Articles in the OpenPR Category
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Here is an excellent slideshow for exposing students to their first taste of online activity.
Gee Ekachai, of Marquette University, linked to the author of the slideshow – Corinne Weisgerber, of St. Edwards University.
Both are involved with PROpenMic, by the way. Visit their profiles in PROpenMic: Corinne Weisgerber and Gee Ekachai.
Truly a great, simple slideshow that all educators should use, IMO. It drives home the point of personal brand management. Some of the better quotes, “Google is the new resume” and “Find the Skeletons in your cyber …
Blog Talk, Emerging Digital Media, OpenPR, PR, Public Relations Education, Public Relations Higher Education, Social Media, Teaching PR, Top Level »
A recent video post to PROpenMic drew my interest.
Luke Walker shared a video he created for submission to the Edelman Studios project.
Blog Talk, OpenPR, PR, Public Relations, Social Responsibility, Teaching PR, Top Level, Video »
This post has two parts, actually. First, we’ll discuss a good CGM video shared recently in PROpenMic. Then, we’ll look at how the person that posted the video entered the social network and started to engage with people.
First, the video.
Blog Talk, Features, Marketing Communications, New Media, OpenPR, PR, Social Media, Teaching PR, Top Level »
Still exploring the Revolution theme and the featured posts capability. So, this week, I’m sharing three posts from great people. You’ll enjoy them, I’m sure.
First, we find an article about social media perhaps producing social change and helping someone with a terminal illness. Then, we learn that the SEC has recognized the spread of online / web communications (particularly social media) and they’ve now updated guidelines for publicly traded companies with regard to their Web sites and (if you read it into the speech) social media. Finally, we …
