Volunteering for the Rand campaign

I noticed that they specifically have "phoning from home" as one of the main areas to volunteer. I'm impressed by this.
Has anyone here been in touch with any volunteer coordinators yet, perhaps in the early states?

I had more time in 2012 than I do this go round, so I was a little more antsy to get started doing stuff. But I like how, it appears anyway, Rand's campaign is a little more on top of utilizing volunteer labor.
When I signed up for Ron's campaign I remember being very disappointed that they didn't put me to work until MUCH later - and that was after I had decided to stop waiting on them and join up with grassroots efforts.

Do we have any sort of idea yet how well this campaign is communicating with its volunteers?
I think if Rand can channel an ounce of the energy that was at Ron's disposal and funnel it into highly productive and organized ventures it could be a big difference.

Especially if he finds a way to make volunteers who live in unimportant states like Indiana, as I do, productive members of the team despite their geographic locations.