Spread social media literacy (and save the world)
6 responses to “Spread social media literacy (and save the world)”
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Nice one! I particularly like the idea of one person at a time, something that all of us can do. The temptation to make it bigger is great, but I think keeping it down to individuals or very small groups is much more likely to succeed.
I don’t know if you saw what some of the brummie bloggers group did – Nick Booth and Pete Ashton are particularly good at this – the real-life community angle seems to be a good one to me.
Thank you.
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I’m very much in agreement with the one person at a time approach. The one thing I’ve learnt over the last couple of years is that mass conversion of teams doesn’t work – individual mentoring of interested individuals does.
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Thanks Lloyd – will definitely check out those links.
Adam – that’s an interesting insight given your focus on spreading the social media news in your organisation. It has implications for how I provide services to clients as well as the personal mission i’ve outlined in this post.
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