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BufferApp in 90 Seconds (VIDEO)

Here’s the latest video in my technology in 90 seconds channel:

If you find this video useful, please click through to Youtube to like and comment on it. You’ll find a series of similar videos on my channel.

BufferApp.com in 90 Seconds

Social media news you can use today

Social media articles and videos

This past month has been unusually busy for me with appearances and interviews related to social media.

WordPress WordCamp Gamification Presentation Badge

For those who prefer longer videos:
  • My presentation on Gamification for Funtastic User Experience from Philly WordCamp 2011 is now available via WordCamp TV. The most compelling section is probably about 15-20 minutes in where I read and discuss student comments about their experience in a gamified course.
  • I appeared with three of my colleagues from the Management Information Systems department of Temple U. Fox School of Business in a round-table discussion on Social Media on Temple U. TV.
If you prefer really short videos, I’ve launched an “… in 90 seconds” series on internet and social media technology. The first four titles are:
I plan on putting out about one per week, so keep your eyes out for more. Let me know if there’s a particular product you’d like covered  in the series.

Help pick the winning infographic

This semester in my Social Media Innovation course, the 12 student teams each created an Infographic. The team whose infographic gets the most views wins a prize!

Please check out the infographics either on Flickr — in this Infographics Set — or on Visual.ly (links below). The views count on either platform.

If you see one you really like, the best way to help that team win is to share the infographic with your online friends!

What’s next: an invitation

On December 1 and 2, Larry Dignan and I are teaching an Executive Education module at Temple U. Fox School of Business on Mapping the Social Media Landscape.
The module will help you take your social media usage to the next level. This module covers the key product areas and social networking platforms essential to organizational social media strategy. It provides attendees with practical knowledge based on insights derived from implementing as well as studying social media. The fast-paced two-day schedule provides insights into the major principles underlying social media success.
We still have a few seats available and would love to see you there!

 

What is social presence management? XeeMe.com in 90 seconds (video)

XeeMe.com in 90 seconds

Google+ versus the World (INFOGRAPHIC)

For the group project assignment this semester in my MIS3538: Social Media Innovation Course teams created infographics. Here’s the last one: Google+ versus the world .

G-plus versus the world

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Top 3 fast food chains in the world (INFOGRAPHIC)

For the group project assignment this semester in my MIS3538: Social Media Innovation Course teams created infographics. Here’s the next one: Top 3 fast food chains in the world .

Top 3 fast food chains in the world

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Philly Campus Crime Rates (INFOGRAPHIC)

For the group project assignment this semester in my MIS3538: Social Media Innovation Course teams created infographics. Here’s the next one: Top 3 fast food chains in the world .

Philly Campus Crime Rates

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Rhythm Through Time (INFOGRAPHIC)

For the group project assignment this semester in my MIS3538: Social Media Innovation Course teams created infographics. Here’s the next one: Rhythm Through Time.

Rhythm Through Time

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What America Thinks of its Great Landmarks (INFOGRAPHIC)

For the group project assignment this semester in my MIS3538: Social Media Innovation Course teams created infographics. Here’s the next one: What America Thinks of its Great Landmarks.

Popular US Destnations

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Event promotion: it’s an email, not a bulletin board

A picture may be worth a thousand words, but if you are promoting an event a couple dozen words are much better.

Just because you can send a picture via email, it doesn’t mean you should. The very worst way to promote an event via email is a beautiful flyer that belongs on a bulletin board.

Fliers are designed to grab someone’s attention when they’re walking by. Fliers turning casual interest into rapt attention.

An open email means you’ve already made it past a subject line filer. After that: get right to it. Make it really easy for me to find out:

  • What is the benefit of attending your event?
  • Where and when is it?
If you’re hiding that in an image, I’m going to get impatient and move on.
If you’ve got it in text and I’m still interested, I’ll click on a link and admire the beautiful flier you created for the event.

Healthy Eating Habits (INFOGRAPHIC)

For the group project assignment this semester in my MIS3538: Social Media Innovation Course teams created infographics. Here’s the next one: Healthy Eating Habits.

Healthy Eating Habits

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