Archive for May, 2008
Before this week, I wouldn’t have used this term to describe myself. Nor would most who know me. I know I don’t know every tech tool that is out there. Every day I work with online reference tools to do my job, and I’m pretty well up to speed with what I think are the [...]
In just the first week since Twittering (or is it tweeting?) in earnest, I have discovered the following things:
The Peace Innovation project at Stanford University
Thomas, whom I met once about fifteen years ago through mutual friends
Sister Helen Prejan is Twittering and blogging
Hilary Clinton and Barak Obama are Twittering
A live Raconteurs concert being broadcast by All [...]
So, I’m finally figuring out what to do with Twitter and why it is so cool. I got into it because I’m writing an article about how people are using technology to create and promote social change movements, and I wanted to see for myself how people were using it.
I started following some of the [...]
I have been brewing the idea for this blog for some months now, and the vision is finally becoming clear to me.
There is a burgeoning community of bloggers and nonprofit technology consultants who are creating tools to help build social change movements. Every day there are new resources on the Internet. I am most interested [...]
