21. “I just wanted to offer my sincere thanks to you all for
providing what I know is Graham's most enriching and
memorable experience of his high school career. I am
sure the trip will remain one of his most unforgettable
lifetime experiences as well.
We traveled with you all vicariously as we followed the
blog posts, tweets, photos and videos. What wonderful
tools these were and what wonderful places you visited
and experienced.
Thank you again for your willingness to travel abroad with
20 teenagers (not something most of us would undertake).
I hope you all have a wonderful summer.”
22. William Stites
Director of Technology
The Montclair Kimberley Academy
wstites@mka.org
Blogger in Chief
edSocialMedia
william.stites@edsocialmedia.com
Twitter: @wstites / @edsocialmedia / @irishstudies
SlideShare.net/wstites
Editor's Notes
Brief Bio
Was each of you this time last year.
Guinea Pig - Irish Studies
Proof of Concept
Prior to 1999 cycling trips.
175 - students (average 16 per year)
The dirty message...
Blogs/YouTube/Twitter/Flickr/Facebook - Commenting
RSS - subscriptions & pushing content
MASHUPS - Blog or device
This is the kitchen sink of reasons... where you throw numbers at people to impress.
But the numbers tell the story
Each service has different means for analytics
Guinea Pig - Irish Studies
Proof of Concept
Prior to 1999 cycling trips.
175 - students (average 16 per year)
Static Content (iMovie/Photoshop/FTP/Web Server) to Dynamic Content (iMovie/iPhoto/Twitter/WP)
No viewer interaction to complete interaction
Closed content (Intranet) to completely open content (Global)
Video Camera/Digital Camera/iPhone
In-house, organizations that specialize, professional associations, technical conferences
1999-2009 1165 graduates
169 Irish Studies (15%)
Own constituency
1999-2009 1165 graduates
169 Irish Studies (15%)
Own constituency
1999-2009 1165 graduates
169 Irish Studies (15%)
Own constituency
1999-2009 1165 graduates
169 Irish Studies (15%)
Own constituency
1999-2009 1165 graduates
169 Irish Studies (15%)
Own constituency
1999-2009 1165 graduates
169 Irish Studies (15%)
Own constituency