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Thursday, December 18, 2008 from 10:00 AM - 12:30 PM (CT)
Bring your WiFi-enabled laptop, and be ready for a fast-paced discussion about getting your blog to the next level if you already have one, and important things to consider if you are just thinking about starting a blog. Learn from an expert who is determined to make social media accessible to anyone.
We'll talk about....
If you keep hearing about the importance of new media, but aren't sure where to start, this session is your chance to jump in and "make yourself smart" in a small-group, friendly environment.
We are limiting class size to 6 people, for the most personalized interaction. Attendees will each receive a comprehensive list of helpful Web 2.0/blogging links and guidance.
Following the workshop, we'll continue the discussion informally over lunch at a nearby restaurant, for those who are interested.
The Every Dot Connects team is always available on our Facebook business page, LinkedIn, Twitter, our blog and elsewhere online to help you navigate social media, even after the workshop.
Use your major credit card to register online through PayPal.
Your guide is Every Dot Connect's Sheila Scarborough.
Sheila is a writer, speaker and consultant specializing in travel, NHRA
drag racing and Web 2.0/social media. She writes for four different
blogs and is also a certified Navy Master Training Specialist, with
many years of experience as a classroom instructor. Sheila trains and
speaks regularly about social media to a variety of audiences,
including journalists, public relations and marketing professionals,
writers and Web developers.
Every Dot Connects is a social media consortium, a group of independent media practitioners who are passionate about using new technologies to build bridges between people and ideas and causes.
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