Are you reading this on a Mac or a PC? Or maybe a tablet, or on your phone? It doesn’t really matter, because whatever platform you prefer, we have some great classes for you. If you have a Mac, you have iMovie, which means that you have the power of video editing within your reach. In our iMovie Basics class, Thursday, October 10 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Twin Cities Daily Planet office, (2600 E. Franklin #2) instructor Beth Peloff will teach you how to get your video onto your computer and cut your shots into a compelling piece. Or get your questions about Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, Pinterest, etc. answered at our monthly Social Media Clinic, Thursday, October 24 from 4 to 6 p.m. at our office. (Registration required for both these classes.) To see a complete list of our classes, scroll down past our staff reports, to the bottom of this email.
Thanks,
Jeremy Iggers, executive director
Staff reports:
If you haven’t done so already, take a minute to check out our ever-expanding list of classes (also below) and read about our instructors. Two brand new classes in September were big hits. Wendy Brown-Baez’s Blogging for Beginners gave participants some great tools and ideas for starting blogs of their own. John Akre’s Camcorder Journalism Basics provided a mix of instruction and hands-on experience. Coming up in October, Beth Peloff’s new class, iMovie Basics, will show students how to get video onto their computers and cut shots into compelling pieces. By popular demand, Laura Krawczyk returns with Finding What Fits: Best Social Media Platforms for Your Business or Organization. Closing out the month, Todd Wardrope’s new class, Visual Storytelling, introduces the art of photojournalism, or telling stories through imagery. But that’s not all! Don’t forget about our monthly social media clinic, regularly scheduled Newsroom Cafés—opportunities to meet and discuss story ideas with Daily Planet editors—and the many social media classes we offer at area libraries.
(Just click on the link for more details and registration information.)
If you have a Mac, you have iMovie, which means that you have the power of video editing within your reach.
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Learn how to develop a free or inexpensive website for your small business, community organization or blog using WordPress or another user-friendly platform.
What is Twitter, and how can you use it effectively to connect with your friends, colleagues, and—for business owners—potential customers? Go from being a novice to a power user.
Do you have a LinkedIn account but have never quite figured out how to use it? With over 130 million members, LinkedIn is a network worth developing.
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October Social Media Clinic | Thu, 10/24/2013 – 4:00pm – 6:00pm
Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, LinkedIn, Pinterest—wherever you are online, if you’re a little confused, you’re not alone!
You know that social media is a great way to market your business and share information about your brand, but where do you start? How do you find time to fit it all in?
You know that social media is a great way to market your business and share information about your brand, but where do you start? How do you find time to fit it all in?
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