Posted on January 26, 2008 by audriez
I haven’t been blogging long, and although I have a depth of experience in communications and a “gut” instinct on what works, there’s still a lot to learn. One great source has been Beth Kanter’s blog and wiki. The great thing about social media is that this assistance comes “free” (okay, I retract that, there’s the [...]
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Posted on January 24, 2008 by audriez
In my previous post, you began to lay the groundwork for board signoff on your web 2.0 initiatives.
It’s a myth that boards won’t support (increased) usage of web 2.0 technology. They are simply unfamiliar with the potential of what exists. They may have seen their teenager use MySpace or a school blog. Your job is to connect the dots. Ultimately, they are accountable for the financial well-being of [...]
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Posted on January 16, 2008 by audriez
Beth Kanter, the technical maven of the nonprofit world, posed a simple question to me yesterday–
“What do you think are some best practices in using these (social media) tools in terms of collaboration?”
So much potential, it makes my brain hurt! (Sorry, too much Monty Python with my daughter last weekend). I’ll focus on one aspect:
peer learning. [...]
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