Note from Karine: This year, I’ve asked all the eduWeb speakers working in universities/colleges to share in 140 words or less the biggest take-away from their presentation or table talk. If you’ve attended this session, feel free to weigh in by posting a comment, a question or a suggestion. Academic transparency is becoming more important […]
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Registration deadline postponed to Friday Nov. 2 for “Podcasting and iTunes U Made Easy,” the next 3-webinar series by Higher Ed Experts
After receiving a couple of emails asking for more time to register for this upcoming series offered by Higher Ed Experts, I’ve decided to postpone the registration deadline to this Friday. If you’d like to attend this 3-webinar series priced at only $150, you can register online at www.higheredexperts.com/podcasting.
Want to find out how to promote academic excellence at your institution to potentially 25 million people? Register for “Podcasting Made Easy” Webinar Series by Friday!
Reach 25 million people via podcasting??? Ok, there is a bit of marketing hype in the title of this post, but I got your attention – right? Besides, it’s not all hype since this upcoming 3-webinar series by Higher Ed Experts includes a session about iTunes U, Apple’s free audio and video streaming hosting service […]
Almost Live from EduWeb 2007 in Baltimore: iTunesU – Managing & Marketing University Media Assets
I’ve just realized that I haven’t posted this post Melissa Cheater, one of the 6 readers who did some guest blogging this year at EduWeb, sent me Wednesday morning after getting back to the office. Ken Ronkowitz, Media & Instructional Tech manager at NJIT and an excellent higher ed blogger at Serendipity 35, presented last […]
2007 CIT: a conference focused on emerging technologies in community colleges
After taking some “time off” to wrap up two big typo3 upgrades, I’m back in full blogging mode. If your institution is a community college, chances are you’ve already heard about the League for Innovation in the Community College. [BTW, if it’s not, you might be more interested in my last post about other interesting […]
What makes a faculty podcast successful? The case of the “12 Byzantine Rulers†by Lars Brownworth
Faculty podcasting can be a great way to promote academic expertise to external audiences. As reported in “History Teacher Becomes Podcast Celebrity” published today in The New York Times, Lars Brownworth, a history teacher at a boarding school in Long Island, NY, the Stony Brook School, has become a podcasting success story with his series […]
One Year Later: Mansfield University’s Podcasting Initiative
If you’ve taken my 2006 Survey (if you haven’t, you’re passing a chance to win a $30 gift certificate from Amazon), you know that I asked readers to suggest how I can improve this blog in 2007. One of the suggestions I have received makes a lot of sense: to revisit some of the initiatives […]
How to showcase your faculty expertise with 10-minute weekly podcasts: California Western’s “Law in 10”
Podcasts and blogs are great ways to build long-term relationships with your target audiences and capture their interest (if not their heart). Thanks to RSS, it’s easy to turn casual web visitors into passionate regulars or dedicated evangelists. That’s why blogs and podcasts are such great tools to showcase the expertise of your faculty members. […]
Paul Baker, PR practitioner at WCER, from “Education PR”
Paul Baker works as a Senior University Relations Specialist at the Wisconsin Center for Education Research. This higher PR professional has been blogging for about a year at Here at WCER before moving to EducationPR. 1) Why did you decide to blog at that time and why did you switch blogs? Can you tell us […]
3 questions to a higher ed podcaster: C.C. Chapman, Digital Marketing Manager at Babson College, from “Managing the Gray”
In the (small?) world of podcasting, C.C. Chapman is well known for his music podcasts, Accident Hash and The U-Turn Cafe. Chapman has also done a lot of work with the Podsafe Music Network. What most of his regular listeners don’t know is that he is also the Digital Marketing Manager of Babson College. 1) […]
How to get your boss, VP or President up-to-speed with podcasts, blogs and RSS
I’ve already mentioned an easy — free — way to get you, your boss or your colleagues up-to-speed with new media in a previous post. My offer to get you or anybody else in your institution started with a free Bloglines account loaded with the best higher ed RSS feeds is still on the table […]
Podcasting 201 and beyond: Check out the Podcast Academy’s Archive
A very interesting event took place this weekend at Boston University: The Podcast Academy. If you didn’t know or couldn’t make it, I’ve got good news for you: most of the sessions are already available — for free, but on a kind of sluggish server at the time of this writing — as podcasts or […]
Live from HigherEdBlogCon: 3 great case studies of admission-related podcasting initiatives
If you want to get the truth as well as great tips on how to launch your admission-related podcasts, just take a couple of hours to watch and read 3 case studies presented today (but available almost forever) at HigherEdBlogCon: Case Study: Blogging and Podcasting for Student Recruitment at Ball State University Nancy Prater Heather […]
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