http://wigleyandassociates.com Leadership blogging, citizen media, and weapons of mass collaboration Tue, 30 Jun 2009 16:58:52 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en I’ve been building a series of “How to Ride Motorcycle Trials” tutorial pages for the Trials Training Center (TTC) in Sequatchie, TN. Many of the pages have video clips and I’ve created a TTC YouTube Channel to house them all. Each video has a description, ... http://wigleyandassociates.com/archives/1244/ Several months ago, I created a blog site for the 2nd Annual JuneBug Festival of Music in Northfield, Minnesota. During the recently completed 4-day festival, I posted Northfield JuneBug Twitter updates 30 minutes prior to each performance on the upcoming act’s venue and scheduled starting time. I also ... http://wigleyandassociates.com/archives/1240/ I helped Jim and Joan Spaulding get set up with a coffeehouse blogsite back in July, 2004. They opened a second location in May, 2006 and sold their original location in January, 2008 to focus on the newly-named HideAway Coffeehouse and Wine Bar in downtown Northfield.  While Jim is ... http://wigleyandassociates.com/archives/1233/ I first met Gunnar Swanson and Dina Fesler of War Kids Relief back in January when they made a presentation in Northfield. (We later hosted them on our Locally Grown podcast/radio show.) They hired me to help them get set up with a WordPress-based website and to think about ... http://wigleyandassociates.com/archives/1230/ Back in January, I posted about the internal staff blog for the Laura Baker Services Association (LBSA). Lately, I’ve been working with them on an update to their main website. Most of this has been behind-the-scenes coaching with Jane Fenton, Director of Community Relations, and her staff, particularly Ashley ... http://wigleyandassociates.com/archives/1227/ I finished my leadership blogging tour for Northern Community Internet on Friday with a presentation to a full-house of 30-40 people at the Grand Rapids Area Library, a very cool-looking library with a giant red chair outside. (Click any of the photo thumbnails ... http://wigleyandassociates.com/archives/1225/ I’ll be in the northern Minnesota cities of Bemidji, Brainerd, and Grand Rapids later this week, doing presentations on leadership blogging for the Northern Community Internet, “a network of northern Minnesota communities using the internet to connect to our neighbors and with one another.” It’s a project of KAXE ... http://wigleyandassociates.com/archives/1210/     I was an invited ‘practioner’ at the Minnesota Voices Online Unconference (“Connecting rural Minnesotans with new media so every place can share its voice in the Internet age”) in Duluth this weekend, co-hosted by the Blandin Foundation and e-Democracy.org. Above: Bernadine Joselyn, Director of ... http://wigleyandassociates.com/archives/1207/ “They all get the idea that if we’re transparent about what we’re bad at as well as what we’re good at, we’ll get better.”  That’s a quote by Paul Levy, President and CEO of Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston, speaking about his staff. Levy maintains a leadership ... http://wigleyandassociates.com/archives/1187/ I first blogged about Mark Stock two years ago when he was a blogging Superintendent of Schools for the Wawasee Community School Corporation in Indiana. He is now Assistant Professor of Educational Leadership at the University of Wyoming and maintains a blog called The Stock Mark Report. Mark ... http://wigleyandassociates.com/archives/1182/