Recap: Red vs. Green and Other Questions:
Creating a Vibrant CNM Social Community
March 3, 2010 Jason Nakai
Our second event of the year, Red vs. Green and Other Questions: Creating a Vibrant CNM Social Community by Miranda Evjen, was held on March 3rd before a full-house.
Miranda's informative presentation was a hit!
If you couldn't make it or if you need a refresher, heeeerrre you go.
Recap
Miranda covered:
- There's no "I" in team: Social media at CNM is a team effort, especially if you are trying to be available at all times (days, evenings, weekends, snow days, etc.)
- Beginning: Start with what you know.
- Create a persona or a social media point of view: This helps you have a good and balanced information–to–fun ratio
- Moderating: Know what should you monitor and where should you draw the line
- Be Consistent and patient: Because it takes time to grow a community
Slide Deck
Miranda's slide deck is available on SlideShare:
Video
Video is available on Vimeo and, as before, we're still working out lighting and camera position, so forgive us if this is a little on the dark side:
Photos
Lastly, photos are available on Flickr:
Coming up in April!
Our next presentation is Rasters, Vectors & Scripting, Oh My! on April 7, 2010, beginning at 6:30pm at One Up.
In this presentation, Brian Arnold will take you on a tour of the HTML5 <canvas> element, SVG, and a little bit of WebGL
Eventbrite registration for this event is filling up fast full. However, the waitlist is open, so get your name on it in case we get cancellations (which we usually do the day of the event).
Of course, if you can't get a spot for the presentation, please feel free to join us at One Up afterwards (usually around 7:30pm) for socializing and billiards. No RSVP required and fun guaranteed to be had.
In fact, if you didn't join us after our Red vs. Green presentation, you missed out big time! Three of us took on the One Up Ghost Chile Wing Challenge:
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Springing Forward
As we move forward through our calendar of presentations, we would like to thank everyone for helping Webuquerque start out the year with a BANG! We would also like to remind you that Webuquerque is about you and for you. So if you have ideas, suggestions, concerns, please let us know.
See you on April 7!