Social Media and the CGA: New Ways of Working, Learning, Earning — On Demand

Love it or hate it: social technologies are changing business. Used right, these technologies foster collaboration and networking opportunities beyond your local environment. They have the potential to add value to your work, so that you’re even more important to your company’s continued success than ever before. But how does that change your job as a CGA? And what does it mean for the future of your job, and your career?

In this special presentation to launch our new webcast technology you will be provided with a quick introduction to the social tools and technologies, and what they mean to CGAs now, and in the future. 

• social technologies will impact your job
• anytime, anywhere, learning can boost your career
• networking works for you in the digital world
• you can continue to add extra value as a CGA as social technologies increasingly impact your business

Access your on demand webcast

Once you have purchased your webcast, you will receive two e-mails:

1. purchase confirmation
2. instructions and link to access the webcast as well as links to any additional materials and resources

Click on the access link in the email. Your webcast will now begin. You can pause, rewind, and rewatch your webcast as much as you like until the webcast expires.

This webcast will be available to you for at least 90 days from the date of purchase.

Once you have viewed either the live or recorded webcast, you will receive your Certificate of Completion.

System requirements

Prior to purchasing a webcast, it is recommended that you check the System Requirements and complete the System Test.

If you require further information, please contact us at PD Net Comments.

John Koetsier has been creating simple solutions for communication and connection for 16 years.

He has been Director of Product Development for a division of one the largest education companies in North America, COO of a software startup, and has built learning management systems for more than 40,000 schools. He worked with Disney to build a custom PC environment just for kids, and helped create the user interface for Intel’s Classmate PC project.

He has managed social technologies and websites for companies with millions of visitors each month, and built over 100 websites.

He is currently a journalist with VentureBeat, one of the top tech/social media/startup newsmagazines on the Web. His focuses are social technologies and mobile developments.

John has been blogging since the mid ’90s when he built his own blog infrastructure from scratch, and currently tweets (to more than 8,000 followers), shares, updates, checks in, and Google+’s with alarming frequency. He has spoken about technology, learning, and connecting to clients to audiences in Europe, Asia, Africa, and North America.

He has a Bachelor’s degree in English from Simon Fraser University and a Masters in Educational Technology from the University of British Columbia, and sits on two boards.