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Using Social Media to Build Community Support for School Initiatives

by Charlene Blohm on Mar 14, 2009

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This is one of the handouts prepped for the "Using Social Media to Build Community Support for School Initiatives" roundtable discussion during the Consortium for School Networking (CoSN) con

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This is one of the handouts prepped for the "Using Social Media to Build Community Support for School Initiatives" roundtable discussion during the Consortium for School Networking (CoSN) conference held in Austin in March 2009. Props to Kristen Plemon who found the district examples listed here.

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  • darrenmack darrenmack The explanation is clear and easy to understand.

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  • CBlohm Charlene Blohm , Public relations at C. Blohm & Associates, Inc. Hiya Greg - Thanks for the kind words, and good to know of another district that's jumped on the social media bandwagon. I look forward to hearing more about your successes! ~Charlene 2 years ago Reply
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  • gregpalmer Greg Palmer , Director at Active Data Exchange Great presentation, Charlene. I've shared it with my colleagues here at NYC public schools. We use Facebook, Twitter, and we blog. Lots of success so far. --Greg 2 years ago Reply
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  • mychentw Michelle Chen , Sales Manager at BestWise International Computing Company Very interesting ppt. The research indicated PPT only contains 30% of information; therefore the 70% valuable information comes from the presenter himself/herself. soEZLecturing.com provides you a chance to record your voice with your PowerPoint presentation and upload to the website. It can share with more readers and also promote your presentation more effectively on soEZLecturing.com.

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  • CBlohm Charlene Blohm , Public relations at C. Blohm & Associates, Inc. Hello Angela. The presentation was part of a discussion forum at the Consortium for School Networking (CoSN) annual meeting held in Austin, Texas, from March 10-12, 2009. The theme of the conference was 'Leadership, Policy & Innovation in a Collaborative World' . Feedback from participants was very positive, both that day and in follow up correspondence. Thanks much for your interest!
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  • AngelaConnor Angela Connor , Book author, Multimedia Journalist and Online Community Strategist at Capstrat I LOVE this presentation! Where was it presented, and what kind of feedback did you receive? I;d love to know more about the results of your efforts.
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