Self-accreditation - Declare yourself!

Are you TNMH accredited?

Fill out the accreditation form? Agreed to the terms? Great now make your badge to declare yourself a social reporter!

DIY Style

Download, print, cut, glue and lanyard-ize your own badge after reviewing the conditions of use (ownership, sharing, tagging) and stay tuned for future iterations o make one yourself and let us know to post it.

Directions

1. Print the badge – print it and cut it – choose whichever layout you prefer:
   http://drop.io/truenorthmedia
2. Add a photo – you probably have one laying around, glue it (2″x2″ -ish) or open in Illustrator/Photoshop and add it digitally if you are pro
3. Fill in the back - add your name, handle and read the notes (sharpie works great)
4. Stuff it, hang it – grab a lanyard and laminate from a previous event, stick your badge in it and hang it around your neck
5. Meet friends – your TNMH badge is great for meeting-up with others

Details

The badge is Creative Commons licensed and original files at on the Media Badge page on the TNMH wiki. The TNMH Social Reporter Media Badge was created by an ad hoc group of volunteers from concept by Dave Olson (inspired by Hunter S. Thompson press pass).

Thanks

Illene at Catalyst Internet layout/design, Myke Preuss Waytoogood.ca for prep/tuning, Christine Alder for v.3, and John Biehler (.com) for test and demo + John Bollwitt and Rebecca Bollwitt (of sixty4media.com) for brainstorming and concept tuning.

Don’t have a printer? Ask a friend or show up at an event with a photo and me (and others like me) will try to bring some blanks as well as extra plastic sleeves and lanyards.

Share: Take a snapshot of you/or and your badge and add it to the TNMH Flickr photo pool.