My recent Social Media Club Victoria talk: “Towards an Action-Focused Agenda for Social Change Using Social Media” (#smcvictoria) @smcvictoria
I mentioned on my blog a few weeks back that Catherine Novak had kindly invited me to speak to the audience at the Social Media Club Victoria’s monthly gathering. I was more than delighted. It was such a great experience. Very good for my soul, provided me a chance to feel renewed and recharged. Thanks to Greg and Pat Aspa who were my kind hosts overnight, and to everyone I met there. I really should come back soon. In the mean time, for those interested in knowing what I spoke about, here is my (Creative Commons licensed – Non-Commercial, Non-Derivative, Share-Alike) slide deck. I don’t have the time to publish a crib of my talk, may do that sometime soon, but not now. Enjoy! Comments always welcome, of course.
Towards an Action-Focused Agenda for Social Change Using Social Media
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- My talk at @BCIT on Social Media, Politics and Public Policy
- Social Media Club Vancouver launch
- Leading by doing: Social Signal open-sources their consultancy
- On being jaded with social media for social change
- Upcoming speaking engagement – Social Media Club (Victoria, B.C.) May 2009
June 7th, 2009 in
Victoria, social change, social media, social networking, speaking engagements | tags: smcvictoria, social change using social media, Social Media Club Victoria
very good Raul – thank you for this
a few thoughts…
slide 4, would add in attitudes
slide 6, thinking about this one a bit more, it seems like a modification to a traditional how policy changes social behaviour graphic could be a good visual story – to show that what was before the ‘communications’ realm of the process is now replaced with social media that includes marketing, collaboration, conversation and traditional communication
slide 15, I will hopefully publish something later this week about what I am calling Social Performance Indicators (already used to judge organizations relative to their focus on serving the community, I have different idea in mind) – shhhhh dont say anything until I write the post
overall very good Raul, thank you for sharing, hope it gets some more people to take action!