cross-posted from the newly rechristened raincoaster media blog
Twitter Tools is a hands-on seminar designed for beginning and intermediate Twitter users who want to learn improved ways to manage their accounts.
Who: Raul Pacheco (@hummingbird604) is our guest instructor
What: Twitter Tools, a two-hour introduction to Twitter, HootSuite, Twhirl, TweetDeck, and Power Twitter
When: 12-2pm, Saturday, February 28th. Repeats every fourth Saturday (next class March 28th)
Where: Tradeworks Training Society, 2nd floor, 87 West Pender Street, Vancouver at the corner of Columbia and Pender in Chinatown
Why: learn four powerful applications that can save you time and help you get the most out of Twitter
How: much? $75
The basics of Twitter and the applications of three Twitter tools will be reviewed in the first 30-45 minutes with a hands-on session in the remaining 1:15, where the instructor will be available to guide participants through the basic elements of using each one of the following tools – HootSuite, Twhirl, TweetDeck and Power Twitter.
Class size is strictly limited to 8: please email bloggingclasses AT gmail DOT com to pre-register. Payment in advance via Paypal or by special arrangement.
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You mean you can actually get Raul to stop tweeting long enough to instruct a class on it? How do you do it? ;-)
I take away his hors d’oevres.
If someone will pay the fare to Vancouver I’ll be there :)
Ditto what Archie said. It is obvious I need training to keep up with the advances in technology.
I’m not sure you follow all the comments at azahar’s, so I wanted to come over here to tell you thanks for posting all those links to the Twitter explanations on YouTube. They were very useful for me, and I think I have a better grasp of what the tool is good for. I’m not sure I’ll get on it, but I’m considering it.
Thanks. Twitter’s not for everyone and I would never try to talk anyone into trying it, but I’m happy to explain what it does for me at least. I’m making $400 this Saturday from it, so it can’t be all bad!
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