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Ruth Mastron	Hi, I've just passed the test for Module 3! I'm finding the links to resource and additional reading (news articles, etc.) to be very interesting and helpful, but have a couple of questions. 1. I've noticed a couple of broken links in Mod 3--should have made a note of them, sorry! 2. Is there a full list of all the links by Module? I'm thinking I'd like to bookmark some of them but not sure at this point which will be the most useful. ThanksQ
	Posted 11 years ago #1 - View post
Annie Slee	Hi Ruth Thanks very much for letting me us know. I do check the links regularly to ensure they are all working correctly but I have just managed to find one broken link for the Anti Bullying Alliance, Resources 3 in Module 3 that wasn't working so great spot and many thanks. When you get to the next steps module after you have successfully passed the training (Module 5) we provide a post training summary for each module including the links. So don't worry too much about making notes as you will be able to reference them once you have completed the training :) Hope this info. is helpful. Good luck with Module 4. Annie
	Posted 11 years ago #2 - View post
Ruth Mastron	I've passed the final exam and am delighted to have done this training! The "Next Steps" module contains all the summaries I was hoping for, so thanks for anticipating my needs.
	Posted 11 years ago #3 - View post
Annie Slee	Congratulations Ruth! We will also send you the latest edition of the RTM newsletter, so please keep a look-out for that. Once again, many congratulations and welcome to our growing community of certified moderators. From the Team at MG
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Moderation Team	Hello to all of our students. Good morning all :) I wanted to post this very interesting blog on Social media in Australia: Why human moderation is crucial. http://www.emoderation.com/social-media-in-australia-effective-social-media-management-needs-human-moderation/ This should make for interesting reading for any of our Australian and New Zealand students.
	Posted 10 years ago #5 - View post
Erica Murphey	Moderation Gateway said Hello to all of our students. Good morning all :) I wanted to post this very interesting blog on Social media in Australia: Why human moderation is crucial. http://www.emoderation.com/social-media-in-australia-effective-social-media-management-needs-human-moderation/ This should make for interesting reading for any of our Australian and New Zealand students. \n\nVery interesting! I certainly agree that one advantage of human moderation is that people understand cultural things. A machine won't always pick up on, say, local slang.
	Posted 10 years ago #6 - View post
Moderation Team	Moderation Gateway said Thanks Erica. Agreed. This is one of the many advantages of human moderation. It's true that automated moderation is getting more and more sophisticated but I believe there will never be a time when human moderation isn't needed. When 'humans' are creating the content then human moderation (in conjunction with moderation software) is the safest and most thorough way of moderating. I'm not convinced however sophisticated the technology becomes that it will be able to pick up human nuances alone.
	Posted 10 years ago #7 - View post
Moderation Team	Wishing all of our students who celebrate Thanksgiving an enjoyable day.
	Posted 10 years ago #8 - View post
Moderation Team	A little bit of fun for Thanksgiving! The complete guide to instagramming your thanksgiving dinner. http://qz.com/300662/the-complete-guide-to-instagramming-your-thanksgiving-dinner/
	Posted 10 years ago #9 - View post
Annie Slee	Where did last week go? One minute it was Monday and then next it's Saturday! Hope you are enjoying the weekend and as always welcome to our new students. For support please email us on support@moderationgateway.com
	Posted 10 years ago #10 - View post
Moderation Team	If you have a few minutes spare - read this fascinating blog by ICUC on how they managed to say a small thank you to their Moderators by buying them lunch. A simple thing you'd think? Think again! The blog highlights the complexities of having remote workers especially if they want to do something as simple as order lunch for them. Read on ... it's fascinating and fun :) http://blog.icucmoderation.com/blog/how-to-arrange-a-surprise-lunch-delivery-for-22-employees-in-18-cities?utm_campaign=ICUC%20Blog%20-%20Lead%20Generation%20&utm_content=10050303&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook
	Posted 10 years ago #11 - View post
Moderation Team	As it's Friday I thought you might enjoy this ... With Safer Internet Day just round the corner (10th February 2015) join in the fun with the 'Share a smile' campaign. Mods do 'their bit' every day to help keep the internet safe so it's a great opportunity to get involved and celebrate this worthwhile global initiatve. Check out the SID page and feel free to post your smile on our Facebook page to show your support. We are looking out for the most creative ones! http://www.saferinternet.org.uk/news/share-a-smile-this-safer-internet-day
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Moderation Team	Confused about #hashtage use? Check out the informative article via our Facebook page. Best practice hashtag use for social media. Understand why and how.
	Posted 10 years ago #13 - View post
Moderation Team	For those of you who are interested in languages here is a great article by André Müller on the question of 'how to memorise a new alphabet?' André has a lot of experience and has written a great answer on Quora with tips! http://time.com/3739271/memorize-new-alphabet/
	Posted 10 years ago #14 - View post
Moderation Team	An interesting article for the 'work-at-home' ninja. Have a tea break and read the handy tips. http://www.creativebloq.com/career/tips-work-at-home-51514979?page=1 Enjoy your forthcoming weekend :)
	Posted 9 years ago #15 - View post