DCTH Chat PDF’s for 12/3/09
We had a good chat tonight. Topics included how to spark creativity, what to do when a client needs to see site examples and you don’t have them and more!
You should download it here: 12/3/09
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Hi Chad,
Thanks for #dcth! I’ve hopped in last couple of sessions and really enjoyed.
Thanks to the vimeo tutorial (can’t find it today!) from one of the DCTHers (@kristofcreative?) I learned about Tweetchat. NOW I can see everyone involved!
And I promise to stay on-topic better next time!
I do have a couple questions/topics I’d like to discuss in future chats. Shall I post them here or open w/# on Twitter?
Thanks!
Catherine