Posted a bunch of Slides

I have been busy speaking lately, and as a result have written a bunch of articles and a lot of powerpoints.  I generally upload my powerpoints to my Scribd account, here. My two most recent presentations were: Smartphone Applications to Keep your Practice Efficient, your Life Organized, and your Brain Engaged Social Media, The Discovery […]

A Very Basic Twitter Lesson

This video lesson is for those who are not using Twitter but are curious what it looks like or would like to begin using it. If you already use Twitter, you won’t find this video particularly useful.

So I got a netbook. Here’s why.

You remember netbooks, right? Those tiny little laptops that came along before people forgot about them in favor of iPads? I haven’t actually seen a huge number of netbooks in the wild, and I am not too surprised about that. But with my increase in both speaking and traveling, I decided it was time to […]

Thank you to the cloud for saving me from my obsessive need to hit control-s

Any business person has documents s/he uses over and over again. As a result we tend to have clean templates of those documents that we use to save time. Generally, if the template is well-designed it will have specific words that are meant to be searched and replaced so adjustments are easily done. Also, templates […]

Searching social media

In a few weeks I am teaching a PBI seminar on research with Dan Siegel.  Dan is teaching traditional web-based research and I am focusing on social media. I thought people might like to see the list of sites I will be teaching for broad social media research.  In no certain order they are:   […]

Technology has its limits – or you break it, you buy it

Remember when you were young and walked into a store with breakable stuff? I bet your mom said the same thing mine did, “Put your hands in your pockets and keep them there.”  Before my parents got into showing dogs, they went antiquing, so I heard this comment a lot. Yes I grew up in […]