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SmartBrief is attending ISTE 2012 in San Diego, is a media sponsor for the conference and is providing coverage for educators.
eInstruction has been busy during the first half of this year supporting the launch of products such as its instruction system, Insight 360. That effort certainly didn’t slow down at ISTE 2012, where Samir Joglekar, senior vice president of global sales and marketing, said demonstrations at the eInstruction booth highlighted a new, fully integrated version of ExamView.[…] Continue Reading »
Miri Zena McDonald attended the 2012 International Association of Business Communicators World Conference in Chicago and is providing coverage for SmartBrief’s SmartBlog on Leadership. She tweets @mirimcdonald.
Pamela Shockley-Zalabak almost didn’t make it to IABC. She evacuated from her home as part of the Colorado wildfires.
Shockley-Zalabak, chancellor of the University of Colorado, Colorado Springs, and author of eight books, said that she decided to attend despite the grave situation at home because she can’t do anything to change it.[…] Continue Reading »
When a group is thinking about holding an event, a restaurant is usually the first place people turn to. Events including a wedding-rehearsal dinner, a large charity function and a corporate holiday party can improve business at your restaurant.
Hosting events brings in customers who might have never heard of your restaurant or who have been meaning to visit.[…] Continue Reading »
As a journalist who covered advertising from time to time and later made some forays into public relations, I know firsthand how long it can take to get everyone on the corporate ladder to sign off on a single press release, a model that doesn’t seem to lend itself at all well to social media. For one thing, if the legal department had to sign off on every tweet, no company would ever be able to keep it to 140 characters, much less get the message out while anyone still cared.[…] Continue Reading »
Santos is not an enigma, but he is misunderstood.
Santos sends approximately 125 texts per day. He sneaks his phone into classes in his book bag or jacket and is online just about all day. He posts messages to Facebook during class. He looks up answers to definitions of words online. He checks sports scores, plays games, posts his location so his friends can find him easily and streams music through an application on his phone.[…] Continue Reading »
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