CTA members get hands-on instruction with Blogging, Photoshop, Photoblogs, Podcasts and more at CTA's Summer Institute hosted at the University of California, LA.
Here's my workshop on Web 2.0 and Organizing
Check out the CTA Summer Institute site where CTA participants post their first blog posts!
Publication Resources Referrenced in class:
- The Corporate Blogging Book by Debbie Weil
- Wikinomics: How Mass Collaboration Changes Everything by Don Tapscott and Anthony D. Williams
- Cyberactivism: Online Activism in Theory and Practice Martha Mccaughey and Michael D. Ayers
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Comments (1)
ok, 'nother piece of the puzzle.
you're working at the nat'l level, so "affiliates" mean state groups like cta...but from the gateway article it looks like CA is not a user yet. what's up w/ that?
i'm still kinda surprised they brought you in to present - we're not exactly a target audience...or maybe in a grassyroots sorta way.
just speaking for myself anything nea-related usually seems quite far removed from every day impacts. yeah, i know they lobby for me in d.c. - one big fish in the political pond talking to others about nickel-b evils. but i think my immediate concerns are educating my chap's board and site reps on how technology can help us organize more effectively & POSSIBLY collaborate (both without add'l time & money). so to that end, if your site's ppt goes through an umpteenth revision from that angle - i'll grab it off youtube, carrier pigeon or bike messenger to put it to use.
hmmm, an nea- or cta-sponsored grant to fund time out of the classroom to allow local chapter webmasters to launch & build out a website/blog, etc., provided it ties into the broader vision of advancing technology integration in educational practices would make quite a tasty morsel
*chewing*
yep
Posted by Jul | July 31, 2007 5:19 PM
Posted on July 31, 2007 17:19