The Chapman Blogs have over 4,000 entries, and we receive a couple hundred new posts each month. Our team has spent a lot of time looking at data from Google Analytics and numerous social networks and we’ve invented an algorithm to rank all the content.
“Like Baking a Delicious Cake except instead of cake ingredients using the web, social media, email and user testing with a tablespoon of love.” A good alumni relationship is important for any school, not only because alumni contribute so much to the university through job prospects, volunteer events, mentoring and giving back – and at
In today’s high-tech and hyper-social world, we often hear things like “social media is destroying privacy” and “technology is destroying human relationships.” We’re told by Sherry Turkle in her New York Times opinion piece that if we’re not careful, we may value our relationship with technology over our relationship with one another. At TEDxChapmanU ,
We’ve all heard that everyone is on Facebook, and that everyone should be on Twitter. A big question that always comes up in regards to social media usage is “how can I get better at using Facebook and Twitter,” when the question people ought to be asking is “Should I be using Facebook and Twitter at all?”
Madeleine Wilson, interactive marketing student assistant, recounts her experience at the first inaugural HighEdWeb West regional conference. From a student’s perspective, she reflects on themes and concepts shared during this one-day conference.
A friend sent this “Education and Social Media” info-graphic to me, and I wanted to share. Lately, I’m very interested in talking about the future of education. How will technology be used? What will higher ed look like in 20 years? Is the next economic bubble education, and if so, what will it look like after
Thanks to the Faculty Senate for allowing me to speak at your November meeting, and thanks to Dr. Anuradha Prakash for inviting. Last, but not least, thanks to Stephanie Geyer from Noel-Levitz for giving me permission to use some of the “E-Expectations” data. This presentation includes: Website expectations / usage Mobile optimized and responsive design Social Media
Social Media Resources Strategic Marketing and Communications is pleased to announce a Guidelines and Resources section for university admins. Among the resources is a Social Media Section written by me for you. This section is written for beginning and intermediate social media users. Although we visit our personal sites often, managing social profiles for
Sheri Lehman, Mandy Thomas and I were recently at the #heweb12 conference representing Chapman’s web team and this info-graphic came up in one of the presentations. I love it! Best, +David May
The July issue of the Social Media Scoop is available! We are excited to announce our new Social Media Scoop newsletter design, too. Administrators who have registered their social media pages with Strategic Marketing and Communication should receive this newsletter via email. If you would also like to receive the Scoop monthly, please email slehman@chapman.edu.