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What will help you "win" social media for higher ed in 2016?
- Are you in charge of social media at your school?
- Do you spend more time on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and/or LinkedIn than you do in meetings on campus?
- Do you smile (or cry, sing or even jump) each time Facebook, Twitter and Instagram announce new features?
- Have you tried SnapChat, Periscope or Yik Yak yet?
This conference, now available on-demand, was designed for you: it is all about social media in higher ed, only about social media in higher ed and includes 12 sessions of 10 minutes each.
It is THE annual online event for higher ed social media professionals and teams.
The next edition will take place on November 30, 2016. The call for proposals will open in August.
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2015 Higher Ed Social Media Conference Program
This online conference, now available on-demand, offers 12 focused sessions of 10 minutes each and a general session Q&A at the end.
Big Picture: Social Media from the VP-level
Rachel Reuben, Principal- Rachel Reuben Consulting
Social media can be exciting, thrilling, rewarding, and quite time-consuming when you are in charge of it for your school. So, where does it fit in the big picture for your institution? In this presentation, Rachel Reuben will draw from her previous experiences as a vice president of Communications at Colgate University and associate vice president for marketing communications at Ithaca College to give you insight into social media as seen by senior administration. You'll also learn some tips and tricks to better communicate your social media-related ideas, wins and needs to senior decision makers.
Creating Community Amongst Social Media Managers
Chris Barrows, Social Media, and Mobile Products Coordinator- New York University
It's never easy to bring social media managers together no matter the size of your institution.
In this presentation, Chris Barrows will share his experience creating and managing NYU social media ambassador group. You'll learn how to create your own community, effectively communicate with your group and ensure long-term success.
Inside the mind of students and alumni online to win social media engagement
Tracy Playle, Director & Content Strategist – Pickle Jar Communications Ltd (UK)
Do your social media accounts suffer from a lack of engagement? Many do and the culprit is usually: either content or a misunderstood audiences. In this presentation, Tracy Playle will show how to use Charlene Li and Josh Bernoff's social technographics profiling tool (amongst others) to help get deeper into the minds of students and alumni. You'll learn how to plan more effective social media activity, manage everybody's expectations in terms of engagement and measure that engagement.
Can't-Miss Tips for Social Media Community Building and Engagement
Robert Bochnak, Assistant Director, Alumni Marketing and Communications – Harvard Business School
Harvard Business School's Alumni Office has generated over 25,000 unique interactions with alumni via Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. In this case study, Robert Bochnak will explain how the "Identify-Engage-Leverage" approach made it all possible. You'll also learn how to apply HBS's model at your school.
#BuckeyeLove: More than a Hashtag, A Winning Fundraising Campaign
Lauren Boyd, Multimedia specialist – The Ohio State University
When Ohio State asked its social media followers to share their #BuckeyeLove stories around Valentine's Day in 2014, it was a hit. So, in 2015, the university created an even bigger, university-wide social media campaign in partnership with the annual giving office. In this case study, Lauren Boyd will explain how she worked with several social media partners on campus to create a university win — telling research and academic stories through a fun hashtag with a subtle giving spin. You'll also learn how this strategy is now going to be used for future campaigns.
Facebook's Not Dead! How to Create and Foster a Facebook Group
Chelsey Rovesti, Manager of Social Media- Point Park University
While prospective students aren't sharing much of their personal details on Facebook (Mom, Dad, and Grandma are watching, right?), Millennials and Generation Zers still use Facebook to connect with potential classmates and get a feel for the campus. In this presentation, Chelsey Rovesti will discuss how to create a successful "Class of" Facebook group for your prospective students. You'll learn how to involve key campus stakeholders, recruit and train current students and staff, promote your group and other winning tactics to create a positive environment for students to connect.
Periscope Case-study: Lessons Learned from #DukeSocial's first 'Scopes
Dominique Benjamin, Digital & Social Media Specialist- Duke University
Is your school on Periscope yet? Should it be? It might be too early to decide, but it's never too late to learn more about this new live-streaming mobile platform. In this presentation, Dominique Benjamin will share a case study of Duke's first Periscope experiments. You'll learn how to evaluate the platform for your own, the type of content that works best on this new platform and other lessons learned at Duke.
10 Solutions to Snapchat Struggles
Candace Nelson, Senior Writer & Social Media Editor – West Virginia University
If your school is on Snapchat, you've learned the hard way that the social media platform doesn't make it easy for universities. Who hasn't suffered from failed geofilter submissions, banned third-party apps and lack of text space? In this presentation, Candace Nelson will take you through 10 challenges universities may face with Snapchat and share how they were tackled at WVU. You'll get tips and tricks to take your university's Snapchat account to the next level.
Crowdsourcing Your Social Media Content
Tiffany Broadbent Beker, Web Developer & Social Media Coordinator – William & Mary
Countless pieces of content are generated online every day – and some of those tidbits are of direct interest to the audiences at your institution. In this presentation, Tiffany Broadbent Beker will share a case study about William & Mary's community-run "Life@W&M" Instagram account. You'll learn how to harness the power and authentic voice of your community (and save yourself some time) by handing over content creation to others.
Using Humor Effectively in Social Media
Kate Post, Digital Media Specialist – California State University, Chico
Humor can be an incredible tool for building active and engaged social media communities – when used right. There's a fine line between humor that resonates with campus audiences and humor that undermines the seriousness of your official university communications. In this presentation, Kate Post will walk you through this line. You'll learn how to find the right tone on social media for your brand, give your channels a personality and write humorous posts.
Putting Out Fires Without Causing a Flood
Nina Sossen, Director of Social Media- University of Massachusetts Amherst
Campus emergencies, controversial events, and even a single snowflake can quickly turn your social media landscape into chaos. When a "crisis" hits, students, parents, faculty, alumni, news media and observers all rush to social media and create a jumble of comments, questions, and rumors. In this presentation, Nina Sossen will explain how to effectively listen to the conversation and when and how to use campus social media to respond. You'll also learn how to quell the chaos and provide accurate and concise information, all while maintaining the university's brand and respecting the community's right to free speech.
Hacked: Lessons Learned from a highly visible Facebook page hack
Nikki Sunstrum, Director of Social Media- University of Michigan
In August 2015, three of University of Michigan's most popular Facebook pages were hacked. Malicious posts were published on the Michigan Football, Michigan Basketball, and Michigan Athletics Facebook pages. The UMSocial team had to act quickly and diligently to recover from the hack. In this case study, Nikki Sunstrum will explain how her team managed the 12-hour aftermath before full control was regained. You'll also learn how to be proactive and protect your social properties from similar attacks.
Higher Education Social Media Conference Faculty
Rachel Reuben is a marketing and communications leader and strategist with nearly two decades experience leading integrated marketing efforts in higher education. She previously held posts as the vice president of communications at Colgate University, and the associate vice president for marketing communications at Ithaca College.
Known as a silo-buster and a change agent, Rachel has been on the forefront using social media in higher education since 2007, and wrote the first major research paper about the use of social media in higher education for marketing and communications in 2008, to communicate more effectively with both internal and external stakeholders.
Christopher Barrows is a digital marketer currently serving as Social Media and Mobile Product Coordinator for New York University.
Chris received his Masters of Science in Instructional Media from Wilkes University and a Bachelor's Degree in Digital Media Communications from Marywood University in Scranton PA.
Chris is creator and host of the Why I Social Podcast and chairperson of the annual EduWeb Digital Summit.
After working for 6 years for the University of Warwick (UK) and heading up Research-TV in the mid-2000s, Tracy Playle became a full-time consultant advising the higher education sector on their use of social media, and their approach to digital content strategy.
Since forming her consultancy, Pickle Jar Communications, in 2007 Tracy has worked with over 100 schools, colleges and universities around the world to help them approach their social and digital communications in a more strategic, creative, effective and efficient way.
She is a recipient of the CASE Crystal Apple Teaching Award for her work in sharing best practice and delivering training and workshops on social media in education marketing and communications around the world. She is one of only 20 Europeans to have won this award in a 20 year history, and is the first digital communications specialist in Europe to have received this award.
Robert Bochnak is the Assistant Director, Alumni Marketing and Communications at the Harvard Business School. In this role, he manages social media channels—Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Instagram—for the school's alumni office and since January 2013 he has helped the school generate more than 30,000 individual alumni interactions via Twitter. Robert is also the author of "Social Media Matters," a blog about social media and higher education, and is the former writer and editor of "GradMatters," the Blog for the Tufts University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (Tufts GSAS). Robert holds a Master of Arts degree from the Tufts GSAS and a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Massachusetts.
Lauren puts the "social" in social media for The Ohio State University.
She manages the main institutional accounts and uses these platforms to tell great stories. Since Lauren has been in her role, she's focused on engaging and starting conversations with students and alumni in the social space. She also leads a group of 50+ campus communicators, talking social and multimedia best practices at monthly meetings.
Lauren graduated from Ohio State in 2012 with a degree in strategic communications.
Chelsey Rovesti is the Manager of Social Media for Point Park University, a dynamic, urban university with a strong liberal arts tradition. Located in Downtown Pittsburgh, Point Park enrolls nearly 4,000 full- and part-time students in more than 100 undergraduate and graduate programs.
At Point Park, Chelsey is responsible for day-to-day social media management of Point Park's owned social channels, as well as strategic social, video and multimedia planning.
Prior to joining Point Park full-time, Chelsey cut her teeth in the marketing and social media world at Pittsburgh advertising agencies, working with a clients in various industries, including restaurant, retail, energy, non-profit, healthcare and lottery.
Dominique works as a Digital and Social Media Specialist at Duke University.
He joined Duke in 2015 after serving as the communications specialist for the Texas A&M College of Education & Human Development, where he managed social media channels, wrote feature news stories and coordinated digital marketing efforts.
He previously interned at the Bill, Hillary & Chelsea Clinton Foundation headquarters in New York City, Ny.
Domimique is from Miami, Fl and graduated from the University of South Florida with a bachelor's degree in mass communications and Africana studies.
Candace Nelson is a senior writer and social media editor at West Virginia University.
She manages the daily operations of university social media accounts, including Twitter, Instagram and Snapchat. In addition, she writes stories, produces multimedia projects and collaborates on large marketing campaigns across the University.
Nelson is an award-winning journalist, published researcher and soon-to-be author. Prior to joining West Virginia University in 2013, she worked as a reporter for the Charleston Daily Mail in Charleston, West Virginia. She earned her Master of Science in journalism, Bachelor of Science in journalism and Bachelor of Arts in English from West Virginia University.
Tiffany Broadbent Beker is the Social Media Coordinator for the College of William & Mary and a Web Developer with the Office of Creative Services. Her duties range from developing for the university's web presence to managing W&M's Facebook page and leading W&M's Social Media Users Group (SMUG).
She was the technical lead in William & Mary's responsive website redesign and has created sites ranging from an aggregator and directory for W&M's social media communities to an interactive viewbook for incoming students with the W&M Ampersandbox.
She has presented at conferences including HighEdWeb, CASE Social Media And Community, Higher Ed Experts' Higher Ed Social Media Conference and the College Communicators Association, as well as served as a social media resource and presenter for offices and student organizations across the W&M campus. She serves as advisory chair for Alpha Phi Omega and is on the board of advisors for the W&M chapter of Camp Kesem.
Kate Post manages California State University, Chico's CASE award winning social media program, including developing and executing content strategy, crisis management, and educating campus users on higher ed social media strategy and best practices. She also assists with digital newsletters, internal communications, web content management, and a variety of grab-bag tasks.
Kate previously worked for University Communications at San Francisco State University. Prior to that, she was an associate editor at a bilingual English-Japanese newspaper in San Francisco. She earned her BA from University of California, Berkeley and an MA from San Francisco State University, both in Japanese.
In her non-work life, Kate enjoys teaching karate, indoor rock climbing, and reading with her cat. You can reach her on Twitter @post_kate.
Nina Sossen has overseen social media at the University of Massachusetts Amherst since 2010, which includes including setting campus-wide policy and leading a team that drives the campus's central social media channels. With a background in web design, she previously oversaw the design and development of the campus's central websites. Before joining the University of Massachusetts, Nina was an interactive media producer at the Hiebing Group in Madison, Wisconsin and worked at the University of Wisconsin and Wisconsin Public Television where she developed the network's award-winning online presence.
Nina holds a BA from Reed College and an MBA from the University of Massachusetts Amherst. She has previously presented at the eduWeb Digital Summit.
Nikki Sunstrum is the Director of Social Media for the University of Michigan, where she is responsible for innovating the way in which one of the world's top Universities strategically leverages and advances interactive communications.
Her duties include the coordination of a unified presence; standards implementation, consultation and training. Each aimed at ensuring all accounts provide additional value to University stakeholders. She is a recognized leader in the development and evaluation of emerging social platforms for high performance and goal orientated results.
Prior to assuming her current role Nikki developed and coordinated the State of Michigan's statewide social media footprint for four years.
Should I get the Higher Education Social Media Conference on-demand?
This on-demand conference is recommended for teams including:
- Community Managers
- Higher Education Marketers
- Online Marketing Specialists
- Social Media Directors
- Social Media Marketing Managers
- Social Media Strategists
- Web Communication Coordinators
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What is included in my Conference access fee?
The access fee covers 1-year licensing and includes the following:
- A 1-year unlimited access to the recordings of all the 2014 presentations and the Q&A session – on-demand through links that we will provide to you.
- All session materials (slides handouts in PDF)
2014 Conference Conference Recordings
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Higher ed social media: Latest trends & next big things
Cara Rousseau, Digital & Social Media Strategy Manager at Duke University
Innovation in higher ed social media never stops. In this presentation, Cara will give you a fast-paced overview of the latest social media trends and strategies used in higher education. From post-Facebook conversations to brand ambassadors and "trendjacking," you'll take away lots of ideas and practical information to try at your school.
Listen, respond, and take action: Using resources you have to reach students and your goals
Corie Martin, Creative Web Services Manager at Western Kentucky University
How do you use social media to engage students during their college search process? Do you simply share information, or do you invite student feedback? Relationships that you establish early on can encourage your students to enroll and persist at your institution. In this presentation, Corie Martin will explain how you can use the resources you already have in place to create a winning social media student service program for both new and existing students to help meet enrollment goals, excite students, and get the job done.
#FollowTheLeader: Best practices in social media for higher education presidents, provosts, deans & VPs
Dan Zaiontz, Marketing Professor & Special Projects Coordinator at Seneca College
Is your college president on social media yet? Do you wish s/he was doing a better job at it? After conducting a major research study including more than 20 confidential interviews with Canadian and American university and college presidents, Dan Zaiontz wrote the book that will help you get your leader there: "#FollowTheLeader: Best Practices in Social Media for Higher Education," to be published by mStoner Media in December 2014. In this presentation, he will share best practices in social media engagement by higher education leaders and a few recommendations for strategic advisors in assisting leaders to do social media right.
10 steps to successfully launch a social media ambassador program
Sandra Ordonez, Assistant Director of Social Media at St. John's University
Don't have a social media ambassador program yet? Want to revamp yours? In this presentation, Sandra Ordonez will tell you how to launch a Social Media Ambassador Program for your department with 10 effective steps. She'll explain how to get your social media ambassadors to create social content, promote and attend events, as well as assist with the growth of your social media following.
Building your programs searchable reach: Using social media to help in searchability and findability.
Andrew Smyk, Program Coordinator at Sheridan College
How to use simple strategies for web and social media content to help build your programs reach and findability? In this presentation, Andrew Smyk will explain how social media content can help promote your academic program and help potential students find your program. You'll also learn how to be selective with cross posting content and use multiple social media streams to create an opportunity for potential students to stumble across your program.
Surprise & Delight: How to build engagement when they least suspect it
Tyler Thomas, Social Media Specialist at University of Nebraska–Lincoln
Our audiences are busy, have strong 'baloney detectors' and are often inundated with information. The Surprise & Delight tactic allows your brand to enter the conversation and build positive sentiment without your audience even knowing it. In this presentation, Tyler will introduce you to the ins and outs of this tactic from the simplest Surprise & Delight social situations to more advanced campus wide initiatives that make a huge splash.
Social media success story: How U of G overcame the "We Don't Do Stupid" Generation.
Angi Roberts, Information Services Manager at the University of Guelph
This generation of prospective students belong have always been bombarded with savvy marketing campaigns. They're a tough audience to crack. They don't do stupid. In this presentation, Angi will tell you how the integrated campaign to hand-deliver admissions letters launched last spring helped wow students. You also find out how you can make these students your fans, influencers and marketers by giving them what they want: something remarkable.
Facebook Case-Study: Far from dead for incoming students and current parents
Kat Hasenauer Cornetta, Assistant to the Dean of Students for Programs, Communications & Technology at Boston University
Survey after survey and article after article, the demise of Facebook as a communication platform for students is announced everywhere. At Boston University, the Dean of Students Office had begun to buy into the idea that students were straying away from Facebook to get information or interact with their community. Yet, after being asked to collaborate on two new Facebook properties, Kat Hasenauer Cornetta was surprised to witness the most engagement she had ever seen in 8 years of managing Facebook for her division. In this presentation, Kat will share details on the audience research and strategy leading to this success story as well as lessons learned in managing communities of incoming students and current parents.
Instagram case-study: "Thanks for the #NazMoveIn memories"
Alicia Nestle, Assistant Director-Multimedia and PR at Nazareth College
From Orientation weekend to Labor Day weekend, Nazareth College asked students to capture their first few weeks of school and show their school pride by taking part in the #NazMoveIn Instagram Challenge. The Challenge encouraged incoming freshmen and transfers to feel connected via the Nazareth College social community, while providing the College an opportunity to crowdsource and curate authentic photos taken by Nazareth students. In this case-study, Alicia Nestle will present the strategic goals, dynamics, lessons learned and results of this Instagram challenge.
Instagram case-study: The #LifeAtCentral Challenge
Rachel Esterline Perkins, Associate Director of Public Relations and Social Media at Central Michigan University
In its inaugural year in 2013, CMU's #LifeAtCentral Instagram Challenge reached 47,500+ people with 120,000+ impressions, and increased followers by nearly 40 percent in one month. In this presentation, Rachel Esterline Perkins will review the successes and challenges of running a month-long photo-a-day challenge at a large university. She will also explain how the challenge evolved after the first year to encourage further growth and engagement in its 2nd edition in October 2014.
Facebook promoted posts and Twitter ads: Is it worth it?
Julie Winch, Social Media Director at Emory University
To promote, or not to promote? That is always the question. Promoting your posts on Facebook or Twitter can sometimes give you hundreds more likes and shares than organic posts , and other times it's a total waste of money. What does promoting your post really give you – impressions or engagement? Can you accomplish both? In this session, Julie Winch will help you find the best bang for your buck when it comes to boosting your social posts.
It's time to venture into the world of Tumblr
Stephanie Leishman, Social Media Strategist at MIT
Have you stepped into the wonderful world of Tumblr yet? Tumblr is not another Facebook and works very differently. In this presentation, Stephanie Leishman will tell you what's different and how you should approach this platform. You'll learn the basics of Tumblr for higher ed and find out how to reach a younger demographic through several case studies.
Snapchat won't bite: Why your university should give Snapchat a try
Tony Dobies, Senior Writer at West Virginia University
Don't fear Snapchat! It can be a powerful tool in higher ed. WVU wasn't the 1st university to start, but did its homework. In this presentation, Tony Dobies will explain how WVU launched its Snapchat account and how it has used it so far for football games, presidential snaps & campus visits.
Photo Friday: Your website can be more social than you think
Lori Packer, Web Editor at the University of Rochester
Every Friday for more than five years, the University of Rochester has turned over the large photos on its homepage to the People: students, faculty, staff, alumni, and parents. In this presentation, Lori Packer will tell you all about the goals, dynamics and results of Photo Friday, so you can make the case for publishing social user-generated content on YOUR school website, too.
More than just a #: How hashtags can take your event from good to great
Tiffany Broadbent Beker, Social Media Coordinator and Web Developer at the College of William & Mary
Hashtags are associated with nearly every marketing campaign nowadays, but are they actually useful? More than just a trendy # symbol, hashtags can create conversations and buzz long before an event starts and help them continue after the last participant has left. Are you using this marketing and social media tactic effectively for your organization and its events? In this presentation, Tiffany Broadbent Beker will explore how to create a great hashtag, how to publicize it, and some of the best ways to showcase it before, during and after your event using examples from W&M's 2014 admission and commencement programs.
2013 Conference Recordings
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- Social content strategy for crazy times: Make content more social
Ma'ayan Plaut, Social Strategy and Projects Manager at Oberlin College
New change to a social platform? It's no time to rethink your social media strategy; stick to your content strategy and all will be fine. Re-center yourself with the mantra "Make content more social" — an attempt to proactively create, host, and share more social stories. In this session, Ma'ayan will show you how moving horizontally rather than vertically through your social spaces allows for more seamless and integrated social experience, with an emphasis on telling your best story, aided by the tools you have at your disposal.
- As easy as herding squirrels: Coordinating social media across your campus
Tiffany Broadbent Beker, Social Media Coordinator at College of William & Mary
How do you support and coordinate 500 social media accounts managed by hundreds of people scattered in different units across your campus? In this session, Tiffany will share College of William & Mary's secret recipe to tackle this challenge. She will explain how a social hub and a social media users group can also help tame your school's nuts-loving Social Media Beast.
- Thinking outside the box when curating social media content
Erika Fields, Web Content Communications Director at Wellesley College
Curating content for several social media outlets on a wide range of topics and programs can be time consuming, overwhelming and frustrating. You understand social media inside out, but do you know as much about every single program or initiative implemented at your school? In this session, Erika will share the lessons learned on her professional journey to an educated social media strategy by relying on the content experts at her school.
- When social media IS the crisis
Jaime Hunt, Director of Web Strategy and Interactive Media at Radford University
Monitoring and responding to social media is a necessary component of any crisis communication plan. But, when tempers rise, social media can become its own crisis, risking damaging your institution's reputation. In this session, Jaime will share lessons learned from Radford University's experience dealing with social media during an on-campus crisis.
- How your academic departments can use social media to connect with the right students
Andrew Smyk, Program Coordinator at Sheridan College
Simple communication strategies and social media tools can help maintain student enthusiasm for enrolling in your program and keeping applicants engaged through the "out of sight, out of mind" summer months. In this session, Andrew we will go over how to develop, launch and maintain a cross-channel recruitment and admissions strategy to increase enrollment and recruit highly motivated and focused students for an academic program. This is not an exercise in filling seats, but a way to get the type of student your academic departments want in their programs.
- Boosting social media engagement with gamification
Bryan Fendley, Director of Academic Computing at the University of Arkansas at Monticello
Not sure if gamification should be a part of your social mix? Take ten minutes to see why gamification works to boost social media marketing by improving engagement. In this session, Bryan will show who uses gamification in higher ed with success, what legal issues you should know before starting a gamified campaign and the tools you can use to help you get started.
- Optimizing images for Facebook, Twitter and beyond
Lisa Sherrodd, Website Strategist at University of Wyoming
A picture is worth a thousand words, right? If you work in social media, you know how true this statement is. In this session, Lisa will tell you how to make your images appear the best on social media platforms. You will learn why paying attention to optimizing graphics for social media is worth your time and leave with practical tips on sizing, image platform and using text in graphics for a professional look and feel.
- Instant success: Making Instagram social for your institution
Meg Bernier, Assistant Director Social Media at St Lawrence University
Do YOUR students love Instagram too? We used Instagram to break through and connect with our audience; in less than a year, it has become our most engaging platform for students, younger alumni and prospective students. Learn about how we've made the platform work for us and why our second Instagram account is becoming even more popular than the first.
- Get schooled: LinkedIn University pages
Jaclyn Vetrano, Web & Social Media Coordinator at Genesee Community College
LinkedIn has launched LinkedIn University Pages to focus on engaging students and helping them find a job after graduation through a strong alumni connection. Beyond strengthening your school's brand, LinkedIn University allows you to capture student life through photos, videos, and galleries, as well as share news and respond to questions from prospective students. In this session, Jaclyn will help you learn how to maximize your space on LinkedIn University and offer some tips for collaboration to maximize content.
- Connecting colleges through Google+
Cara Rousseau, Social Media Strategy Manager at Duke University
Still think Google+ is a ghost town? Think again. Colleges and universities use Google+ in different ways to reach prospective students, connect faculty to media outlets and improve search engine optimization. In this session, Cara will explain how Duke has incorporated Google+ into an overall social media strategy and explain what differentiates Google+ from other social platforms.
- A new perspective on social media reporting
Alaina Wiens, Web Content Strategist at University of Michigan-Flint
Good conversations make for good interactions on social media. Good content leads to higher engagement and happier communities. So, which conversations and topics are getting traction across social platforms? What matters to your audience? In this presentation, Alaina will share steps to creating a conversation-driven social media report. With the right data, you'll be able to identify which topics, no matter the type of post, are resulting in the most engagement.
- Social media, Google Analytics and SEO: Assessing social media
Joshua Dodson, Web & SEO Analyst at EKY and Analytics Instructor at Higher Ed Experts
How does Social play into the bigger picture of what your institution wants to achieve with its marketing and communications? Do you know what results you get from Facebook? Do you know what you want Twitter to accomplish for you? In this session, Joshua will talk about how you can use Google Analytics to examine the effects of social media and will explain social media's connection to larger search engine optimization goals.
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Look Who's 6: Submit your child for "Look Who's 6"
There are 22 comments on the Fox6 story from Aug 18, 2010, titled Look Who's 6: Submit your child for "Look Who's 6". In it, Fox6 reports that:Each weekday morning FOX 6 WakeUp News salutes SIX children turning six years old.
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United States
#1 Aug 21, 2010
I've always wanted to see my kids on the show. Thank You for the chance.
#2 Aug 24, 2010
name Dalila is pronounced (Da Lee La)
#3 Aug 24, 2010
Dalila is pronounced DA LEE LA
She is so excited to see her self on tv.
Can it be shown on Friday because the Sept 4th is a Saturday?
Thanks so much!
#4 Aug 25, 2010
Thank you Fox 6! We have been waiting 6 years for this! We'll be watching.
United States
#5 Aug 27, 2010
We have been waiting a long time. Every morning thay ask me when will it be there turn to be on tv and I said very soon. The is here and I hope you can make it happen for them. Thanks Fox 6 :)
United States
#6 Aug 27, 2010
Grandpa Jesse and Gramma Lynn would like to wish Jaylen Blair a Happy 6th Birthday!
#7 Aug 30, 2010
Please pick my son. I had sent in a picture of my other son when he turned six and he didnt get picked. My son Cody that is turning 6 its his golden birthday and he was orginally born on Labor Day just like his birthday is this year.
Thank You,
Nicole Frischmann
#8 Aug 31, 2010
Good morning Fox6.
I just submitted a picture of my Great niece, Izabella, with "Look Who's 6. I just want you to know that it would mean a-lot to our whole family if you would please consider showing her picture on TV, even though, I forgot to submit the picture 2-3 weeks before her Birthday, August 22nd. "That was my dad's Birthday Also"
On my Calendar, at the top of August, in black marker, is a reminder to post Izabella's photo with "Look Who's 6", I feel horrible that I forgot.
I want to Thank You for your consideration and hope to see Izabella on "Look Who's 6", it only happens once in her life and it means a-lot, I don't know if she will remember that I told her I was going to do this, but, she is smart and watches Fox6 with her mom and dad.
My husband, Ken, and I think that Fox6 is the Best News Channel out there. We will continue to watch regardless of this outcome.
I just think it is great that you offer something like "Look Who's 6", thank you.
Sincerely yours,
Jeri L. Stenglein
PS It would be alright for you to say that Izabella's Great Auntie Jeri Loves her very much if you want to.
#9 Sep 1, 2010
Desomond and I love watching Fox6 every morning. The Fox6 morning crew gets us moving in the morning. Thanks!
#10 Sep 3, 2010
Mom, Dad and Raechel love you! We are proud of you.
#11 Sep 7, 2010
thank you!
#14 Sep 8, 2010
I think this is great and the children love it. Keep it up and I enjoy Fox
#15 Sep 8, 2010
Joie has been waiting for the past three years to turn 6 and be on Fox 6 Look Who's Turning 6. Thanks for helping our kids see themselveson TV for something positive. THis is so great for a young persons self-esteem.
#16 Sep 8, 2010
We have been waiting six years for this big day on Fox 6!! Hoping to see our special birthday girl on the Look Who's Six segment!! Thank you Fox for the great opportunity for kids to see how special their 6th birthday is!! We will be watching with our fingers crossed!!
#17 Sep 9, 2010
I love this segment I have been watching it every morning for years. I would always say I can not wait until my daughter turns 6. This year is that special year. Hope I see her on the November segment!!
#18 Sep 13, 2010
My niece Nora is so excited to see herself on TV! Her brother, Henry, was aired last year for his 6th birthday too!
#19 Sep 15, 2010
Joey is a funny kid that likes to participate in all sports. He likes spending time with his older brother, parents and grandparents. He loves being on the water!
#20 Sep 17, 2010
I just submitted my daughter's picture, and I think it looks as though this is the next step to take if we are requesting copy of the segment. So are we contacted as to how we pay for the dvd bit?
I posted for Carly's 6th birthday on October 6th to Fox 6....We moved from out of state 3 years ago and never heard of this golden birthday until we were here...I would have thought it meant a 50th!!
Caroline (Carly) Kolodziej ("Ka-LOW-Jay") born on October 6, 2004 Kindergartner at Racine Christian School. She loves that this is her golden bithday, but she is all girly and loves to tell people that it is her "PINK-golden birthday!"
#21 Jan 27, 2011
Good morning Fox6. I submitted a picture of my daughter Kameron Finch, for " look who's 6" january 12, 2011. Kameron's birthday was 1/26/2011. She was so excited waiting to see herself on tv that morning. We let family, friends, school and our church know to be on the look out or DVR the show. She was not chosen for that segment. We all felt so bad, she felt the worst. It would mean the world to our family if you would please consider showing her picture. She watches Fox6 every morning before school hoping to see herself. Regardless of the outcome. I would like to thank you in advance for the opportunity you have given children. Sincerely, Trinette Pitts
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Jayden love to be with his brother Jack.
Jayden also love Krate.
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The U.S. Army Veterinary Corps celebrates its 96th anniversary June 3, although the need
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Has anyone received their September issue?
According to this article by Carlie Fairchild, "For our current print subscribers: if we have your current e-mail address on file, there is nothing more for you to do. The September issue of Linux Journal will arrive in your inbox today, August 19." Well, it's the 22nd today and I have yet to receive mine. What's up with that?
"Subsequent issues will arrive the first of every month (so the October issue will be sent to you October 1, November's issue on November 1 and so forth)." And if they don't? I have too many things to remember as it is; if it's up to me to remember to seek out LJ each month...I won't. I'm already REALLY unhappy about the print version being discontinued--especially in light of the terrible way LJ handled its announcement--and I don't look forward to the new digital-only options. But if it's not even going to come TO ME each month I'll end up forgetting all about it.
i never received it
but then again, getting an email these days is nothing like getting the magazine in the mail. Frankly, I haven't even looked for it in my inbox; with all the other email,, its lost. I feel like contacting some advertisers and tell them how unhappy I am with the digital version. But I don't think it will matter; the advertisers will drop off; very disappointed.
Why is the file encrypted?
I must be a complete dweeb or did I miss something in the e-mail announcing the electronic format? I get the file downloaded and when I do try to open the file I am asked for a "Password" as the file has been encrypted. Does anyone know what the password would be so that I can get to my September issue????
I have never been so frustrated.....(and this is supposed to make my life easier??????)
Could you tell me which link
Could you tell me which link you are referring to? I am not aware of any encrypted files.
Katherine Druckman is webmistress at LinuxJournal.com. You might find her on Twitter or at the Southwest Drupal Summit
The download link is in the e-mail message
If you received the "Linux Journal Goes 100% Digital" e-mail message -- I received the message on Aug 19th -- there is a "PDF edition" link about halfway down the message. That link starts a download of the PDF version of the Sept 2011 issue.
Perhaps it was easy to overlook the purpose of that link.
So while they may not have emailed the issue to us, they did give us a link to download it.
Disclaimer: I'm just a subscriber. I do not represent LJ in any capacity.
I never got the email but
I never got the email but this link was posted by webmistress I believe. I think everybody can access it.
Not the PDF
The /201109#pg1 link does not lead to the PDF. Instead, it leads to an "enhanced, online" version of the (free) September issue.
Not the same, at all. And only for the "free" issue.
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This is the full September
This is the full September issue. You can download the PDF version of it via a link in the upper right corner of the page that opens.
If you are a subscriber and haven't received an email, we may not have your email address on file. In that case, please fill out this form: http://www.linuxjournal.com/content/subscriber-information-update
Make a note there that you have not received an email with the digital issue.
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LJ definitely has my e-mail
LJ definitely has my e-mail address--it's the same one LJ sent the "we're going 100% digital!" e-mail to--but I have not received the September issue via e-mail.
And, as I and others have noted, sending a link to a file is not the same as sending the file itself, and LJ is saying they're going to send the file to its subscribers...so why isn't that happening?
File for download
In the e-mail announcing our switch to a 100% digital magazine we included links to download the PDF, and to view the enhanced edition online. The PDF is ~18MB, thus we did not include it as an attachment, and instead ask that subscribers download it at their convenience.
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Bla bla bla. What I heard "We
Bla bla bla.
What I heard "We aren't going to send you a paper magazine, oh, and we aren't going to send you a digital magazine either".
Still, a link is not the same
as a file emailed directly to the subscriber.
The link requires that the subscriber perform some additional action in order to receive his/her magazine, while a PDF email does not.
Why tell subscribers that they will receive the magazine PDF in an email when it's patently not the case?
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missing the link
there is no link to the september issue in your post. I did not receive the issue by email, but LJ DOES have a correct email address for me. I just checked.
Article isn't accurate, I guess
The "Linux Journal goes 100% Digital" email I received stated "As our current subscriber, we will send you the PDF edition every month.", and followed that with an HTML link to a download page. It appears that, while LJ says that they email the PDF, they only mean that they'll email a link, and you'll have to take action to retrieve your magazine.
FWIW, I received an email back from subs@ that told me that they had nothing to do with cancellations/refunds, and I would have to email firstname.lastname@example.com instead. I have done so, but not yet received either a refund or even a confirmation.
I suspect that the LJ office has received more cancellations than they expected, and are having some difficulty responding to them. I hope that the cancellations don't push LJ over the edge, to the point where they can't afford to pay out the refunds.
Lew Pitcher
Master Codewright & JOAT-in-training | Registered Linux User #112576
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Just wanted to say that I rarely "meet" anyone with a lower Registered Linux User number than mine!
Even lower!
I'm user #108160: https://linuxcounter.net/user/108160.html
(Mostly just here to figure out how to get my digital subscription...)
September issue
There is a link to the September issue in the email you received about the magazine going all digital.
It's supposed to come to me
That e-mail says:
" * Timely delivery: each issue will arrive in your e-mail inbox automatically on the first day of every month.
As our current subscriber, we will send you the PDF edition every month."
So I expect them to send me the file like they said they're going to. And, as noted in my OP, the 19th came and went but my inbox never received the September issue as promised.
Correction, I just received
Correction, I just received an email with the refund.
I too have not received a sep
I too have not received a sep issue via email (not that I want one), nor have I gotten a reply from my refund request sent to email@example.com.
Request was sent on monday.....
No, i think no
I never received the September issue! Perhaps now, in addition to not find it in the snail mailbox :-(, it will pick it up somewhere or wait another few days.
I think they are all absent or otherwise engaged , indeed strange that someone claims to have had a response to a request for refund.
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I never received the September issue either
No, I never received the September issue either. Nor have I received any kind of reply in regards to my request for a refund.
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The games been working fine for the past few days, then all of a sudden it just locks up at the evox load screen? I've tried deleting the cache and everything else. Has anyone else encountered this or a similar problem with it?
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Is your clock set?
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yup, the clocks been set through the msdashboard, IGR is turned off. I can't think of what else to do?
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Al Qaeda's recruitment tactics to radicalize Americans.
Perhaps the hearts and minds we should have been worried about winning over reside a little closer to home. Counterterrorism officials testified at congressional hearings Wednesday that a spike in recent terrorism activities is evidence that the number of "U.S. persons" who are "radicalized in the U.S." is growing. "Groups affiliated with Al Qaeda are now actively targeting the United States and looking to use Americans or Westerners who are able to remain undetected by heightened security measures," said FBI director Robert S. Mueller. In the past eighteen months, 63 Americans have been arrested or convicted of terrorism. Testimony from Mueller and Secretary Janet Napolitano sounded similar to the findings from a report released by the Bipartisan Policy Center earlier this month, but with a graver tone.
Michael Leiter, head of the National Counterterrorism Center, described the recruiting tactics: "A blend of Al Qaeda inspiration, perceived victimization, and glorification of past plotting has become increasingly accessible through the Internet, and English-language websites are tailored to address the unique concerns of U.S.-based extremists."
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Let $(R, \mathfrak{m})$ be a commutative Noetherian local ring and $M$ a finitely generated $R$-module. Let $x_1,...,x_t$ be an $M$-regular sequence and $I = (x_1,...,x_t)$. Is it true that $$\mathrm{Tor}_1^R(R/I^n, M) = 0$$ for all $n \geq 1$?
I've posted a proof here for the special case when $M$ is cyclic. Furthermore, I've mentioned that the result holds for finitely generated modules when the sequence is $R$-regular and $M$-regular.


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Please post all about the props you use during your stretching routine in this thread. If you know about props which in your opinion are not worth the money, please explain... If you use props which are invaluable for you again, please explain.
I will make a start. Recently I build myself (actually my son did build it according to my specifications) a backbender. This device can be used to fascilitate backbending stretches, side stretches and even is good for strength training (abdominals and back extensions). The advantage over a swiss ball is it is rigid, and you can pinpoint your effort on the part of the back which needs the work. I will post a description of what I do with the thing later.
Costs? Zero (it is made from scrapwood in ~1hour). The thing shows you merciless which part of your back needs work...
1. A piece of rope (a 'Fraid Not from Tom Drum, actually)
2 Jumpstretch bands...these are actually the tools I use the most when I stretch and do prehab/rehab work now.
3. A strap...functions like the rope, except it's longer. Pulled it off a defunct infant car seat. Ususally works better than the rope.
4. Foam rollers, Big PVC pipe, tennis balls, 1.25"-1.5" diameter superballs for soft tissue work.
I use the pad of my GHR as a "backbender" kind of thing, or the swiss ball.
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One of my most important props is a wooden stick made according to the specifications recommended by Tommy Kono. It has grooves which mark a 34" and a 38" wide grip and a mark for the middle of the dowel/broomstick. Especially the latter tells volumes when you do dislocates infront of a mirror. I never realised that my dislocates were asymmetrical ( 1--2cm) before I used this stick. As you can feel the grooves slippage of grip is greatly reduced via feedback.
Well I got a lot better at dislocates in a short time and will add 30" and 26" marks soon...
Not a bad idea at all. I like it. I remember that from the TK book.
2nd on the stick for shoulder dislocates and the PVC pipe/Foam roller....I need to get a jumpstretch band for more active ROM movements...are there any good books/vids on how to use the band like that?
and yes...a swiss ball for stretching...lots of crazy ways to use it besides the standard one...
I keep a PVC around for dislocates and have marks on it for where the collars would start. I'll have to mark the center too so I can gun for symmetry.
I keep an Ab-Mat around for most stretches that I do while lying on my back.
P.S.: The middle mark makes a big difference for me, I never realized that I avoided to stretch my left shoulder to its full potential.
Another usefull prop, socks...
Sometimes when I practice Vajrasana (Yoga Diamond position) and my left knee (with a partly ruptured ACL) kills me I put a rolled up sock into the knee joint between upper and lower leg. This creates room in the joint and often makes the otherwise painfull stretch possible. I got this tip from Jean Couch (Yoga for runners)
I also do one where I lay on my back near an outward jutting corner of the room (or door frame) and put my leg up vertically against the wall while the other is still flat on the ground.
I just put the Ab-Mat under the small of my back to keep the arch there and my pelvis tilted properly.
Went from being pretty damn inflexible in the hammies to being able to put both hands flat on the ground in just a couple of weeks.
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Thanks Chris, I may try that in a while.
The best strap I found for stretching is a ordinary judobelt: it's soft, long enough, virtually indestructible and was designed so that you can fix it with a knot if you need and best of all, it's cheap. Here is one example for a setup of a lying groin stretch.
Fold legs and pull feet to your groin. Loop the belt around the feet and loop it the around you lower back. Then secure with a knot and place some light weight plates on your tights. I am using 2 x 2.2kg plates per leg here, but I could easily manage 20kg plates. Now slowly lower youself on your back, first on your ellbows and eventually on the back. This action will pull your legs closer to the body and now all you have to do is to relax. Try to let the legs fall wider apart with every exhalation, don't force it. When you breath in the legs will be lifted a couple of mm, when you exhale they will drop again...
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Chronic venous stasis is an extremely complex clinical syndrome of pain and changes in the skin that can involve the superficial, deep, and perforating veins. This syndrome is commonly referred to as "the postphlebitic syndrome," implying that thrombophlebitis is its sole etiology. To test this hypothesis, we performed ascending venography on 51 limbs of patients with the chronic venous stasis syndrome and demonstrated that 32 had no radiological evidence of recent or old thrombophlebitis. Instead, they had normal-appearing veins, suggesting primary incompetence of the deep and/or perforating venous valves rather than thrombophlebitis as the etiology. Since various operations have recently been proposed to correct or bypass malfunctioning valves, precise demonstration of pathological change is required to choose the appropriate procedure and to evaluate results. Descending venograms were combined with the ascending studies in 42 limbs for this purpose. In addition to outlining the abnormalities responsible for chronic venous stasis syndrome in individual cases, interesting conclusions regarding the syndrome itself were reached.
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30k average huh? Wow!! My kids average cost was less than 5k. With the national divorce rate so high...and climbing....I am betting there are alot of parents still paying off their divorced kids weddings. That's depressing.
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The article seems to agree that a costly marriage is OK, since it leads to happiness. Strange how this viewpoint is seemingly OK for the U.S., but condemned by Elder Oaks as it pertains to Africa. See his talk on Gospel Culture, Ensign, March 2012. Are we using double standards?
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Is it worth it?
Only if you can justify spending tens of thousands on a one night affair and then reaching retirement age be as poor as a church mouse or have to depend on and be a burden to others.
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I like the statement that a marriage in your 30's is a "merger"
while a marriage earlier in your 20's is a "start up". Going
through tougher times together can bring couples closer together and make you
depend on one another.
After you get your career and are established it becomes harder to find that person that you need.
Spending $30,000 on a wedding is rediculous unless you really make a lot of money (over obamas $250,000 threshold). Even then it doesnt make sense.
Start out by adhereing to your values of avoiding unnecessary debt adn living on what you earn.
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I like so watch some shows on TV about buying wedding dresses. I can't believe the amount of dollars that are spent on one single dress. Some of theses people have been saving for their wedding for months or even years. I've met people who have been 'engaged' for over ten years. Give me a break. They aren't engaged, they're cohabitating, which is none of my business, but really? I thought that when you go engaged that you at least set a date. I don't believe in lavish weddings. My mother make my dress, I paid only $500 for my reception at a friends house, etc,... I feel sorry for people who go into so much debt for a wedding. It is about commitment and love. I can't think of a worse way to start a marriage if you go into debt over this.
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Drunken Sloppy Joes
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These drunken sloppy joes were inspired by by the drunken meatballs recipe that I make (Drunken Meatballs (With Crock Pot Instructions)). I had a gathering with a group of friends that usually request the drunken meatballs but I wanted to try to do something else. So, I looked at what I had in the house and came up with Drunken Sloppy Joes. I am sure any kind of bourbon would work but I drink so little (funny considering this recipe) that I have been working through the same bottle of Southern Comfort since Christmas.
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- 2 teaspoons extra virgin olive oil
- 1 cup onion, very finely chopped (I used my mini chopper)
- 2 lbs extra lean ground beef
- 1 1⁄2 cups ketchup (I recommend using Heinz)
- 1 cup Southern Comfort
- 1 cup light brown sugar
- 1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
- Heat the olive oil in a large and deep pan.
- Add the onions and fry gently until they have started to go tender. This takes about 5 minutes, stirring often.
- Crumble in the ground beef and cook, stirring when needed, until all of the meat is browned. This took me about 8 minutes.
- Add the ketchup, Southern Comfort and brown sugar and stir until everything is combined with the meat.
- Bring to a boil and then reduce to a simmer and continue to simmer for about 15 minutes, stirring now and then.
- Stir in the dijon mustard and then let simmer for another 15 minutes or until the sauce is the thickness you like with a sloppy joe.
- Serve on buns.
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DH and I were mixed on the review of this recipe. He thought it was way to sweet. I thought it tasted just right. I was a bit worried when adding the brown sugar, knowing that he might not care for the extra sweetness. But we both agreed that the "Bourbon Rocks". This added a nice change. Thanks for posting. I served them on toasted buns. Yum.
Since I had to borrow a cup of Southern Comfort from a neighbor, they were happy enough to share half of this 'joe' recipe with us! I did use dark brown sugar & also honey Dijon mustard, & the little bit of extra molasses & sweetness wasn't a distraction at all! Thanks for posting! [Made & reviewed as a recipenap in the Aus/NZ Recipe Swap #22]


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