Oct 27, 2009

Build Your Communications Plan With The 2010 Media Guide

Monday, November 2: 9AM to 11AM – FREE WORKSHOP
218 S. Wabash- Rm 919

The event is FREE but registration required

http://www.gifttool.com/registrar/ShowEventDetails?ID=1253&EID=5167

Learn to incorporate the 2010 Getting On Air, Online and Into Print media guide in building your communications plan. You will also learn how to use the digital version of the media guide from installation to basic and advance media searches along with other tips and tricks to maximize your usage of this tool.

Trainer Demetrio Maguigad is New Media Manager at Community Media Workshop, where he leads on producing Getting on the Air, Online & into Print and on all things new media. Previously he was Educational Director for Video Machete and a Communications Specialist for American Friends Service Committee in Chicago. He has presented his work at various institutions and conferences including the Midwest Social Forum (Milwaukee), Making Media Connections (Chicago & Detroit), Contested Spaces at University of Chicago, Grant Makers in the Arts for the Open Society Institute, the Museum of Television & Radio (New York), and AOL-Time Warner Foundation among others.

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