I appreciate all the great discussion we had today. I didnt get to talk on a lot of the stuff I wanted to but I think the discussion was more important so I am very happy. Here are my slides feel free to download and share them.

If you have anything to add to the discussion feel free to leave a comment below.

Here is a list of some of the resources that you can use to keep up on social media stuff. Bare in mind I read 500 blogs daily so this is just the tip of the iceberg.

While you are at it feel free to add me as a friend on any of the social networking sites. You can find my profile on my contact page

Resources

Social Sites

• MySpace.com – social network
• Facebook.com – social network
• Wikipedia.org – a wiki
• Del.icio.us – social bookmarking
• Flickr.com – photo sharing
• Youtube.com – video sharing
• LinkedIn.com – business network
• Upcoming.org – social events calendar
• Twitter.com – microblogging, stutus updates

Helpful Links

• My social bookmarks – links to all my social bookmarks, feel free to browse my tags, some helpful ones are social, socialmedia, highered
  (http://del.icio.us/mherzber)
• My blog subscriptions – list of all the blogs I read, most are either social media, web or higher ed site
  (http://www.bloglines.com/public/mherzber)
• Techcrunch – profiles the companies, products and events that are defining and transforming the new web
  (http://techcrunch.com)
• Common Craft Show – they present products and services in plain English using short, unique and understandable videos in a format they call Paperworks
  (http://www.commoncraft.com/)
• Bokardo – A Blog about Social Web Design
  (http://bokardo.com/)
• Mashable – Social software and social networking 2.0
  (http://mashable.com/)
• CollegeWebEditor – Amazing resource for higher ed people.
  (http://www.collegewebeditor.com)
• Fuzzy Content – Another resource about higher ed web marketing
  Note I am a blogger on this site.
  (http://fuzzycontent.com)
• UwebD listserv – Great resource, all higher ed web people. Feel free to ask questions or just watch and learn.
  (http://www.usask.ca/web_project/uwebd/)