I recently sent a note out to the participants in my Social Networking class, sharing a bit of a learning curve I found myself on over the past week or so. When I get bitten by the learning bug, I love to encourage others to do the same. I’m sharing this with you because ongoing learning and expansion of our minds creates new brain cells, and heaven knows we could all use some of those.

Here’s what happened:

After talking with Mary Pat Kavanagh (The Queen of Connections) about her social networking class, I decided to change my class from a teleseminar and use a webinar format. I’ve attended webinars, but never actually held one so I spent a few days practicing that. I figured, “How hard can it be?”

Then Maria Reyes McDavis (The Web Success Diva) encouraged me to get Camtasia, the software that records what’s on your computer screen, so I did that and had to spend some time learning that. (Wish I had taken Leesa Barnes class on Camtasia!) Once again, I say to myself, “How hard can it be?
Then my Twitter pal Wendy Y. Bailey encouraged me to use Screencast to host my videos so then I had to learn that.

Continue reading A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Teleclass

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Oh my, the boundaries of good taste get stretched and reinvented as we speak.

The main character of this video may shock or appall you at first, but watch the video for a comedic take on the all-too-frequent Twitter outages that happen when we least expect them.

Please bear in mind that I’m no fan of the guy in the video, so no ranting comments. If you’re a regular Tweeter, you’ll laugh your a** off.

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