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    Planning Your Class Reunion in the 21st Century: Using the Internet to Save Time and Money
    Planning Your Class Reunion in the 21st Century: Using the Internet to Save Time and Money
    Planning Your Class Reunion in the 21st Century: Using the Internet to Save Time and Money
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    Planning Your Class Reunion in the 21st Century: Using the Internet to Save Time and Money

    By Melodee Currier

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    Planning your class reunion in the 21st century is not the same as one planned ten years ago. Mailings to classmates can now be replaced with e-mailing, saving time and money. This eBook shows the reader how they can use the Internet to email their announcements, memory books and directories, search for classmates and create a reunion website. It also contains important tips on how to make your reunion a success.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBookBaby
    Release dateApr 15, 2014
    ISBN9781483525921
    Planning Your Class Reunion in the 21st Century: Using the Internet to Save Time and Money

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      GETTING STARTED

      Your first task is to find others in your class who are interested in working on the reunion. One way is to have a Facebook page for your class and post messages asking for volunteers. To create a Facebook Page:

      Go to facebook.com/pages/create

      Click the Page category Company, Organization or Institution

      Then select School and type in the name of your school

      Check the box next to I agree to Facebook Pages Terms

      Click Get Started

      My preference is to have as few people as possible on the Planning Committee. The less people you have plan the reunion, the smoother the planning will be as there are many decisions to be made and everyone has a different opinion. I planned my reunion with just one other person and it worked out perfectly. We worked on the reunion virtually and didn’t actually see each other until the reunion. The cliché, too many cooks spoil the broth, goes for reunions too.

      Check with members in your class (or a different class) who have planned previous reunions. You may want them to work with you on your current reunion to share their knowledge.

      If you don’t have time to work on your reunion, you may want to hire a professional reunion planner. There are many to choose from on the Internet. Be sure to check the Better Business Bureau (www.bbb.org) before using one of these services. Services provided by professional reunion planners may include: locating high school

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