LIVE BLOG – edSocialMedia SUMMIT
February 16, 2010 at 9:44 am | No Comment

Thanks to all our sponsors and attendees who made the BCDS summit a success!
slides and speaker notes can be found here: http://esmsummit2010.pbworks.com
Tweet blogging at http://twitter.com/edsocialmedia
(In the photo – Jeff Anderson and LIz Mcgann from …

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edSocialMedia Summit: Ben Jones Keynote
Wednesday, 24 Feb, 2010 – 10:39 | No Comment

Thanks to our friends at WhippleHill for this video of the excellent Keynote address by Ben Jones, VP for Communications at Oberlin College and former Director of Communications for the MIT Office of Admissions. Ben …

LIVE BLOG – edSocialMedia SUMMIT
Tuesday, 16 Feb, 2010 – 9:44 | No Comment
LIVE BLOG – edSocialMedia SUMMIT

Thanks to all our sponsors and attendees who made the BCDS summit a success!
slides and speaker notes can be found here: http://esmsummit2010.pbworks.com
Tweet blogging at http://twitter.com/edsocialmedia
(In the photo – Jeff Anderson and LIz Mcgann from …

Thinking Critically About Facebook Apps (a middle school workshop)
Monday, 18 Jan, 2010 – 16:03 | 3 Comments
Thinking Critically About Facebook Apps (a middle school workshop)

What are Facebook applications? How do companies use them to access your personal information? This workshop encourages middle school students to think critically about the social network sites they use.

Video Primer
Tuesday, 3 Nov, 2009 – 23:07 | One Comment
Video Primer

Working at an independent school offers plenty of great opportunities to produce video: plays, games, gatherings, graduations, celebrations, traditions and more. You don’t have to shot everything, but if you pick your spots and produce a couple of pieces, you will strengthen your internal communications channels, and possibly even some external channels as well.

MKA Irish Studies Goes Social
Friday, 16 Oct, 2009 – 14:50 | 3 Comments

A conversation with Montclair Kimerbley Academy’s Bill Stites about the school’s Irish Studies senior elective and trip.

Bill talked about the transition from documenting the trip via a static web site to a Wordpress powered blog that folded in Flickr, Twitter, & Youtube to share their experiences as they traveled throughout Ireland.

Twitter Panic: Should I follow back?
Tuesday, 22 Sep, 2009 – 8:57 | 4 Comments
Twitter Panic: Should I follow back?

When I first jumped on Twitter it was to follow people I met at events, conferences or folks I was already connected to on other social networks.
Then to my surprise people started following me who …

A Parent’s Appreciation of a Classroom Blog
Tuesday, 15 Sep, 2009 – 15:40 | 9 Comments
A Parent’s Appreciation of a Classroom Blog

My daughter’s 4th grade teacher has a class blog. It’s simple, straightforward, no frills. And it is a thing of beauty. I don’t think anyone would argue that among the most important success criteria for …

On obstacles to change
Tuesday, 21 Jul, 2009 – 21:20 | One Comment
On obstacles to change

Last week I had the pleasure of spending a day at Providence Day School in Charlotte, North Carolina for a bootcamp. Among the people I had the opportunity to meet and talk with was Matt …

Where Do You Find The Time for Social Media?
Friday, 3 Jul, 2009 – 10:37 | 6 Comments
Where Do You Find The Time for Social Media?

Odds are, if you are someone who finds yourself evangelizing the benefits of social media, that you have had your enthusiasm quelled by the mantra of those resistant to the idea that web 2.0 is …

President Obama and Social Media
Thursday, 14 May, 2009 – 8:30 | No Comment
President Obama and Social Media

We all know that President Obama ran the most social media centered campaign in history as references by this New York Times Article, How Obama Tapped Into Social Networks’ Power.