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The 20 Must Follow Community College CEOs on Twitter 2019
Last year I said I didn’t know if I would make the list again, but guess what? Tis the season for the AACC Annual Conference and my list is back for the 6th year. I was unsure what my time would be like this past year as I was publishing my first book but that…
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The Jazz and the Blues of the ELive 2019 Executive forum
I was just thinking when I got my invite to evaluate the Executive Forum …… hmmm what are my takeaways this time? This was my 7th or 8th Executive Forum, following a 15 run at a school that used a competing ERP product so I think I have some perspective on all of this. What…
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Preparing for Twitter as a Conference Presenter
“Failing to Prepare is Preparing to Fail” Preparing for social media usage at a conference from the vantage point of a presenter is a little different than as an attendee. Preparation is key if you want to enable your audience to do the best job of sharing content from your session. If you want to…
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10…no 11 Reasons to Tweet at #elive19
This is first time I have updated this post since I started writing and publishing books. I has always “10 Reason” but I added an 11th entry because it is important. Enjoy! I started tweeting at events when I realized that I was spending as much time and effort tweeting out the most relevant points…
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AACC 2017 Review: I found people who would fight for the hope of me"
I found people who would fight for the hope of me. -Wes Moore, AACC 2017 Opening Keynote I personally had a really great AACC meeting for the following reasons: Wes Moore’s keynote and the quote above set the tone for me. I think he nailed it. That is what community colleges do. They fight for…
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RCCA Keynote 2016: Never Rest on Your Technology Laurels: Community College Trends for the Future
Never Rest on Your Technology Laurels: Community College Trends for the Future is a look at issues which will impact the deployment of technology at the rural community college. Thanks to the Rural Community College Alliance and Dr. Randy Smith for allowing me to share my thoughts on this topic as the closing keynote address…
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Change is in the Air
Change is in the air. Thanks for your patience while we tidy up a bit. My archives will soon be available again. If you want to see anything sooner it is available (minus many images) at https://web.archive.org/web/20150401000000*/http://kentbrooks.com