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by Lance A. Simon published in the Phoenix Newsletter, 2011
In some sense – from iPads to Facebook to Google TV, LinkedIn and Amazon.com, social media is the new Internet.
by Michelle Strutzenberger published in Axiom News June 2009
A virtual workshop is exploring how to sustain the momentum of an energizing planning session long after the event is past and routine tasks and demands are crowding for attention again.
by Mark Athitakis published in Associations Now, April 2009
Time was, knowledge capture at conferences meant a newsletter and audiocassettes. Today associations can use everything from MP3s to wikis to videos to Twitter streams, but not every option is right for every meeting. There are more options than ever for grabbing hold of your conference's content. Deciding what to save, how to save it, and how to use it later means first getting wise to what members need.
published in Meeting Mentor
by Pascal Kaplan published in AI Practitioner
by Lindsey Godwin, Ph.D. and Soren Kaplan, Ph.D. published in AI Practitioner, (page 8)
published in Association Trends
by Robert McNulty and Andrew Scharlach, Ph.D. published in National League of Cities web site
published in Online Community Report
by Soren Kaplan and Julia Ashley published in ASAE Executive Update
by Soren Kaplan and Julia Ashley published in ASAE Executive Update
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