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Should My Campus Be on TikTok?

Campus Sonar

Every time a new social platform surfaces, we hear the question “should my campus be on this platform?” While TikTok has been around for a few years, it’s still incredibly popular with your prospective and admitted students. According to Statista , almost half of TikTok’s users are under age 29 and 25% of them are ages 10–19. So how do you know if it’s a platform your campus should be on?

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Twitter Takeover: Is it time for higher ed to broaden social media horizons?

Terminalfour

Billionaire Elon Musk’s $44-billion takeover of Twitter is nearly a done deal. But what are the motivations to own Twitter, and what does it mean for higher education? We take a look at the context around this breaking news and how higher education institutions may react.

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Leader of Learning Podcast episode 135: The Buzz on Blended Learning with Stephanie Howell

Leader of Learning

In episode 135 of the Leader of Learning Podcast, Dr. Dan Kreiness (@dr_kreiness) interviews Stephanie Howell (@mrshowell24), the CEO of Gold EDU, a founder of Global GEG, and the EdTech Lead for Pickerington Local Schools. In the episode, Stephanie discusses how she is leading the embedding and implementing of EdTech tools across her schools and organizations, the importance of finding an instructional balance through blended learning, and opens up about how instructional technologies can assis

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Endings Are Beginnings

Dr. Missy Alexander

It is the end of the spring semester and for the first time in ten years I am enjoying the wrap up of teaching a class. It has been fun to have the immediacy of contact with students for a change. Although I do participate in student events, the routine conversations that faculty can have in class, are outside of my usual experiences. It is just a matter of hours in the day, not a lack of interest.

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Cognia Leader Chat: Spirit Work and the Science of Collaboration

Michael Fullan

In this uplifting 45-minute conversation with Jeff Rose, Vice President of Leadership Development at Cognia, Michael Fullan discusses his new book with Mark Edwards , Spirit Work and the Science of Education. Dr. Michael Fullan elevates our understanding, truly setting a new bar, relative to the need for deep collaboration in our schools and communities.

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Supporting Individual Success Through Community

The Higher Ed Marketer

Student retention and graduation rates are common concerns in higher education. How do we improve the experiences of students, therefore increasing their future successes in life? . In this episode, Dr. Larry Johnson , College President at Guttman Community College CUNY , walks us through the unique model of Guttman Community College and how building a learning community brings successful outcomes to students. .

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Welcome Back, In-Person Conferences – We’ve Missed You

Echo Delta

After two years of canceled or virtual conferences, the in-person conference is back and I couldn’t be happier! I love attending, sponsoring, exhibiting, and presenting at higher education conferences. Especially those focused on enrollment, admission, marketing, and the campus visit. Friends, families and even co-workers chuckle at the ease and fluency at which I pronounce the associations’ acronyms like a second language or nomenclature.