• Now you can easily manage your RI newsletter subscriptions. When you subscribe to a newsletter and submit your e-mail address, a preference page will come up that will allow you to subscribe to other newsletters, unsubscribe, and update your e-mail address.
• Watch this month’s Rotary Minute.

Did you know that RI has a revised strategic plan? Consider incorporating a discussion about the plan at your upcoming district assembly, and encourage assistant governors to promote it during their club visits.

Rotarians are connecting worldwide on Rotary’s YouTube, LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook pages. You can also use these sites to find links to current Rotary news, videos, and discussions from around the world.

More and more training professionals are investigating how social networking sites can provide opportunities for informal learning. For on-the-go people who can learn anywhere, these sites have a lot of potential. Read more about Rotary’s involvement in social networking.

A new club has just formed in the neighboring community, and your assistant governor has asked your club to be the sponsor. Where do you go from here? Addyour solution. 

Last month, many of you contributed your solutions to the problem of what to do if you’re worried about your club’s future. Read your colleagues' suggestions.

Rotary International's online problem-solving forum gives Rotarians the opportunity to exchange solutions and ideas. At the end of the month, you and your fellow Rotarians will have generated a collection of best practices that can be used by club presidents for years to come.

• Survey all your club’s members to see what they like and don’t like about the club, and what suggestions they have for changes.
• Ask your club board members to attend at least one other local club meeting this month as a guest and discuss what they observed.
• Participate in LinkedIn or other social networking forums (see article above) to get ideas from Rotary club members around the world.