22 Feb 2009
Posted in Family
Yes, that would be me. It’s a terrifying prospect, and I know I’m in way over my head. Our current Convenor is moving to Ireland to work for a couple of years and the logical replacement, in fact the only candidate, is me.
My commercial IT experience is limited to application development. I know next to nothing about servers and networks and those important bits and pieces that keep the place running smoothly. I can’t fix a PC when it stops behaving, unless the problem is something really simple, nor can I diagnose internet connection problems unless it’s a matter of putting the cable back in. I know a little about web development but will that be enough?
If you are a member of the Society of Australian Genealogists, or would like to become one, and have some knowledge in any of these areas I’d love to hear from you!
- FaceBook advertising debrief
The ad ran for 4 days in total, resulting in a credit card charge of US$20 and a doubling of the number of fans for the Society of Australian Genealogists page on Facebook.
Now all I need to do is ... - Adventures in FaceBook advertising next day followup
My $5 limit was reached much more quickly last night, perhaps because more people are playing around on FaceBook on a Friday night. I think more money would be needed to make this more effective, as w... - Adventures in FaceBook advertising
I serve on the Council of the Society of Australian Genealogists and one of the issues we are facing, as do all similar societies, is how to attract new members in the digital age.
I created a page... - A day in my life at the Society of Australian Genealogists
I spent most of the day today at the Society of Australian Genealogists at Richmond Villa in Kent Street Sydney. Here is my day:
10:25 am Arrived a little early, not too early, for a seminar. The s...
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