View related posts: #BirdCam: A Social Media Experiment #BirdCam: Social Media Experiment Part 2 #BirdCam: How does it work? The #BirdCam Social Media Experiment Final Recap Interestingly, the robin’s are back with a new batch of 4 eggs in the same nest. I hadn’t removed my webcam so I just needed to power everything back …
View related posts: #BirdCam: A Social Media Experiment #BirdCam: Social Media Experiment Part 2 #BirdCam: How does it work? The #BirdCam Social Media Experiment Final Recap The #BirdCam Experiment has come to an end. As you all know I was fortunate enough to spot a robin’s nest on May 22nd in our yard in a …
View related posts: #BirdCam: A Social Media Experiment #BirdCam: Social Media Experiment Part 2 #BirdCam: How does it work? The #BirdCam Social Media Experiment Final Recap I will take you through the 5 steps to get pictures of the nest over to a public webserver on the Internet. The Yard Shed The Garage The House …
View related posts: #BirdCam: A Social Media Experiment #BirdCam: Social Media Experiment Part 2 #BirdCam: How does it work? The #BirdCam Social Media Experiment Final Recap My kids spotted a robin’s nest in our yard. It was inside one of our sheds. Hmm… a light bulb flickered to life. Wouldn’t this be a great way …
Tweeting on Twitter is quickly becoming the most popular ‘thing’ to do. Never heard of Twitter? It’s a free Internet service where you can post just about anything you want from what you’re doing now (e.g., “I’m eating macaroni and cheese”) to sharing links to interesting articles. It is also a useful tool for businesses …
Almost everyone is on at least one popular social networking site, such as Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, or Myspace. These social networking sites provide you with an easy way to share all the details of your life on the Internet. Posting pictures of your friends and family is questionable, depending on the nature of them. What …