In a prior posting “Capturing the Backchannel From Non-Techies,” I described how I was able to capture the backchannel of an early childhood event that consisted of a less than tech savvy crowd. In short, I assembled a team of volunteer iReporters who were responsible for sharing their personal aha moments and learnings, while also reporting [...]
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Capturing the Backchannel From Non-Techies
April 29th, 2010
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For those of us working in the tech field, or in fields of work that typically include a more tech savvy crowd, capturing the “backchannel” of an event is not that difficult. Usually event organizers will select an event tag for its participants to use, and then market the fact that they want participants to [...]
Social Bookmarking vs. Use of Handouts
March 16th, 2010
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So often at events/trainings we find ourselves passing out prized resource lists, which often contain references to websites. In and of itself this approach is not wrong, in fact its ok. But what if there were a way for you to share your website resources that would prove beneficial to you and your audience beyond [...]
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I recommend easy to use, free tech services and resources that I've personally used/tested. I select free tech tools to review based upon my past & current work with various non-profit organizations in which I provide(d) a wide variety of tech support services including general tech consulting, web design, database dev, and elearning. Additionally, I like to help those new to technology learn more through tips and simple explanations.