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Lynette Young of Purple Stripe Productions will walk through the vital pieces of Google+, give tips and tricks that helped her catapult to one of the Top 50 followed women in the platform, and show live, hands-on feature tours of what makes Google+ the next big thing ... right now!

About the presenter...
Lynette Young has been working with enterprise-level technology since 1989, but in the past 14 years or so has been concentrating on emerging and social technologies from her company, Purple Stripe Productions. A seasoned technical implementation specialist with 22+ years of experience, Lynette brings not only precision and detail to her clients, but a wildly creative flair and love of all things pixel. A pioneer in the social media arena, Lynette has been blogging since 1997, podcasting since 2004, and working professionally in social media technologies and social communications since 2006. Lynette is also an organizer for PodCamp Philly & PodCamp LA, BlogWorld & New Media Expo Podcast Pavilion, and Social Media Club Princeton NJ.

The general meeting begins at 7:30 p.m. The beginners and intermediate special interest groups (SIGs) are held from 6:30 p.m. to 7:15 p.m. (see below)

Meeting Location Notice: Stuart Hall at Princeton Theological Seminary, room 6 (second floor) will be the location of PMUG's general meeting.

Also at the Meeting: Special Interest Groups (SIGs) are held before the general meeting in smaller, adjacent rooms. Beginners Special Interest Group 6:30 to 7:15 p.m., Stuart Hall at Princeton Theological Seminary, the back of room 6 (second floor) Just starting out with a Mac? Basic questions are resolved and beginners can explain problems they encounter at home. This group meets in the auditorium. Read More Intermediate Special Interest Group 6:30 to 7:15 p.m., Stuart Hall at Princeton Theological Seminary, room 4 (first floor) A more technical Q&A session that's very popular. Read More

Upcoming Meetings: Upcoming Meetings page RSS iCal Past Meetings: December 13, 2011: Converting Mobile Me to iCloud Account on iOS 5 and MacOS Devices PMUG's Jeff Gorman showed how to convert a Mobile Me account to an iCloud account on a MacBook, iPad, and iPhone. November 8, 2011: E-Book to App: A Short History of Information Mobilized William DeLamater of eReadia LLC presented a brief history of how recent devices as different as the Kindle and the iPad have arisen and revised the definition of what it means to read, to engage with text, and to leverage web-based information resources October 11, 2011: Geotagging Digital Photos on the Mac PMUG's Michael Blank demonstrated how geotagging (combining photos with GPS coordinates) can locate your position so you may return again, compare photos from different locations to find the best spot, and help identify unknown features around you. Presentation Links (98K, PDF) AGL3080 Logging Modes (37K, PDF) Princeton Tiger Tour Waypoints: Garmin GPX format, TomTom OV2 fromat