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Title:

Social and Nonprofits ROI: Case Study Slam

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Level:
Intermediate
Type:
Panel
Category:
Community / Social Networks
Presenter:
Beth Kanter, Beth's Blog
Description:
Using a poetry slam format, each panelist will present a five-minute poem or story about how their organization has successfully implemented a social media strategy experiment and how they considered the ROI. The audience will have ample opportunity to ask questions and respond.
Ed Schipul
on 8/8/08
Actionable nonprofit case studies in a poetry slam format? Count me in! And given Beth is a GREAT public speaker, I am SURE this panel will make!
Martha Garvey
on 8/8/08
Beth rules. Fun and smart are her two middle names.
Jonathon D. Colman
on 8/8/08
Looks like a great, informative session: storytelling + data + institutional change + nptech = awesome!
Ayelet Baron
on 8/8/08
Will the Q&A be a poem or story format? This looks like a great panel!
Beth Kanter
on 8/8/08
Hey thanks. I'm going to either connect poetry forms to metrics or just take lines from famous poems to illustrates some ROI concepts. Some possible panelists will be Holly Ross, Wendy Harman, Jonathon Coleman, Carie Lewis, Danielle Brigidia, and David Neff --
Qui Diaz
on 8/8/08
I hope someone throws in some spoken word or rap (a la the SEO Rapper).
Randi Sumner
on 8/8/08
I can count at several social media usage lesson takeaways I've garnered from my thus far minimalist involvement with Beth's wearemedia.org project. I can only imagine that 5 minute slams will likely take those takeaways to the exponential level.
Jeannine Harvey
on 8/8/08
Great idea!
Erik Hersman
on 8/8/08
Sounds fun!
Zena Weist
on 8/8/08
looking forward to this one!
Matthew Zachary
on 11/8/08
Count me in Beth!
Beth Kanter
on 12/8/08
In the traditional poetry slam format, there are judges .. there's a rock star panel with measurement gurus .. if our panel goes through - could we get them to be judges? http://panelpicker.sxsw.com/ideas/view/1289?return=/ideas/index/3/presenter:kami#comment-7232
Kami Huyse
on 12/8/08
Okay, Beth is awesome. She has a lot more feedback than our crazy measurement panel. I think that I am in as a judge, this is too fun.
Robert Leming
on 12/8/08
I'm sure this panel will be fun and informative - but please, can we leave the word poetry it's place? Maybe nursery rhymes? Curmudgeonly Yours :- )
Ian Wilker
on 13/8/08
This sounds SO fun -- but the reasons it gets major ups from me are (a) Beth rules, (b) it's the most important topic of all for social-web evangelists within nonprofits (or any other kind of organization), (c) it reminds me of Kathy Sierra's writings about how useful it is to apply pressure and constraints, and push people to get their ideas/thoughts/experience/creativity out *fast*.
Kim Ethridge
on 13/8/08
I know I'm not going to fall asleep in this one! Form and function - way cool. Seriously, this is the kind of info and conversation I'm looking for.
Wendy Harman
on 13/8/08
I love the idea of Kami and company judging! The pressure is making me more lyrical already.
Carol Rados
on 14/8/08
Put Carie Lewis in!!!!!!!
Danielle Brigida
on 14/8/08
Soooo exciting :)
Joe Solomon
on 14/8/08
This panel sounds awesome!
Chad Norman
on 14/8/08
This format is genius, as is Beth. Let the slam in!
Matisse BH
on 29/8/08
echo all those comments up to now. If you have room on the panel WITNESS would love to participate as well. regardless, we'll attend!
Nick Aster
on 29/8/08
Excellent topic choice
Brian Howard
on 29/8/08
Looks like a winner!
Beth Kanter
on 29/8/08
Almost forgot to vote for the panel!
Do it today!
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