Author: TechCommGeekMom

This article comes to me by way of Scott Abel on his LinkedIn page. This is an excellent article of what content strategists are truly aiming to do, namely strip things down to a point where you can see the vulnerable foundation, and then rebuild by incorporating what works and adding as needed. Great, great article. 
–techcommgeekmom 

I saw this listed on LinkedIn, and I have to agree with these five items. We often forget that we need to concentrate on meeting our basic needs well before moving on to the next best thing. I recall recently someone saying that the new iPhones weren’t innovative enough, and someone else countering that at least Apple was working on solidifying that the foundation they did have with their devices. Of course, this article shows that even Apple still has room for improvement (among others), but this is something to try to not lose sight of. 

–techcommgeekmom

The oft outspoken Sir Richard Branson has some good information. It’s fairly straight-forward, but I find that it’s what helps me navigate around social media generally.  I do find that a little bit of levity helps, and being direct and truthful helps as well. 

–techcommgeekmom

These were the types of words that Marcia Riefer Johnston wrote about in her book, "Word Up!"  (which I reviewed earlier this year). This is definitely an article worth reading for better writing!

–techcommgeekmom 

This looks like it’d be a very good book to use. I know that many higher education institutions (like NJIT) use Moodle, so I can see how this would be very beneficial. 

–techcommgeekmom