Posts Tagged ‘technology-stewarding’

Don’t choose your online networking space(s) first

I invariably try to frame whatever I’m writing or talking about in a resolutely positive way. Turn the statements around. Glass half full. And all that. As I feel strongly about this topic, I’m going to stick to a negative assertion that struck me as I was thinking about this blog post. If there is [...]

Staying on top of the information avalanche

At the end of my workshop I quipped “I hope you haven’t ended up more overloaded than when you began.” The participants in my workshop at the Engage your community conference on Friday smiled warily in reply. Setting out to cover the main bases of how to fine-tune harvesting information online meant we had to [...]

Does the tool really do the job?

I’m up to my eyeballs investigating options for running a live, online launch. It’s interesting that once you take the wrapping off the box of some of the web conference products you quickly find out just what the strengths and limitations are. The marketing hype promises seamless use of video and application sharing. But during [...]

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