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The MUG Center will conduct the second in a series of virtual gatherings to help Mac User Group leaders and interested parties interact, operate, improve and move their groups into… more ›
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The audio of the discussion at the first User Groups 2.0 Virtual Conference is now available for listening and download. The MUG Center‘s first gathering of user group leaders to… more ›
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The first User Groups 2.0 Virtual Conference is scheduled for October 29, but what’s a conference without a keynote speaker? James Lee of Tropical Software will be the keynote speaker… more ›
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The MUG Center has announced the first in a series of virtual gatherings to help Mac User Group leaders and interested parties operate, improve and move their groups into the… more ›
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We recently mentioned the need for a group logo in discussing the components of a user group identity, but the topic deserves special attention because it is so important. It… more ›
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Every user group leader, regardless of location or discipline, would like to see his or her group grow. More than that, however, they would like to see more young people… more ›
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This week’s tip is simple. It involves little effort, is so basic that it is almost embarrassing to mention, and yet is missed by an amazing number of groups: Make… more ›
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Raffles are a long-standing tradition in the Macintosh User Group community, usually to the benefit of the members, but occasionally to the detriment of the group. At the very least… more ›
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Even if you don’t consider your Mac User Group to be a business, you can still take plenty of ideas and practices from the business world and apply them to… more ›
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Your Mac User Group’s newsletter is, most likely, something of a sacred tradition. Many groups see their newsletter as the single biggest benefit they deliver, and the primary way they… more ›
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