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Also of interest? Chronicle of Philanthropy Live Web Forum on Social Networks

Submitted by Suzanne M Connors on Tue, 06/23/2009 - 12:49pm

Thought I'd pass along a link to the archive of a live discussion on use of social media by nonprofits from The Chronicle of Philanthropy today: http://philanthropy.com/live/2009/06/social_networks/

-Suzanne

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Continuing to meet?

Submitted by DawnACrawford on Wed, 06/17/2009 - 3:55pm

Would everyone like to continue to meet - maybe once a month or once every other month - we could do trouble shooting sessions or just dive deeper on different social media platforms. What do you think?

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social media for social impact session

Submitted by Drew OConnor on Wed, 06/17/2009 - 9:24am

Social Network Theory
Its at the base of social media. it holds that within a system, nodes (people, organizations....) are connected by lines. Strength and change can be created by increasing the network connections, and by focusing on the strength between each of those connections. This is a useful model when thinking about how we organize communities.

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Social Media for Social Impact PPT by Dawn Crawford, Drew O'Connor and Pat Sablich
social media for social impact session

Social Network Theory
Its at the base of social media. it holds that within a system, nodes (people, organizations....) are connected by lines. Strength and change can be created by increasing the network connections, and by focusing on the strength between each of those connections. This is a useful model when thinking about how we organize communities.

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Suzanne M Connors's picture

Also of interest? Chronicle of Philanthropy Live Web Forum on Social Networks

Submitted by Suzanne M Connors on Tue, 06/23/2009 - 12:49pm

Thought I'd pass along a link to the archive of a live discussion on use of social media by nonprofits from The Chronicle of Philanthropy today: http://philanthropy.com/live/2009/06/social_networks/

-Suzanne

DawnACrawford's picture

Continuing to meet?

Submitted by DawnACrawford on Wed, 06/17/2009 - 3:55pm

Would everyone like to continue to meet - maybe once a month or once every other month - we could do trouble shooting sessions or just dive deeper on different social media platforms. What do you think?

Drew OConnor's picture

social media for social impact session

Submitted by Drew OConnor on Wed, 06/17/2009 - 9:24am

Social Network Theory
Its at the base of social media. it holds that within a system, nodes (people, organizations....) are connected by lines. Strength and change can be created by increasing the network connections, and by focusing on the strength between each of those connections. This is a useful model when thinking about how we organize communities.

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social media for social impact session

Social Network Theory
Its at the base of social media. it holds that within a system, nodes (people, organizations....) are connected by lines. Strength and change can be created by increasing the network connections, and by focusing on the strength between each of those connections. This is a useful model when thinking about how we organize communities.

Click on any of the above titles to view the full minutes.