Twitter Chat Recap: Blogs
Steven den Boer (@stevendenboer), social media editor at Radboud University in Nijmegen, The Netherlands, co-moderated the March 10, 2015 chat.
Category Archives: Communications
Using a Bengal Booth to Create Authentic Content
At Idaho State University, our marketing and communications team has been working diligently to increase our social media engagement across platforms. Our assessment of previous efforts indicated that authentic content generates the most engagement—among all of our constituent groups and across all social media platforms.
Advancement Resources: A Year-In-Review
We asked CASE staff who develop or curate content for our members year-round to highlight some of the content and conversations that they enjoyed working on, believe provided exceptional value or received a lot of feedback. Here are a few of the top resources in each advancement discipline, but there are many more articles, best practices resources and conversations.
‘Tis the Season: Video and E-Greetings for Alumni, Students, Faculty and Friends
It’s the season to wish alumni, students, faculty and friends a happy holiday season. Looking for creative ideas and examples of holiday e-greetings for 2014? The lists below highlights just a few of the many out there.
Crafting Cool and Fresh Holiday Greetings to Delight and Engage
USC Dornsife’s communications office shares the story of their peppermint-themed 2014 holiday card and accompanying video.
Turn Your Holiday Communications into Relationship-Building Social Conversations
It’s the holiday season, which for higher ed professionals means an opportunity to send holiday greetings to our students, faculty, staff and alumni. Whether it’s in the form of a video, or a traditional card or email, most of us take the time to produce something special.
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