"Hi Tony,
Thanks for that; your youthworktoolbox website looks useful, particularly the podcasts.
We're looking at going with Mailchimp as it's very user-friendly and very much integrated with social media which is a major plus.
I might…"
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Make Your Own Damn Culture: How Social Media Might Just Save The Art World
I'm not sure how relevant this may be to this particular forum, but I was recently asked to contribute to a discussion on the impact of social media on the arts and there are some thematic elements I thought might be of interest to the members of this network, particularly those who are creative practitioners.
In preparation, I compiled some of these thoughts on my blog, which you can read by following this link. This is written from the perspective of the wider arts - focusing on crowd sourcing, fan funding & cultural identity - but I would be interested in any feedback from those whose youth work touches on this area, particularly in terms of how this might impact our role as communicators and enablers. You never know, you might also find it an entertaining diversion.
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It's always good to learn from other disciplines and sectors - ("To go forward look sideways") - was humbled to deliver the opening Keynote to Shift Happens again (which as you probably know is a great arts conference looking at the future of the industry through the lens of new tech and social)... it's the first video here http://justadandak.com/hire-me/
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