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Beth used Facebook to ask for our time saving tips for professional and organisational social networking. She asked specifically about tools etc to help work across mutliple sites (something which I can’t answer) but I can offer some basics, and getting the basics right will save wasted time:
1 Guiding principle number one is to [...]
Thursday morning and the phone goes. My kids’ secondary school. “Gawd”, I think, “I need to catch a train to London”. Don’t panic. No accident, no expulsions. It turns out I’ve been elected one of four parent governors.
I can be slow at times – because I spent the rest of the day at [...]
Tanya Byron on Digital Media Literacy and school governors [1:40m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadWatch this – no seriously watch this video. Thanks and thanks.
Britt Bravo at Netsquared has thrown out this question: How Can Nonprofits Use the Social Web During the “Giving Season”?
The truth is that this is the shopping season – so make the most of it with something that’s a touch web 1.5.
Sign up for an affiliate site and encourage your supporters to use it [...]
Lloyd Davis (on facebook) pointed me to this headline FACEBOOK DISTRACTING WORKERS FROM UNDERPAID, SOUL-DESTROYING TEDIUM, SAYS CBI which is the point we were trying to make here.
I know Facebook is a timewaster. I could have used many hours more productively over the last couple of months, but instead I install apps, answer facile quizzes, and then uninstall apps. Using Facebook can smack of that guilt you get when you start smoking after a week of quitting: the guilt [...]
Podnosh blog is written by Nick Booth, a television and radio documentary maker turned social media doer, teacher and consultant.
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