Creating Online Content
Digital Media is permanent and when someone creates the shareable and re-mixable means that can have a large impact. Anyone can creating content when it comes to bullying when they do either it be a post, a blog, tweet, a paid journalist writing a article to connect with there readers, guide them for bullying resources , and be apart of that solution.
Here are ways to create online content.
Staying Within the Conversation
Engage with the readers by staying and focusing with the reading having a clear vision about bullying and further engage them giving them a clear message about what you want to be said. This can even help with misinformation about bullying of any kind.
- Engaging Discussions. Bullying Is the forefront of the public eye and will get comments of many kind. Reactions will set the tone of any kind so be careful. Have thoughtful responses as they can go a long way as advancing the point of view of bullying and where it is going. Its not possible to respond to every single comment. Invite other people such as experts to respond to the comments you cant get to.
- Repackaged Story. Remember the telephone game well your story will sometimes be misinterpreted, misunderstood,and even misrepresented. Try to follow the comments to stay within the conversation.Its a good idea to get email alerts.
Connect Audiences to Sources They Can Trust
Readers will have questions that your not always able to answer so its important to give them information by linking resources in the main content and the comments.
Practices for Creating Bullying Content
Stopbullying.gov can help anyone write about bullying online.
Sources:
“Creating Content Online.” StopBullying.gov, Department of Health and Human Services, www.stopbullying.gov/media/create/index.html.
TV, Angie Lee. “HOW TO CREATE CONTENT THAT WILL ACTUALLY ATTRACT YOUR AUDIENCE.” YouTube, YouTube, 6 Nov. 2016, www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pqol3zH8Hgg.
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