TiTA session links

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For everyone who attended my talk at the TiTA conference, here are links to the tools or sites I discussed:

Metropolitan Opera blog
Time Magazine Person of the Year 2006: You
del.icio.us
flickr
Technorati
Slapcast.com
Twittergram
Center for the Arts, Natick, Massachusetts YouTube channel
Museum of Modern Art/Residents video competition
AVA Opera Blog
Twitter Live Earth
Twitter Casa Grande Library
Rijkswidget
Meebo
Blinkx – click “wall it” button after search, for widget
Beth’s blog
chipin widget
Charity Badge

Here are the slides:

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~~I am uploading the whole slideshow to Slideshare, but having trouble with text dropping out of some slides. As soon as I figure out what's wrong, I'll add the slideshow here.~~

Thanks to everyone who sat through my session and were such good sports!

October 15, 2007 in blogging, blogs, conferences, flickr, fundraising, marketing, museum marketing, nonprofit marketing, NPtech, opera marketing, podcasts, social media, social networking, twitter, widgets, youtube | Permalink

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Comments

Thanks for a terrific presentation, Maryann and for sharing your slide deck and links!

There's now a post-conference wiki, at http://tita.pbwiki.com password: tita2007.

I'll link to this post, if I may, so that everyone knows about the resources you've shared.

Posted by: Elizabeth Perry | October 16, 2007 at 09:28 PM

Elizabeth, thanks so much! Doing the presentation was lots of fun and the audience was terrific. I'll check out the wiki.

Posted by: Maryann Devine | October 17, 2007 at 08:31 AM

Thanks, Maryann - I really enjoyed your workshop, and I really appreciate you sharing your presentation on Slideshare. I'm doing a presentation next month on very similar topics, and I'll put mine up too, as soon as I can manage to stop tinkering endlessly with it!

Posted by: Beth Dunn | October 19, 2007 at 05:36 PM

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