Archive for January 2014

I’ve uncovered the opportunity of a lifetime. And if you’re an “alive and breathing” school communicator – this opportunity is perfect for you. I realize that the bar for what qualifies school communicators for this “can’t miss” opportunity is quite low, but heck, I want in on it, too! Think about it. What could be…

Rooveselt and lessons learned  21st century learning

Have you talked about 21st century learning recently? Confidential NSA triangulated cell phone data based on your personal number reveals that you have. And Justin Timberlake has been eavesdropping. No doubt about it. How else could he be such a model for multifaceted success and 21st century learning? His extreme 21st century mindset had to…

Find 30 minutes somehow in the next few days. Gregory Pouy is an experienced marketer who founded La Mercatique Agency in Paris, France. For the last 12 months, he has scoured thousands of hours of video on YouTube before releasing his recommendations of the Best Digital Campaigns in 2013. He won’t get any argument from…

Are you the speedy-kwik hare or the slow but steady tortoise? And don’t worry. You don’t have to say your answer aloud. I’m the last one who could be critical – since I’m actually more like the pokey tortoise’s great-grandfather. It’s just not easy to keep pace with all of the “early adopter” lickety-split jack…

Multiply two negative numbers and you get a positive result. At least this is what I was taught years ago… and I hope it’s still true. If some tweet or Snapchat blip refuted this math fact last week, I missed it. That’d be my luck. But I was busy with a unique situation on Friday.…