Karlyn Morissette

Speaker: Luke Robinson
Connecting with Obama on Facebook and Twitter left a lasting impression - when your students try to connect with you do you connect back with them?  
Technology has always been there in one form or another. For example - FDR and his Fireside chats, the debate between JFK and Nixon. 
By the numbers: 13 [...]

Speaker: Paul Redfern
Paul has 85 less slides than Mark Greenfield.
If you’re building your foundation, you have to build it out of bricks - it has to be strong or everything else you do is going to fall down. 
CIO/IT and the VP of Enrollment (to whom web reports) are both at Vice Presidential levels, so they [...]

Speaker: Mark Greenfield
Millennials prefer to be called millennials (not gen y, et al)
Core traits: Special, Sheltered, team oriented (peer pressure becoming positive instead of negative), pressured, achieving
Information Age: 

Computers aren’t technology to millennials (computers are like air, they can’t live without it but aren’t totally conscious of it)
The internet is better than television
“Reality” is no longer [...]

Presenters: Peter Holloran and Josanne DeNatale, Cognitive Marketing
The proliferation of all these new technologies increases our potential for failure - the audience may not be on the medium we’re using, we might offend the people by the misuse of the medium we’ve chosen.
New technologies need to serve old purposes - enroll students, support athletics, attend lectures, [...]

Today is the last day to nominate blogs for the Best Higher Ed Blog Award from eduStyle.  If you enjoy my work, both on here and on .eduGuru, I would appreciate it if you could take a minute and nominate both blogs for the award (you can nominate more than one so you don’t have [...]