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Parents as Partners Webcast – Building a Learning Network
Many schools are beginning to use social media to send out information to parents. Examples include twitter feeds and facebook pages. These initial forays into social media are a first step. They provide parents and the community with greater access … Continue reading
Posted in Engaging Everyone, Leadership Essentials
Tagged leadership, Lorna Costantini, ourschool.ca, Parents as Partners, social media, Twitter
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Are you ready?
The folks over at socialnomics created a couple of slick videos on social media that I thought were worth sharing. Below is the longer version video that asks us to consider the impact of social media and whether or not we … Continue reading
The Millennials are Googling Us
Caveat: Although not a member of the Millenial Generation, I should disclose that I scored an 87 on the Pew Research quiz, “How Millennial Are you?” Go ahead and try it out Over the past few weeks we have been … Continue reading
Posted in Creativity and Engagement, Leadership Essentials
Tagged facebook, google, millennial generation, shannon smith, social media, Twitter
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The time question
I am often asked, “How do you find time to blog and tweet?” Sometimes the question is posed in a very genuine way and sometimes it reveals an underlying judgement or resistance. Regardless, here is my answer: Using social media … Continue reading
