Psst! How do you do it?
Presentation notes
Tri-C Faculty Colloquium, January 6, 2009
(Updated October 2014, deleted and/or replaced resources as needed.)
Where are we starting from?
Who's here, what are their interests? Mostly research, mostly sabbatical, mostly Amtrak?
Where's my Powerpoint?
Probably not a way to improve communication. Take a look at this one, for example. But if you must, share it (see #2 and #4 below).
What to do
Get off the porch.
Conferences, professional organizations, affinity groups. Go to them, join them, become active in them. Go where the top dogs go and run with them. Or at least introduce yourself and say hello.
Get online.
What is the Internet anyway?
Do you have your own website? Blog? Facebook/MySpace page? Twitter or LinkedIn account? Yahoo group? Listserv? Why not?
Find a list or LinkedIn group related to your topic of interest. Lurk (just read what others are saying) for awhile, then dive in by posting your own thoughts.
Search Yahoo Groups to find people interested in what you're interested in.
Email your list of friends/colleagues and ask them for suggestions.
Ready for more? Start a blog.
Google is your friend.
Impress your friends and colleagues with Google Alerts.
Share your ideas with Google Docs.
Organize your research with Google Notebook Delicious or Evernote.
Find your way, share your trip with Google Maps. Plan your trip with Mapalist.
Stay in touch.
Ask questions, share answers.
Join, create a network.
Q & A
As time permits.
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