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SMUG Reading List 10/27/08

By Lee Aase | Published: October 27, 2008
Some helpful recent readings on social media from other sites: Now you can link to a specific spot within a YouTube video. So if you find an interesting spot in a YouTube video that you want to share, you can direct people to that portion instead of making them watch the whol thing (or saying [...]
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Engaging Key Stakeholders through Social Media

By Lee Aase | Published: February 29, 2008
Today I had the pleasure of giving a presentation to MHSCN, the Minnesota Health Strategy and Communications Network. This also provided me an opportunity to try Slideshare.net, a service that is like YouTube for presentation decks, so that I can share the slides with those who attended (and anyone else.) This was a great group, [...]
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SMUG Extension Classes

By Lee Aase | Published: February 16, 2008
Social Media University, Global (SMUG) is built on the distance-learning paradigm. And unlike traditional universities with on-line programs, we don’t have a requirement that some of the credits be taken on campus in a group setting. Frankly, we don’t have room for all y’all. (I understand that’s the plural for the singular Texas “y’all.”) Don’t [...]
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Comprehensive List of Communications Channels

By Lee Aase | Published: February 7, 2008
Kay Sessions Golan from the CDC asked whether there is a comprehensive list of Communications Solutions or Tactics that communicators can use in their planning, to have a wide spectrum of old-to-new media as a reference that could be incorporated into an integrated plan. So I said, “Let’s put it on a wiki!” Sorry about [...]
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Social Media 103: Intro to Wikis

By Lee Aase | Published: February 3, 2008
Note:  This course is part of the general education requirements for Social Media University, Global (SMUG). ==== A wiki is a great tool that enables groups of contributors to work together to quickly create and edit documents that pool their collective knowledge. You’ve no doubt heard of Wikipedia, which is (to paraphrase the former Iraqi [...]
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