ALJ321 Internship: Folio of work

Here is a selection of work that I created during my Internship.

• Deakin love posting student created content on their social media – here’s an example of a picture I took down at the Burwood campus on a DSLR camera. This was posted to Twitter; but often students images were also reposted on Instagram.

• This was one of the images I captured on iPhone during the press conference with Liz Cambage and the Melbourne Boomers. This was posted to Instagram.

• A little bit of self promotion! Here is a very kind tweet by Ross Monaghan after I sat down with him and talked all things University, Internships, and what happens after I graduate. It was fantastic being able to network and make connections like this throughout my Internship.

• Often I would source content to post on Instagram – inspirational quotes are really well received so I tried to post one most weeks! Formatting posts, coming up with captions etc. is harder than it looks as so much thought is put into every little detail!

• The Social Media Team featured me in a few of their posts, which I was more than happy to be in. Simple exam tips are really well received by students so this kind of content works really well on Deakin’s Instagram page.

• Course promotion using Twitter and other social media platforms was something I was taught how to do. This is one of the Tweets I developed to gain attention to different degrees the University offers.

• These are some questions I created for interview’s that one of my co-workers was conducting. These questions were going to be used to develop articles for Deakin’s content hub (http://this.deakin.edu.au).

• I was assigned the task of compiling information for a future http://this.deakin.edu.au article. I was asked to find some statistics, stock images, and source some websites and blog posts relevant to the topic.

• and last but not least, here are some of the Snapchat stories I created and posted on behalf of Deakin University! It was a really cool experience seeing the amount of views and positive feedback such simple posts attract.