New Media Talks for Government
What are The New Media Talks for Government?
Web Manager University (WMU) is sponsoring this series of New Media Talks to complement our other training classes. These free sessions are for government web teams to hear from some of the top thought leaders in new media and the Web. Listen to some of the world's leading experts, and learn how to use new media tools to accomplish your agency's mission.
The content of these New Media talks will focus on sharing best practices and innovations, and will include case studies of government agencies that are using various tools.
Who Can Attend?
These New Media Talks are FREE and open to any government employee or contractor with a government email address. Anyone from federal, state or local government can participate.
How Do I Register?
Although the talks are free, you must pre–register. You must have a government email address to participate.
Where Do the Talks Take Place?
Most of the talks will be via online webinar. Some will be in–person in the Washington, DC area. Some of the in-person sessions will be available via live webcast or as recordings.
Developing a Successful Video Strategy with Steve Grove, Head of News and Politics at YouTube
Discussion with Elliot Schrage, VP of Communication and Public Policy and Adam Conner, Washington DC Associate for Privacy and Global Public Policy
The Successful Use of a Photo Management/Sharing Website for Government Agencies. Discussion with Kakul Srivastava, General Manager of Flickr, and Michelle Springer, Project Manager of Digital Initiatives for The Library of Congress.
For more information:
- Email us
- Call: 202–219–1487
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