Team Facebook Pages

[SamC]

330's page here

[apalrd]

Killer Bees

[jesse.elite]

Newport Robotics Group team 948

[WRENCHMOM]

Team 1625 Winnovation
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000160513225

[ttakashima]

Team 2504's here.

[Sue-San]

Team 25

[AnibaS]

Fe Maidens- Team 2265

[NorviewsVeteran]

1793 Norview Pilots

[HannahF]

The Firebirds page: http://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/p...01944979843983

[cpeister]

Team 781 Kinetic Knights

[h1n1is4pigs]

we only use facebook to communicate things to our members and discuss designs and stuff. what is the advantage to actually creating a facebook page for your team?

[Zholl]

Originally Posted by h1n1is4pigs

we only use facebook to communicate things to our members and discuss designs and stuff. what is the advantage to actually creating a facebook page for your team?

It's a more effective and a faster way of getting information out to people who might be interested, such as comp results, picture galleries, dates, besides creating a casual and easy way for people to ask about the team (assuming they decide to go that route). You can post news quickly from more places than you might be able to with a standard site, and visual content doesn't need to be formatted prior to posting. Putting information and media on a standard site tends to be much more involved and time consuming, and can be somewhat difficult at comps since you spend most of your day at the venue or dealing with other team business. Granted you can minimize the time needed with a CMS setup, but it's still usually a lot faster to write a quick status post on Facebook about how a day of comp went than to write and proof a page long news post on a site

[h1n1is4pigs]

Originally Posted by Zholl

It's a more effective and a faster way of getting information out to people who might be interested, such as comp results, picture galleries, dates, besides creating a casual and easy way for people to ask about the team (assuming they decide to go that route). You can post news quickly from more places than you might be able to with a standard site, and visual content doesn't need to be formatted prior to posting. Putting information and media on a standard site tends to be much more involved and time consuming, and can be somewhat difficult at comps since you spend most of your day at the venue or dealing with other team business. Granted you can minimize the time needed with a CMS setup, but it's still usually a lot faster to write a quick status post on Facebook about how a day of comp went than to write and proof a page long news post on a site

ok cool thanks i guess this will be one of our topics at our next meeting, because our website is rather slow and we can only have one webmaster for it, Facebook would make it alot easier

[Aren Siekmeier]

Team 2175 - The Fighting Calculators

http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Fi...76421689059296

[Macdaddy549]

The DevilDawgs Team 549 has a Team Facebook for the past year. It's a great way to comunicate with everyone. Check us out on facebook at

LHS-DevilDawgs