Quick clicks: Just the links edition
Been a busy week here in ASAE-land with two conferences in three days, so I'll skip any effort toward pithy commentary on this week's collection of links from the association blogosphere. Just the links, but still good stuff. Enjoy.
"Why Private Social Networks for Associations Aren't About Networking" by Joshua Paul at Socious
Another installment of "Here Comes Clay Shirky" by Elizabeth Weaver Engel, CAE, on the Thanks for Playing blog
"Oh, No!! It's Back!!" by Ellen Behrens at the aLearning blog ("it" refers to high gas prices)
"Four Benefits of "Gamification" for Associations and Nonprofits" from the YourMembership.com blog
"We're Good Because We Belong" by Jason Hensel at MPI's PlusPoint blog
"Consumer Use of Email Declines, but Association Deployment Remains Constant" by Tony Rossell at the Membership Marketing Blog
"The sponsors' perspective" by David Patt, CAE, at Association Executive Management
"Getting to know your members" by Shannon Otto at Memberclicks' Splash blog
"Talking to Members Counts as Research, Too" by Eric Lanke, CAE, at The Hourglass Blog
"What Is Your Transparency Architecture?" by Jamie Notter on the SocialFish blog
"Deference and Difference: Who Yields for Innovation?" by Jeffrey Cufaude at Idea Architects
"Your Meeting Starts In Your Participants' Mind" by Jeff Hurt at Velvet Chainsaw's Midcourse Corrections blog
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