Monthly Archive for December, 2009

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What is Ignite (Corvallis Version)

Published on December 7, 2009 in ignite. Closed Tags: , , .

I had the honor of being selected to do the What is Ignite presentation for Ignite Corvallis on November 5, 2009. They just released the video, and I thought some of you might be interested in seeing it. During the What is Ignite presentation, I talked about the Ignite format and background, gave some of the history behind Ignite Portland and covered a few Corvallis specific topics. It was a great time, and thanks again to all of the volunteers, sponsors, and speakers that made Ignite Corvallis possible!

Here is a copy of my What is Ignite presentation if you want to see a higher quality version of the slides.

Blogging Elsewhere

Published on December 5, 2009 in elsewhere. Closed

I took a little more than two weeks off of blogging here on Fast Wonder to have some extra down time around the holidays, so this is a special huge edition of my blogging elsewhere feature!

Here is a summary of recent links to my posts appearing on other blogs:

GigaOM’s WebWorkerDaily*

Intel Software Network*

If you want a feed of all of my blog posts across multiple sites, you can also subscribe to my über feed.

*Disclaimers:

  • GigaOM’s WebWorkerDaily: I am a paid blogger for the GigaOM network.
  • Intel Software Network: I provide consulting services to Intel, and these blog posts are one part of my consulting engagement

Recent Links

Published on December 5, 2009 in shared links. Closed

Here are a few interesting things from this week that I wanted to share …

apophenia: spectacle at Web2.0 Expo… from my perspective

Improve your online community in five easy steps

How Rewards Can Backfire and Reduce Motivation

Back to Basics: Developing an Online Community Strategy

A pre-launch checklist for your new online community

Is Your Organization Human Enough for Social Media?

46 Free Social Media Monitoring Tools

The Blog: Passion: The Defining Success Factor in the 21st Century?

Facebook isn’t always the answer – 77% of fan pages have fewer than 1,000 fans

Inside Facebook Pages

Social Initiatives: B2B vs. B2C

Online Community Unconference East – February 10, 2010

You can find all of my links on Delicious.