Are you a school district that isn’t afraid to embrace social media? Then follow the example of TCEA TEC-SIG when Tim Holt, Vice-President, broadcast to an audience that approached almost 200 participants at one time, far exceeding the 70 Texas technology coordinators/directors who happened to be present.
Tim Holt (Intended Consequences) writes it all up in this blog entry. You can access the sessions:
Definitely worth checking out!
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We used UStream to live stream our press briefings when we were closed for swine flu. We had some issues with the DV cam/Mac setup, but we went from 20 people watching the first day, to 300 the second, to over 1000 the third. We also set up a twitter account for the district and within two weeks had almost 400 followers.My initial post about it is here, and I’m going to try to do a little more reflection on it this week.
We used UStream to live stream our press briefings when we were closed for swine flu. We had some issues with the DV cam/Mac setup, but we went from 20 people watching the first day, to 300 the second, to over 1000 the third. We also set up a twitter account for the district and within two weeks had almost 400 followers.My initial post about it is here, and I’m going to try to do a little more reflection on it this week.
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