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(In the photo – Jeff Anderson and LIz Mcgann from …
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Social media and the greater school community, prospective students, parents, alums and other stakeholders in society.
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How will we harness the Wave for teaching and learning and for marketing? Time will tell. If and when you join the Wave, be sure to look for ways to apply this to your school.
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.
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 …
Join us on November 12, 2009 at St. John’s Prep, Danvers, MA for a social media bootcamp experience.
Learn how social media can help you strengthen relationships with the constituents that matter most- your students, parents, faculty & alumni.
Who should attend: K-12 or higher-ed administrators and staff in Admissions, Marketing, Communications, External-affairs, Advancement, or Alumni/Development.
Join us on January 20, 2010 at Windward School in Los Angeles, CA for a social media bootcamp experience.
Learn how social media can help you strengthen relationships with the constituents that matter most- your students, parents, faculty & alumni.
Who should attend: K-12 or higher-ed administrators and staff in Admissions, Marketing, Communications, External-affairs, Advancement, or Alumni/Development.
edSocialMedia Bootcamp
A School Administrator’s Guide to Social Media
Join us on January 19, 2010 at Bentley School (Upper School Campus), Lafayette, CA for a social media bootcamp experience.
Learn how social media can help you strengthen relationships with the constituents that matter most- your students, parents, faculty & alumni.
Who should attend: K-12 or higher-ed administrators and staff in Admissions, Marketing, Communications, External-affairs, Advancement, or Alumni/Development.
This full day workshop provides an in-depth introduction to social media technology for school leaders, and administrators, complete with an opportunity to create content and get your hands dirty.
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 …
Update
Keynote by Ben Jones (Oberlin College) Streaming Live now.
Are you trying to understand the buzz around social media and questioning what it really means for your school?
Do you need a better grasp of the …
I have recently had several conversations with colleagues and friends regarding how to distinguish between your “public” social media presence and your “private” one. Let me explain what I mean by public and private. Many …
Tired of the same ole’, same ole’ in social media? Spend some time on Bay Ridge Prep’s Twitter profile and you might just get the inspiration you’re looking for.
This K-12 independent school out of Brooklyn, New York uses its Twitter presence to share more than the standard campus news.