Connected Culture: An Introduction to Social Media

[mrea2]

Please let me know if I can help in any way. I look forward to seeing the products you've put together.

Thanks for getting us "connected!"

-MAJ Mark Rea, US Army, SG23C, CGSC, Class 10-01

[USArmyCGSC]

@mrea2 Many thanks! We are committed to providing you with informative content. If you have any topics you would like to see covered, we would love to get your input!

[mrea2]

I've presented several ideas to the Staff and Faculty at the United States Military Academy at West Point (my previous assignment in the Department of Physical Education) and know first hand that military and government employees are resistant to change in the areas of social technology. I would also suggest adding Social Bookmarking (Delicious or Diigo) and how to use wikis (Wikipedia, Wetpaint, or Wikispaces) to the list of covered resources .

[mrea2]

Great video covering an important topic. I've been actively using social media over the past 5 years and know it can be a daunting environment to navigate through....

[creativewake]

Subbob- we're working on that as we speak! We're involved in a huge "check your tech" push to standardize access to social media and multi-media services across FTLV. Thanks for getting us posted!

[OriginalSubbob]

Excellent video and a great message. Very impressed. Did you know that many of the people working at Fort Leavenworth, other than within the college, can't see this video from their official computer because YouTube is blocked?

[Bowerlamp]

My father in law likes this so much he put a link on his Facebook. Boy was he impressed when he found out it was created here at CGSC.

[tinjaw]

I think this is a quality production. This is an excellent first impression. I'm looking forward to seeing how well this is accepted by the masses here at CGSC.