Democracy House's basement offices using the $140 Flip camcorder. It was then edited using an iMac and iMovie which took about 90 minutes.