How Yahoo Groups Can Help Your Network
June 11, 2008 - 2:38pm — Laurie
Do you belong to any Yahoo Groups or Google Groups? Did you know these simple online communities can actually become very useful tools in developing your network? With online groups you can bolster social ties, improve communications, share resources and reinforce your common story - all in one tool. Check out our latest tipsheet in the Training Center.
Collected Thoughts
Using Video to Mend Broken Networks
June 11, 2008 - 3:50pm — LaurieVideoLetters.net is a great example of how a communications tool, in this case video, can be used to strengthen a broken network.
What Makes a Good Weaver?
June 11, 2008 - 3:37pm — LaurieNetwork weavers are individuals with the energy and ability to connect network members. They bring people together to take advantage of network resources, and make sure communications are working smoothly. Weavers are often individuals who like working with others. They know and remember lots of people, and are excited to make new connections.
Interested in webcasting?
June 11, 2008 - 2:46pm — Laurie
There are lots of times when members of our networks can't make it to important meetings, events or lectures. Webcasting is a great way to bring those events to them, regardless of location. But where do you start? Find out more about what's needed and how to get started with your own webcast.
Links We Like
- American Civil Liberties Union : Surveillance Society Clock
- Friends of the Earth: One-minute film competition: Vote for the People's Choice
- Google's YouTube increases video upload size by 10 times - BloggingStocks
- Seth's Blog: The growing productivity divide
- Facebook, social networking, public humiliation, online trends | Salon Life
- Tools and technologies for equitable access | Association for Progressive Communications
- Policies for equitable access | Association for Progressive Communications
- APC paper on equitable access to new technologies
- WE magazine - Volume 01
- Introductory Activities for the Three Faces of Power | Grassroots Policy Project
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