A while back I mentioned that I would share a map or something describing how I’ve organized myself online. Part of the reason why I never got to completing the post was that I never got around to completing the process.
There is a lot of information to manage out there. One thing is for [...]
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 SubscribeExplore more: Tags: automator, bgimgt566sx, blogs, community, delicious, docs, dropbox, evernote, facebook, features, flickr, gmail, google, google reader, information overload, instapaper, iphone, life, linkedin, mindmeister, online, organizers, project, read it later, remember the milk, reqall, RSS, scheduleonce, social web, tarpipe, tungle, Twitter, work, yahoo pipes Category: Series, Social Web for Social Change, Stakeholder Engagement, Working in Groups So why, why, why do we keep hearing about social media, especially Twitter? Twitter only has 20 million users, which is nothing when compared to MySpace and Facebook, 60+ and 90+ million respectively. Yet we keep hearing about Twitter. Even though its growth has stopped skyrocketing, its usefulness has not. The exact reasons why Twitter seems [...] Leave a comment |
SubscribeExplore more: Tags: api, audience, bgimgt566sx, community, conversations, experience, facebook, fyi, information overload, mashable, myspace, salesforce, seesmic, social media, social_networking_sites, tweetdeck, tweets, Twitter, visualization Category: Series, Social Web for Social Change Is it love from my parents? Should I have been coddled more? Communities form around sharing of some kind, the mutual fellowship or shared experience. I often question my ability to contribute to the communities I am in. This is especially unclear in how casually the word community can be used. Even Wikipedia states that [...] Leave a comment |
SubscribeExplore more: Tags: anxiety, authentic community, bgimgt566sx, community, community spaces, desire, dichotomy, facebook, flickr, love, participation, reality, risk, rituals, success, Twitter, wikipedia, work Category: Community Building, Series, Social Web for Social Change In line with the class I am in, the existing theme of my blog, and the desire to have a topic that really motivates me to write, I want to highlight the use of, examples of, and characteristics of real change being made through the social web. This could be anything from looking at how [...] 2 comments |
SubscribeExplore more: Tags: bgimgt566sx, community, community spaces, desire, flashmob, nonprofits, riots, social organization, social web, space, Twitter Category: Community Building, Social Web for Social Change I just started a class on this topic (@bgiedu bgiedu.org). I’m in it because I know that I need the practice of posting regular entries. Additionally, I want strategy and purpose behind what I am doing. Finally, I want to see how the social web (social media) translates into real change offline. Can it? 3 comments |
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