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    Archive for interactivity

    How to Incorporate Twitter into Your Presentation

    November 15th, 2009 | 13 Comments »

    At the Intermountain STC workshop this morning, we talked about how to build an online presence. During my portion of the workshop, I facilitated a discussion using Twitter. With the dozen participants, all sitting in front of computers with Internet access, I told them to go to Search.Twitter.com and search for the #imstc hashtag. I posed a question for them to answer via Twitter. They … more »


    Moving Towards a Manifesto About Online Versus Print Formats

    July 27th, 2009 | 35 Comments »

    As part of the solution to STC’s financial situation, some members have talked about making Intercom an online magazine only, removing the printed version that is mailed out to thousands of members each month. Many people think the move from paper to online would be a tremendous blow to the STC, one that would significantly decrease member value towards one of STC’s most attractive assets. … more »


    Interactive Google Map of Where I Work

    July 5th, 2009 | 4 Comments »

    I recently helped added some map functionality to a blog focused on Bellingham real estate to give users a better sense of the various neighborhood locations in their area. I used the Google XML maps plugin because it seemed to work best, and ever since then I’ve been playing with Google maps. Mapping technology has come a long way in the last several years. You … more »