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I thought I would compile some additional resources that discuss the use of social media and college admissions. The articles provide various scenarios, information, and advice. Continue reading »

The following video opened my eyes to a new language–computer programming.  Often referred to as coding, mastery of this language is … Continue reading »

Many students do not want to hear about appropriate online behavior, especially how their actions online can affect outcomes in “real life.” I say “real life” in quotation marks because we should not make the mistake of thinking our actions online and our actions in person are mutually exclusive. Continue reading »

Texting in the halls, at lunch, before school, and after school are regular occurrences, but how many times have you … Continue reading »

It is time for admission offices to incorporate technology into their best practices.  I’m not talking about databases, email newsletters, … Continue reading »

It is no secret that people are most interested in media rich content. Anyone who produces electronic newsletters can tell … Continue reading »

Google recently launched  a new service called “What Do You Love?”  At first glance, this appears to be a simple … Continue reading »

In thinking about how we connect with various constituencies, I can’t help but to think about every piece of content … Continue reading »

How many times has one of the emails you’ve sent been misinterpreted by the person on the receiving end?  Or perhaps you’ve read more … Continue reading »

An article addressing a familiar question, “When will we learn that digital communication isn’t private?” appeared in Sunday’s Boston Globe Magazine. The … Continue reading »