I've been asked to replace a speaker for an upcoming <a href="http://www.hollyhock.ca/cms/index.cfm?Group_ID=4653">Hollyhock training series on Social Media</a>, presented in partnership with <a href="http://www.octopusstrategies.com/default.htm">Octopus Strategies</a>.
I'll be giving a "social media primer" this coming Thursday. Here's what it currently says on the box:
Wondering what, exactly, a 'Yelp' is? Curious whether Facebook, LinkedIn or Twitter can help you move your mission forward? Join [Boris Mann] for an enlightening and entertaining look into the changing landscape of social media tools, techniques and practices. You'll leave with a clear understanding of all the opportunities social media presents, and insights into how to take advantage of this burgeoning medium.
There really is a lot of depth to cover here -- back in the day we only had to cover Blogs and RSS, and now I have to get all the way through microblogging, location based services and iPhone apps, with social networks in between.
I'll be picking up presenter licenses for a couple of <a href="http://commoncraft.com">Common Craft</a> videos. Hard to believe that <a href="http://commoncraft.com/rss_plain_english">RSS in Plain English</a> just had its three year anniversary.
I'll be posting the outline after the session. The big question: will I skip wikis or include them? :P
If you know of someone that's interested in attending (best for those in non profits / NGOs or larger organizations) you can <a href="https://www.hollyhock.ca/cms/page1528.cfm?group_id=4615:2010.04.29:2010.04.29"><strong>register here »</strong></a>
Show your interest / attendance on the <a href="http://upcoming.yahoo.com/event/5628767/BC/Vancouver/Social-Media-for-Social-Change-1st-of-4-part-series/Hollyhock/"><strong>entry in Upcoming »</strong></a>
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