In this presentation, Dr. Michael Wesch (Assistant Professor of Cultural Anthropology and Digital Ethnography @ Kansas State Univeristy) explores the history and future of “whatever” and its relationship to how the online world is changing us, how we relate to each other, and what we are all going to do about it. Going from “whatever - I don’t care” to “let’s do whatever it takes” this is an inspiring and intriguing look at how the online medium (specifically video) is shaping our conversations, community and sense of self.
Virtually Anything is Possible
Susan Cato sharing experiences, resources, lessons-learned in the online world
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Susan Cato
Sharing thoughts, experiences, resources and lessons-learned about living and working in the online world 
Blogroll- Ted Rex and his "Design Thought for the Day"
- Digital Ethnography
- Strategic Public Relations
- frogloop Home~Care2's blog for nonprofits - frogloop
- Virtually Anything is Possible
- Event Marketing 2.0
- Everything is Miscellaneous
- John Cass - PR Communications
- Ian Lurie - Conversation Marketing
- Jeremiah Owyang - Web Strategy
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