You may notice a new icon on the top of the blog’s sidebar: the Education button. Clicking this will take you to all posts marked with the “Education” tag.
One group of readers that I’ve noticed increasing in the last year or so is students and teachers of theatre, or stage management in particular. As of right now this site is one of the top hits in a Google search for “stage management templates,” “rehearsal report” and that kind of thing, which I think has something to do with it, and also people I meet in my travels have started passing the site address on to their professors, students and others who might be interested, which I very much appreciate.
This all got me thinking that there should be a way for people who come to the site for real-life examples of what a stage manager does to find the posts that are the most rich in that content, and to be able to skip the ones that are about something funny I wrote in my script, or the national monument I visited before the show.
I’ve been using the tagging feature for the first time recently, to make it easier to find content by more narrow criteria than just the major categories the site has always had. I’ve been going through old posts, but I’m sure I will find more as I peruse the archives. I hope some of you find this link helpful!
Great idea! Thanks so much for this awesome documentation of what you do. I will spread the word…..
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Comment by Karen Baker — January 19, 2010 @ 9:26 am