Wikis

<table border="0" cellspacing="2" cellpadding="3" width="750"><tbody><tr><td width="255"><img src="/images/smn_wikis.jpg" border="0" width="250" height="166" /></td><td><h1><font color="#993300">Here you'll find aspects of </font><font color="#003366">social media</font> <font color="#993300">presented on</font> <font color="#003366">wikis</font>. <font color="#800000"><font color="#993300">While you're visiting these sites you might want to ask yourself </font><font color="#003366">why </font><font color="#993300">the publisher thought it best to present this information on a wiki and not on a website, a blog or another social media platform. </font></font></h1><p> </p><p><font face="georgia,palatino"><br /></font></p></td></tr></tbody></table>

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1	Developing a Guide to Social Media A guide to social media and a glossary of social media terms.
2	Social Media Training Wiki This site explores social media training and provides a resource for those looking to evangelize social media in their organizations. Questions answered: what should a 'Social Media 101' course cover? What tools should people be aware of? How should we use those tools? What are the pitfalls? What are the basics that everyone in your marketing/communications department should know?
3	Using a Wiki for Presentations A guide from someone who has been there on the pros and cons to using wikis for corporate presentations and training.
4	Plug Your Book: Online Marketing for Plug Your Book! Online Book Marketing for Authors, Book Publicity through Social Networking by Steve Weber.
5	Cyberjournalist A comprehensive list of blogs produced by Journalists (now published on a wiki).
6	Social Media Wiki A wiki I built to complement the social media workshops I give. It categorized the various social media networks and then suggests various marketing applications for each. You need to know the user name and password to access the wiki.
7	Social Text Webinar Webinar with Don Tapscott (Wikinomics: How Mass Collaboration Changes Everything) on How Web 2.0 Changes Everything. The best 30 minutes you could spend if you want to know where the web is going.