Posts Tagged ‘pbwiki’

Right Tool Right Job- Social Media

I had this idea that I bet Leon and the others can riff on. Basically: there are plenty of tools out there for lots of aspects of life. Let's make sure we propose the proper tool (or our take on a good tool) for the right job. From managing our tasks and priorities to determining how best to engage our communities, let's all start looking around for the right tools… Continue reading

April 9 2007 | By Chris | Tagged: blogs, flickr, howto, network2, pbwiki, podcamp, socialmedia, software, twitter, web2.0, webapps, wiki, wordpress | 9 comments»

Group Planning Tools

I read a great article in Beth's Blog about tools for collaboration and note taking for conferences and non-profits. It struck a note, especially since it called out my event. For PodCamp Boston, we're using PBWiki as our organization tool. We're using it for information delivery (tricky, so we launched a blog to go with it), as our registration tool, our promotional data repository, scheduling, ledger… Continue reading

August 25 2006 | By Chris | Tagged: 37signals, backpack, event, eventplanning, pbwiki, software, wiki | 3 comments»

6 Ways to Use a Wiki

You know how it goes: everyone around you gets all giddy about a new technology, so you go and check it out. Sure, you admit that it looks and feels neat, but then you think, "Well, what will I do with it? I felt that way for a long time about wikis. The reason was that the most popular wiki out there is Wikipedia. (If you're not clear on the… Continue reading

July 7 2006 | By Chris | Tagged: howto, pbwiki, wiki | 13 comments»