Just a quick update! I will be attending this year’s PodCamp Toronto on February 20th & 21st, 2010 at Ryerson University.
PodCamp Toronto 2010 is a FREE "unconference" bringing together professionals and hobbyists from Toronto and the surrounding area to explore the cutting edge of new and social media. If you are an online content [...]
The goal of this FREE Social Media Policy Generator is to provide guidelines for companies who do not have policies to offer their contractors or employees who participate with, or create content on social media websites like wikis, blogs, virtual worlds and social networks.
Many organizations do not have the time or resources to write [...]
Bring it back to the message! Bring it back to the message!
This is what I keep hearing myself repeat during my Plain Language Workshop. Now, stop! Let’s think about this for a second!
Last night, I decided to re-sync my iPhone to my computer to update my music playlist and audiobooks. This got me thinking about how we as human beings tend to collect stuff for our enjoyment and even extend this behaviour into our work life at times.
I like to keep the places I visit for information simple; these three sources fit the bill. Where do you get your news?
Lately, I’ve been asked to explain, “What is Twitter?” So instead of repeatedly performing my short tutorial on Twitter, I’m sharing my collection of links below to help the new Twitter users (”Tweeps”) get started and be on their way to cyber-stalking their internet celebrities.
“What is Twitter and what do you use it for?”
“How can Facebook benefit my business?”
“I don’t think social network applies to what I do.”
“Social networks cannot beat a one-to-one communication with people.”
These are the types of questions and comments that are often voiced to me. I attended a seminar on How To Sell Design [...]
