Recipient of the National
and North Central Region
2013 Salute to Excellence
Volunteer of the Year Award
2
Recipient of the National
and North Central Region
2013 Salute to Excellence
Outstanding Lifetime
Volunteer Award
3
Rod Buchele, Kansas
State University
Molly Frendo, Michigan
State University
Mark Light,
The Ohio State
University
Kari Robideau,
University of Minnesota
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Why?
Selecting the right tool
Managing risks
Ideas for tech integration
Youth
Development
Financial
Program
Planning
Other
club,
my community,
my country, and
My
my world.
Social Media
Policy
Understand your
Digital Footprint
Follow your
Code of Conduct
Set Good
Boundaries
Personal
Virtual
Professional
Social networking
can help
link
people together.
Social networking can
blur
boundaries
.
Who is going to
see it?
How closely will I
monitor my
privacy settings?
What is
appropriate and
not appropriate?
The use of science in industry, engineering,
useful things or
solve problems…
etc. to invent
A
machine, piece of equipment,
method, etc., that is created by
technology…
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Apps = applications
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Focus on free or low cost
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Short cuts to jump to user
specific programs
Apple versus Android - usually available
in both
Cloud feature apps allow movement between devices
and often users
What are you currently
using and how?
What is My 4-H
my 4-H serves as a central and
collaborative source for more of the
4-H resources you want – including
the National Directory of 4-H
Materials. 4-H professionals,
volunteers, and youth leaders can
share, discuss, and learn of
information and resources related to
4-H positive youth development.
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From
To
No Tech
Techno
Expect things to change.
Explore, don’t master.
Just try it!
Be prepared and stay calm.
Check the e-Forum website.
When in doubt, Google.
Always try YouTube.
Keep it SIMPLE!
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We welcome your feedback from tonight’s
e-Forum session.
Your responses will help us to better plan
future programs for 4-H Volunteers.
Site facilitators, please compile your site’s
data and enter it into the survey link within 2
weeks of the session.
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To access resources presented in the
e-Forum sessions, please visit:
http://www.uwex.edu/ces/4h/ncrvd/eForum2013.cfm
A recording of this session is also available at
this site and at: learn.extension.org
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
Hooray! You’ve Got 4-H Parents! Now What??

Engaging Teens/Older 4-H Youth (Tuesday,

Using Technology to Enhance Your 4-H Experience

Exploring the Science of 4-H Projects (Monday,
(Monday, November 18, 2013)
December 3, 2013)
(Tuesday, January 14, 2014)
February 3, 2014)
All programs will be held from 8:00-9:30
p.m. (ET). Local activities begin at 7:30
p.m. (ET)
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