We’re just about a month away from the first day of PodCamp Pittsburgh 9, so it got us thinking about PodCamps past. There have been a lot of great sessions and a lot of great speakers, so we wanted to know: Which past Pittsburgh guest was your favorite? Mike Woycheck […]
@mrsgregwillis: Some Thoughts on What to Bring Along
@redpenmama: I Have No Idea
It’s a Beautiful Day in the Pittsburgh Social Media Neighborhood
I’ve been thinking about neighborhoods and neighbors lately. One of the things I love about Pittsburgh is its neighborliness. From what I’ve seen Pittsburgh has some of the friendliest people in the world. They make good neighbors, and Fred Rogers was the exemplar par excellence. It’s sort of a city with […]
I blame PodCamp (in a good way) – @CarlaSwank
PCPGH5 Video: “Tools, not Toys: Teaching Practical Social Media Use in Journalism and Beyond” Bob Britten
Tools, not Toys: Teaching Practical Social Media Use in Journalism and Beyond Does the seeming social media savvy of your students leave you wondering how you can teach these people? While your students may log on to Facebook every hour, few have given thought to applying that experience to practical […]
PCPGH5 Video: Using Drupal 7 for Blogging” David Wheeler
Using Drupal 7 for Blogging The Drupal 7 version of the Drupal CMS is being released with improved features for bloggers including ease of installation and maintenance and improved handling of images, videos, and audio tracks. This session will cover reasons for using Drupal, installation and maintenance of a Drupal […]
PCPGH5 Video: “Memo From Your Blog’s Legal Department” Cristopher Hoel
Memo From Your Blog’s Legal Department What? Your blog doesn’t have (or need) a legal department? This session might change your mind, by providing introductory, general information concerning legal issues relevant to bloggers. Topics may include copyright (including fair use); defamation (including liability for third-party content); shield laws and compulsory […]