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BlogHighEd welcomes Paul Redfern to the BHE Blogroll. Paul writes High Ed Web Marketing, and he is the Director of Web Communications and Electronic Media at Gettysburg College.Loads of links: March 13, 2008
Posted by Higher Ed Marketing 2 years ago.
So it’s St. Pat’s Week here at Missouri S&T, where we’ve been caught up in all manner of revelry and enjoyed a beautiful spring day yesterday to welcome the Patron Saint of Engineers’ arrival into our fair city. Not only is it ...
Targeting the prospective student of the future Add a strong Web component to your TV mix
Posted by College Web Editor 2 years ago.
Today’s kids are tomorrow’s prospective college students, right That’s why “The Kids’ Social Networking Study,” a study conducted by Grunwald Associates LLC and released earlier this week, could be particularly interes...
Links for 2008-03-12 [del.icio.us]
Posted by Mark Greenfield - Higher Ed Web Consulting 2 years ago.
apophenia: how youth find privacy in interstitial spaces Wired Campus: A Future Without Courses - Chronicle.com Getting aboard the Cluetrain at SXSW - Bokardo Mobile Web Use Growing Faster than Ever - ReadWriteWeb Communities Dominate Brands: Americans ...
Reflections on social media networking and marketing
Posted by Heidi Adams Cool 2 years ago.
These days everyone seems to be talking about social networking and/or social media marketing. Until fairly recently these were topics for tech nerds and Web marketers, but now more and more people are wondering how they can use Facebook to market their p...
Conference Notes on Changing Times
Posted by The Higher Ed Marketing Blog 2 years ago.
The College and University Public Relations Association of PA (CUPRAP) conference this year drew 159 PR/marketing/Web folks from four states. Here are some observations that may be a snapshot of higher ed marketing in general. Observations -For years, CU...
How to influence the eduStyle Awards
Posted by EduStyle Blog 2 years ago.
We are one week into the eduStyle awards and things are shaping up well. Since announcing the awards over 200 people have registered as eduStyle users and several hundred individual nominations have been submitted. A few sites are starting to rise to the ...
Bad Mascots
Posted by The Old College Try 2 years ago.
Does your school's mascot make you shake your head in shameChin up -- it's probably not that bad, compared to this List of the Worst NCAA Divsion 1 Mascots.You'll get a good laugh on this Wednesday.
Writing Right for the Web
Posted by The Higher Ed Marketing Blog 2 years ago.
Im going to do two or three posts on the College & University Public Relations Association (CUPRAP) spring conference, so Ill keep them shorter than usual. Bob Johnson of Bob Johnson Consulting, gave two sessions which were the conference highlight...
How-To Tuesday: The Power of Social Media
Posted by SquaredPeg 2 years ago.
Today we’re going to touch on ‘The Power of Social Media’, and give you a brief example of how quickly something can grow. The case used in this video is a Facebook group titled ‘PLEASE PARTICIPATE IN STUDENT PROJECT’. The s...
Twitter: oh, the inanity
Posted by Higher Ed Marketing 2 years ago.
Leave it to Mashable to find some middle ground between all the Twitter love so evident during SXSW Interactive and the anti-Twitter haterade that’s spilling all around the blogosphere. Whether you believe Twitter is the ultimate in sharing importan...
Aggregating the Aggregator
Posted by BlogHighEd 2 years ago.
That’s an alligator. We are an aggregator. We are also now featured on Guy Kawasaki’s latest venture, Alltop.com. Head way down to the bottom of the Education aggregate and you’ll see us. You know, they always save the best for l...
Facebook Not in Our House!
Posted by SquaredPeg 2 years ago.
By now most people know (or should know!) of the impending nationwide crisis for the higher education profession: a sharp decline in the number of students graduating from high school and attending college. Because of this it will become much more diffic...
Rocky Steps II
Posted by The Experience Evangelist 2 years ago.
Back in December 2006 I posted on my blog about meeting Pulitzer prize author Michael Vitez and about his book Rocky Stories: Tales of Love, Hope, and Happiness at America’s Most Famous Steps and how after having coffee with him, I ran the steps wit...
Web 2.0 = High Tech + High Touch
Posted by Mark Greenfield - Higher Ed Web Consulting 2 years ago.
This June I will be giving several presentations at a conference hosted by Innovative Educators called [...]
Conference Download Day #2
Posted by The Old College Try 2 years ago.
Here's my catch-up post from the second day of the Ragan Social Media for Communicators Conference last Friday:The day started with a session on measuring results from social media -- something we're all trying to do to prove to our bosses it is really a ...
Unplugged
Posted by Higher Ed Marketing 2 years ago.
Most of us were probably too busy monitoring our gadgets to notice, but Monday, March 10, was apparently a day to disconnect from all of our computerized tools and take a break. “Rewire Your Life Day” was celebrated yesterday by at least one a...
Here is your del.icio.us goodness for 03-11
Posted by MattHerzberger.com 2 years ago.
My links for 2008-03-11
When is technology too much
Posted by Jeremy Wilburn 2 years ago.
I subscribe to a blog called Faces of Web 2.0 21st Century Teachers and over the weekend they posted a very interesting video called 21st Century Classes. Recently, there have been a couple of universities that have decided to give iPhones to their inc...
Brain Drain
Posted by The Old College Try 2 years ago.
So I made it back from the conference (second day posts coming soon, promise) and now I'm sitting here with my brain drained, trying to write an ad about our school and brain gain in the area. How ironic.A few quick observations on higher ed for this Mond...
Do you monitor your Institutes online identity Here are some tools to help.
Posted by .eduGuru 2 years ago.
In the last few weeks a few new tools have come out to help in monitoring an online identity. Because of this I think it’s important to take a deeper look into what to monitor. As if you didn’t already have enough things to do in a normal da...
