When you explore a new place, how do you process the new information? Whether I’m hiking a new trail, observing a stream or exploring a new social media site, I’ve noticed I behave similarly and try to react to my surroundings. I try to find my “niche” even if it’s as a quiet observer.
I tackle new situations by:
- Listening
- Asking/Documenting Questions
- Experimenting
- Creating
- Assessing and Analyzing
I used this chart in a recent presentation to explain how I break down my time on social media.
I want to continue recording my experiences online and improve at capturing data so that others can learn quickly, what has taken me time to figure out.
I recently presented (the presentation below) to National Wildlife Federation’s social media users. It was a ton of information in a short time, but I’m hopeful that we can continue to tweak how we measure our success and map out future outreach and relationship building. I love that online allows us to connect with wildlife enthusiasts far and wide.
When you explore…what questions do you ask? How do you keep track of the information?
The Net Naturalist 
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