Community Engagement 101

This is the community engagement course you never knew you needed!

Rosieland Roundup 267 — a book brigade, vitality from events, research and listening in journalism

And did someone say Rosieland Community Courses?

Community can be when the audience faces the stage

There's a popular saying that keeps getting quoted:

I ❤️ it when my Rosieland and MoT worlds collide.

We're starting a referral program at Ministry of Testing, we're calling it MoT Friends, but crucially,

Making sense of community knowledge is a superpower!

It's easy to forget how much information we consume as community professionals. It's constant. It'

Step one towards your pathway to building community without letting social networks have all the fun.

Rosieland Roundup 265 — CKM for AI, Careless People, autonomous communities

👋 Welcome to another week in Rosieland. Every tid bit we share helps expand the world of community building. I hope

Community AI Knowledge Management as a Strategy: Continuous data, AI and your community strategy

When it comes to data generated by our community, I’ve been refraining from jumping on the AI bandwagon. It’

The CEO²

When the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) is also the Community Executive Officer (CEO). What do we mean by

Why you need to pay attention to Bluesky

Bluesky's founder and CEO, Jay Graber, was recently interview at SXSW, here's what I love about

The opportunity in closure

We can despair, or we can see hope in the changes of the world.

The very many objections we encounter to engaging in community

A while back I asked what was stopping people engage in a community. It turns out this was a pretty

Community algorithms are everywhere

Introducing Community Discovery, again

This is a written version of a talk I did for Community Week. I've been on a journey

To start a community, create a lexicon

It's time for different community strategies, the old way simply isn't working anymore...

We're a bit like...

When people ask me about the community we are building, their minds shift way too easily to "community platforms&

Why I hate the term "paid community"

And my desire for it to become a thing of the past. Perhaps it's the sign of the

Community Knowledge Management as a Minimum Viable Product (MVP)

I’ve been reflecting on our current internal Community Knowledge Management (CKM) processes and the progress we've made.