Beth Kanter – Using Social Media for Good Causes

geeks.pirillo.com – http – Beth Kanter is a trainer, blogger, and consultant to nonprofits and individuals in effective use of social media. Her expertise is how to use new web tools (blogging, tagging, wikis, photo sharing, video blogging, screencasting, social networking sites, and virtual worlds, etc) to support nonprofit. She has worked on projects that include: training, curriculum development, research, and evaluation. She is an experienced coach to “digital immigrants” in the personal mastery of these tools. chris.pirillo.com – http Distributed by Tubemogul.

"Writing is learning to say nothing, more cleverly every day. "
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