Category: Camps

  • Where’s the Conversation?

    There was a time when the majority of what I saw online was more conversation and less self-promotion. I miss those days. I belong to groups where the conversation is almost non-existent. Folks pop in to promote their most recent sponsored blog post, podcast episode or video creation in order to ask for likes and…

  • What’s New? Camps, Conference and Speaking

    Want to know what is going on in Jen’s World? Let start with MobiCamp San Antonio on Saturday, February 26, 2011. You may be wondering exactly what MobiCamp San Antonio is all about. Well here in a nutshell is an explanation: “MobiCamp San Antonio is an UnConference being held to focus conversation around the use…

  • NaPodPoMo Day 4: Who Should Do A Camp?

    On day four, it is all about the who factor. Just who should organize a camp? Really anyone can, but it takes a dedicated team of organizers and volunteers to make a camp happen. While sessions are not created until the day of the event, that doesn’t mean there aren’t things that need to be…

  • NaPodPoMo Day 3: Why Do A Camp?

    [display_podcast] On day three, I share what I consider to be the three reasons you should consider doing a camp. BTW, the feedback on this series has been great. Love that this topic has turned into a dialogue. Yesterday’s podcast, What Is A Camp received a couple of thought provoking response from @LynetteRadio & @TheGrannyGamer…

  • NaPodPoMo Day 2: What Is A Camp?

    On today’s podcast the concept of Camp is discusses. What it is and more importantly what it isn’t. The meaning behind the whole Learn, Share, Grow of a user-generated conference as well as the definition of a successful event.

  • National Podcast Post Month 2010 Day 1

    It’s that time of year again. The month of November heralds a whole host of online community events. From National Novel Writing Month to National Blog Post Month to Movember there is no shortage to the types of events in which one can participate. For year 4 of NaPodPoMo, I have chosen to podcast about…

  • …and that’s all I have to say about that

    Building community is no easy feat. It takes a long time to create something where there was nothing before. Back in 2005, I heard about this thing called podcasting and was seeking local support. My husband suggested I create a MeetUp group in order to be a beacon for folks like me in San Antonio…