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Monthly Archives: January 2010
RAQ: What platform do you recommend for Twitter chats?
This question comes from Chris Patota (@WestchesterPR), and is shared with permission: I just came across your blog today, and I think it’s a great resource for people like me who are trying to leverage social media for business. I have a quick question for you…what is your preferred Twitter Chat technology? I would like [...]
Posted in Chancellor RAQs, Twitter Tagged Lee Aase, RAQ, SMUG, Tweetchat, Tweetdeck, Twitter, Twitter chats Leave a comment
RAQ: How do I set a Vanity URL for my Facebook Page?
Note: This post is part of the SMUG Facebook curriculum, and is Facebook 230. A participant in a recent Webinar had a question about how to create a vanity URL for an organization’s Facebook page, similar to what we have for Mayo Clinic, which has now been shortened to: http://www.facebook.com/MayoClinic So I’m demonstrating it with [...]
RAQ: Personal and Professional Identities – SMUG
Jackie Fox (@jfoxhdr), who blogs at Dispatch from Second Base, writes to ask: I haven’t noticed this in SMUG and was hoping you might have some advice on how to mesh our professional and personal activities online. I’m beginning to suffer from a bit of an identity crisis. My professional profile is on LinkedIn and my personal profile [...]
Posted in Chancellor RAQs Tagged Breast Cancer, Facebook, Personal, privacy, Professional, Twitter, YouTube 8 Comments
Ruth LaGue, Associate Professor of Graphic Arts – SMUG
In July and August we held a contest, inviting SMUGgles to create a new official seal for SMUG, and then asking the “student body” to select the winner. In addition to the undying gratitude of SMUGgles everywhere (and there are now more than 800 of us representing every continent except Antarctica), I said the winner would [...]
Posted in SMUG Tagged Contest, Design, Graphic Arts, Logo, Ruth LaGue, Seal, Seal Contest, SMUG, SMUGgles 1 Comment
Proving Moore’s Law