Saturday, February 09, 2008
SoCon08: Josh Hallett speech
Josh Hallett spoke, but he talks so fast I couldn't blog it. Check out Robert's efforts instead.
Okay, seriously, he did say he's cut back on RSS feeds, from 1400 to 700 (making him, oh, 550 or so ahead of me). and has regained some personal life as a result.
He also reviewed some basic concepts like knowing your audience and their interests and then mocked himself by calling it a "Dr. Phil moment" (you want to lose weight? eat less and exercise more). But he makes the point that different people can use different media in different ways and that's okay.
Okay, seriously, he did say he's cut back on RSS feeds, from 1400 to 700 (making him, oh, 550 or so ahead of me). and has regained some personal life as a result.
He also reviewed some basic concepts like knowing your audience and their interests and then mocked himself by calling it a "Dr. Phil moment" (you want to lose weight? eat less and exercise more). But he makes the point that different people can use different media in different ways and that's okay.
Addition: Just found this picture Josh took of me sitting next to Twitter friend Robert Armstrong (@Ninety7) , plugging away at our laptops.
Labels: conference, social media
// posted by Karen Miller Russell @ Saturday, February 09, 2008 
"More important than the curriculum is the question of the methods of teaching and the spirit in which the teaching is given" --Bertrand Russell
