SocialCamp Memphis Helps Parents Clue In
by bgs on 09/02/09 at 6:00 am
by bgs on 09/02/09 at 6:00 am

Voting for afternoon topics at BarCamp Memphis
As the parent of a teenager and a 20-year-old, I know that parents cannot afford to be clueless about technology and social media, because your kids most assuredly are not. Chances are they are active on Facebook at a minimum and possibly other online networking sites as well. Whether or not you enjoy technology, you must understand new media to properly protect your kids.
We offer a Social Media 101 track for those who need basic information to understand the technologies and their use. You will learn from experienced users of these media how they apply to your life and the lives of the young people you care about.
For the geeks, there are plenty of advanced topics presented by experts — from search engine optimization (SEO) in social media to aggregration of feeds to the use of social media in business and government to name a few.
SocialCamp will follow the unique unconference format; morning sessions will be set in advance; afternoon sessions will be voted on as shown above. Topics with the most votes will be presented.
Friday night before the conference, we’ll have a fun mixer so you’ll get to meet and network with other attendees, presenters and organizers. Saturday’s atmosphere is casual and includes breakfast, lunch and unlimited networking, conference swag and a chance to win some pretty cool door prizes; cost for the day is $40. For more information, see our Web site and/or email me. See you there!
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