By Bryce
Bryce
Technology is Changing the Way We Build Social Capital

Washington, D.C. – October 2nd, 2009

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A few weeks ago, the 4th version of the “Did you know” videos was released. There are many lessons and insights to be taken away from it, but the one that made the biggest impact on me is the importance of new media literacy. There are so many tools to be used, but do we know HOW to use them? Everyone is obsessed with amassing Twitter followers and Facebook fans, but do we know how to cultivate meaningful and useful relationships with those people and through those tools? In 2009, to build valuable social capital, we all need to be fluent in new media communication and best practices. If you want to work at the top of the political world, this will be crucial to your success. So after you watch this amazing video, check out some of the links below. They are resources that have been a big help for me.

1. Mashable

2. FastCompany

3. The Institute for Politics, Democracy and the Internet

4. Pew Internet and American Life Project

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