Stuff I learned at the eduWEB conference in Chicago: 1. Higher ed is a great space to be in, as a marketer 2. I shouldn’t be tweeting and blogging as an entity (Academic Oatmeal) 3. I should be tweeting and blogging as me (James Runkle
I’ve written before about the death of tenure and it looks like there is another nail in the coffin. The Chronicle launches another salvo (perhaps a bit too gleefully?) about waving goodbye to those overpaid professors.
Breakfast was great this morning! The Topic Tables were packed and I could hear snippets of conversations about social media, email marketing, CMS, networking, best practices…great stuff.
It’s Sunday morning. Why I left packing for the last minute, I’ll never know. But, doesn’t matter, I’m still really excited to head out this afternoon to the eduWEB conference! If anyone is going to be there, let’s meet up! DM or @ message me
You spot her. There, across the room. Your pulse quickens and you make a bee line to go talk to her. You get a number, set a date, and show up at the restaurant. She is so beautiful you can’t believe how lucky you are
Hey! Sorry for the low amount of activity! I am gearing up for the eduWEB conference that starts on Monday. Today’s activity included 450 packets of individually wrapped oatmeal that are going to be part of the attendees’ welcome packets. So, who’s in? Will I
Do you do it? I sure do. “so” has become the new “ummmm” when speaking. So, ummm, have you read the NYT article about it yet? Yeah, so, I think it’s pretty good. But let me know what you think, so, we can talk about
I know you’ve head me say it before, but it bears repeating. Sure, your college is more revered than, say, Chips Ahoy cookies. And, yes, your degree offerings are worthy of way more respect than a Sham-Wow towel. And it doesn’t matter. The same kids
Good morning, campers! I’m getting pretty darn excited for the eduWEB conference in Chicago next week. Who else out there is going? I’m psyched to meet all the people. I cannot wait to present. And I’m hearing that there may be a little bit of
Your school’s brand is more than a logo, a tagline and a color palette. It’s an experience. It’s the kind of paper your brochures are printed on. It’s how the person sounds answering the phone when a prospect calls. It’s how the parking lot looks
