Web-editor Borst explains RI "Social Media"
Posted by John Borst
Rtn John Borst gave us a brief background on some of the social networking links found on our Rotary club website.
Byholding the CTRL key and then clicking on the website link at the top of this page will take members to the club website there you will find icons for Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin, and You Tube. Each of these sites have Rotary related information.
Linkedin is the best for those with a business interest and has the best discussions on Rotary issue.
Byholding the CTRL key and then clicking on the website link at the top of this page will take members to the club website there you will find icons for Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin, and You Tube. Each of these sites have Rotary related information.
Linkedin is the best for those with a business interest and has the best discussions on Rotary issue.
In addition, at the request of your editor, John also showed us how to use the email
message centre located on the website which allows us to individually pick members we
want to include in our email...or send the email to all club members.
For those with an interest in social media and their broader implications for society two books recommended by the editor of this website are:
You Are Not a Gadgetby Jaron Lanier, Knopf $29.95 hard cover 2010
The Peep Diaries: How We're Learning to Love Watching Ourselves and Our Neigborsby Hal Neidzviecki, CityLights $18.95 paper 2009
message centre located on the website which allows us to individually pick members we
want to include in our email...or send the email to all club members.
For those with an interest in social media and their broader implications for society two books recommended by the editor of this website are:
You Are Not a Gadgetby Jaron Lanier, Knopf $29.95 hard cover 2010
The Peep Diaries: How We're Learning to Love Watching Ourselves and Our Neigborsby Hal Neidzviecki, CityLights $18.95 paper 2009