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Week 1 Workshop Blog Post | | I?m lending a hand for the CPSquare?s (http://www.cpsquare.org)? As part of our collective?end of the week activity,? we are all to blog a reflection either on the workshop discussion board, or on our own blogs.
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Read CPSquare ?Connected Futures? week 1 blog post (Links)
Peg “got” that there was both an information architecture and a set of social processes associated with their use of a wiki as both a project communication tool and as a knowledge sharing tool. | | Intially the blog was going to be a general place for coalition members to share stuff.
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Read Noticing some nice non-profit wiki work (Links)
Read The magic between communities and networks (Links)
People ask me, “how do I become a better blogger and how can I make money at blogging?” There are tons of great resources out there on how to become a better blogger, and I usually don’t have a good answer for the second part.
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Read Want to take your blogging to the next level? (Links)
The waves of blogging conversations about community management seem to be washing on the shore closer together these days. | | While catching up on some feeds, I saw Matt Moore’s bit on | | chief conversation officer. | | Organisations need Social Media Relations people.
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Read More on community management (part 3 or ?what?s in a name?) (Links)
Too funny and right on….Seven psychological complaints of bloggers and social media addicts . Not a video, but a Monday funny!| || | | |
Read Seven psychological complaints of bloggers and social media addicts (Links)
Read Musings on ?community management? Part 2 (Links)
A good community manager must be able to skip around, see patterns, scan the whole and then discern if and where to intervene in the system. I can’t stress enough that this needs to be BOTH, not OR! | | Social network mapping and analysis skills.
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Read Musings on ?community management? Part 1 (Links)
Read Doug Symington Mashes Us Up (Links)
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