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Author Archives: Gary R Schirr
Zooming – A progress report on the move online!
So far so good! The students seem to like having a weekly class session. (See left) Group sessions with the instructor seem to actually go better online than they do in class. I think we can concentrate better without the … Continue reading
Posted in Higher Education, HigherEd, pedagogy, Social Media Marketing
Tagged Coronavirus, Teaching online, Zoom
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Using your Social Media Community to innovate
Was Mark Schaefer’s wonderful SocialSlam really eight years ago? I still use my talk about using your social media community to crowdsource innovation in my social media marketing class.
Posted in Blogging, Co-creation or User collaboration, effectuation, financial services, Higher Education, HigherEd, innovation, Innovation education, ServiceInnovation, Social Media, Social Media Marketing, social media marketing, Teaching SMM, Uncategorized
Tagged crowdsourcing, lean startups, Mark Schaefer, personal learning network, rapid prototyping, SocialSlam
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Higher Education and the pandemic: Zoom to the Rescue?
Will Zoom keep higher education running during the Covid-19 outbreak? Zoom seems to be the answer from every university, as they announce a physical shutdown for the semester due to the coronavirus pandemic. I understand why. I am a big … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Bandwidth, Coronavirus, Covid-19, Matt Kushin, Online classes, Online courses, Pandemic, teaching during a pandemic, User experience, UX, Zoom
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Eat like Andy – epic or flop?
Thanks to Burger King, Andy Warhol got another 15 minutes of Fame! Google Trend for Andy Warhol
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged #EatLikeAndy, Andy Warhol, Brandbowl, Burger King, Superbowl 53
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2019 survey: the voice of my social media marketing students
I start the semester in my social media marketing classes with a survey of social media use and their perceived issues. My classes comprise juniors and seniors majoring in marketing, communications, design, and management. They are in … Continue reading
A Quick #Brandbowl Summary
My Superbowl summary… Tom B. looked like a fearful rookie in the first half but morphed into the old pro in the fourth quarter. #DaBears could have beaten either of these teams.😎 As for the real action of the Superbowl, … Continue reading
Reinventing & reviving my 11-year-old #blog
On March 28, 2008, I posted my first blog post “My First Webinar” which is what you find at the bottom if you across through all the posts on this blog. So I can say I have been blogging for 11 years… sort of.
Please pass along your ideas and suggestion for the new/old venture! Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Higher Education, HigherEd, Social Media Marketing, social media marketing
Tagged blogging, New blog
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More advice from new #bloggers
A year ago I shared advice from my social media class, 4 weeks into blogging about how to succeed at blogging. I am back, this time with advice from new bloggers 6 weeks into their new passion! I think that … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Content, Higher Education, social media marketing, Teaching SMM, Uncategorized
Tagged Advice from new bloggers, Blog, Blog tips, blogging, Student blogs
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A Coffee Conversation with a Social Marketer
A while back my daughter and I were having coffee with Caitlyn Scaggs, the founder of Blue Mobius Marketing. At the spur of the moment, I had Kiki record a snippet of the conversation on blogging and content marketing. I … Continue reading
Can #Wal-Mart compete with #Amazon?
Wal-Mart SHOULD be a competitor in online retailing for as it is:
The biggest brick-and-mortar retailer in the world,
A leader in logistics, supply, distribution, and retail IT,
Blessed with deep pockets,
Everywhere, with so many locations, and
A fierce competitor. Continue reading
ProfessorGary on Innovation and Marketing 