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Tag archives: web presence

Schools need to be visionary

“If we don’t tell our story, someone else will, and more often than not, another’s version will not be the one we want told. Leaders need to become storyteller-in-chief. We can now form the foundation of a positive public relations platform using free social media tools where we control the content.  By doing so, we create the means by which we share all of the positives associated with our schools and create a much-needed level of transparency in an age of negative rhetoric toward education.” Eric Sheninger (2017) Digital Leadership: Changing Paradigms for Changing Times

Posted byJosey De Rossi3rd September 20183rd September 2018Posted inDigital Engagement, School CommunitiesTags: Eric Sheninger, web presence

The school story experience as professional development

“If we don’t tell our story, someone else will, and more often than not, another’s version will not be the one we want told. Leaders need to become storyteller-in-chief. We can now form the foundation of a positive public relations platform using free social media tools where we control the content.  By doing so, we create the means by which we share all of the positives associated with our schools and create a much-needed level of transparency in an age of negative rhetoric toward education.” Eric Sheninger (2017) Digital Leadership: Changing Paradigms for Changing Times

Posted byJosey De Rossi3rd September 20183rd September 2018Posted inDigital Engagement, School CommunitiesTags: Eric Sheninger, web presence

Your School On The Web

“If we don’t tell our story, someone else will, and more often than not, another’s version will not be the one we want told. Leaders need to become storyteller-in-chief. We can now form the foundation of a positive public relations platform using free social media tools where we control the content.  By doing so, we create the means by which we share all of the positives associated with our schools and create a much-needed level of transparency in an age of negative rhetoric toward education.” Eric Sheninger (2017) Digital Leadership: Changing Paradigms for Changing Times

Posted byJosey De Rossi3rd September 20183rd September 2018Posted inDigital Engagement, School CommunitiesTags: Eric Sheninger, web presence

School story experience school-based workshop

“If we don’t tell our story, someone else will, and more often than not, another’s version will not be the one we want told. Leaders need to become storyteller-in-chief. We can now form the foundation of a positive public relations platform using free social media tools where we control the content.  By doing so, we create the means by which we share all of the positives associated with our schools and create a much-needed level of transparency in an age of negative rhetoric toward education.” Eric Sheninger (2017) Digital Leadership: Changing Paradigms for Changing Times

Posted byJosey De Rossi3rd September 20183rd September 2018Posted inDigital Engagement, School CommunitiesTags: Eric Sheninger, web presence

Arriving at a three-in-one approach

“If we don’t tell our story, someone else will, and more often than not, another’s version will not be the one we want told. Leaders need to become storyteller-in-chief. We can now form the foundation of a positive public relations platform using free social media tools where we control the content.  By doing so, we create the means by which we share all of the positives associated with our schools and create a much-needed level of transparency in an age of negative rhetoric toward education.” Eric Sheninger (2017) Digital Leadership: Changing Paradigms for Changing Times

Posted byJosey De Rossi3rd September 20183rd September 2018Posted inDigital Engagement, School CommunitiesTags: Eric Sheninger, web presence

Who’s telling your school story?

“If we don’t tell our story, someone else will, and more often than not, another’s version will not be the one we want told. Leaders need to become storyteller-in-chief. We can now form the foundation of a positive public relations platform using free social media tools where we control the content.  By doing so, we create the means by which we share all of the positives associated with our schools and create a much-needed level of transparency in an age of negative rhetoric toward education.” Eric Sheninger (2017) Digital Leadership: Changing Paradigms for Changing Times

Posted byJosey De Rossi16th July 20183rd September 2018Posted inDigital Engagement, School CommunitiesTags: Eric Sheninger, web presence

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