Seems like they also extended it to offline events and seminars, not sure however what participation resulted out of it. think this section can have various updates in the form of either a population probability of tigers, or futuristic population clock, updates from various offline groups holding seminars, an interview with the prime minister/environment minister/chief minister (aircel has tied up with ndtv) and various other things (some of these are already in their agenda and show on the website). The website gave various options to people to engage with and share. That’s sad! MORE >>

When you can, take the opportunity to present the information you’ve gleaned: set up a seminar at work, organize a workshop at the local library, etc. RSS Subscription. ABOUT. HOWTO. FORUMS. ADVERTISE. ARCHIVES. PODCAST. WRITERS. CONTRIBUTE. TEMPLATES. CONTACT. SEARCH. ALL POSTS. FEATURED. PRODUCTIVITY. COMMUNICATION. LIFESTYLE. MONEY. TECHNOLOGY. MANAGEMENT. Your ID: Password: Forget your ID or password? Help. -->. Enter your email address: May 23rd, 2008 in Productivity. Are You a Productive Reader? know you can read. You’re reading this, aren’t you? Teach it. MORE >>

few definitions: "A Personal Learning Environment (PLE) is a collection of free, distributed, web-based tools, usually centred around a blog, linked together and aggregating content using RSS feeds and simple HTML scripts." Online Seminar Discussion facilitated by Derek Wenmoth and Derek Chirnside June 4-24, 2007. From LTCWiki. Jump to: navigation , search Contents. Overview. What is a Personal Learning Environment? Why PLEs? Why Now? Elements of a Personal Learning Environment. Current Barriers. PLE Images. Additional Resources. edit ] Overview. These tools â?? link]. link]. MORE >>

Businesspeople who rely more on in-person events such workshops, book signings, and seminars can easily apply these ideas. Get my Internet Marketing newsletter , buy my book, The New Community Rules: Marketing on the Social Web , and subscribe to the Techipedia RSS feed. This is a guest post by Lisa Kalner Williams. Ever read those articles on how a business has successfully used social media to increase brand awareness and drive sales? The articles either end there or conclude with a self-congratulatory remark by a company rep. Why is that? Offer Online Thanks for Offline Events. MORE >>

During Social Media Week in LA USC held an interesting one day seminar focused mainly on geo location services. I’d recommend that you get some social media training – learn to do it with free tools like Social Mention, RSS feeds and a NetVibes dashboard so you really understand the process. He touched on some points that  are  particularly relevant to PR – being authentic and building community. He says anyone can learn to use these tools, but it is not immediately obvious who your influencers are- you have to do the in depth collection and analysis of data. MORE >>