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Monthly Archives: September 2009
Taking the Dutch Health 2.0 Challenge
I’m looking forward to my first trip to Europe in about 10 days, where I have been asked to speak at REshape 2009, the second Health 2.0 conference and the first international E-Mental Health summit. The organizers of these conferences have set up an interesting contest, called the Dutch Open Health 2.0 Challenge, that will [...]
Posted in Conferences, Social Media Tagged Dutch Open, Europe, Health 2.0, Lee Aase, Social Media 1 Comment
A Taste of the Tools that are Changing the World
This is my presentation today at the Rochester, Minn. Thursday Noon Rotary Club. Social Media 101: A Taste of the Tools that are Changing the World View more documents from Lee Aase. I was asked to provide a 101 course in Social Media in 20 minutes. It’s a nice opportunity to develop an overview presentation [...]
Posted in Conferences, Social Media Tagged Blogs, Facebook, Lee Aase, Mayo Clinic, Rotary, Social Media, Twitter, YouTube Leave a comment
Mayo Clinic Social Media Update
I’m making a several presentations over the next week, and delivering variations of what you see embedded below. I prefer to not distribute the slides in advance as handouts, so that people aren’t distracted and reading ahead, and so we can all literally be on the same page as we have a conversation. I also [...]
Posted in Conferences, Social Media Tagged blog, Facebook, Lee Aase, Mayo Clinic, Social Media, Twitter, YouTube 1 Comment
RAQ: Do You Need to Be Unique to Profit from Social Media?
At the FUEL social media meeting in Rochester, someone asked: Don’t you really have to be special or unique to gain from social media? I mean, if there are 200,000 T-shirt vendors on Twitter, aren’t you going to waste a lot of time trying to get noticed? What if there is nothing that really sets [...]
Posted in Blogging, Chancellor RAQs, Social Media Tagged Blogs, business, Social Media, Tom Vanderwell Leave a comment
Public Affairs Council State-Local Government Relations Seminar