QR Code seems to continue to build in popularity, especially with smart phones use grows, retails using it more, and heavy presence at South By South West. Here are just a few local examples of how QR Codes are being used. (Don’t understand QR Code – Read This) QR Code at the Pump I had to stop for gas at my local Shell / 7-11 on the way to work
This is Part 2 of 2 in my series on Social Media Club Orlando’s mini conference this past weekend at Rollins College in conjunction with 2011 Florida DrupalCamp. A wealth of knowledge, tips, and networking was gained during this event. The hashtag for the event was #smcorl . Visit here to read Part 1 of 2 (morning sessions) http://wp.me/p10Pdu-8a After a mad dash for food and a little time to
Social Media Club Orlando hosted a mini conference this past weekend at Rollins College in conjunction with 2011 Florida DrupalCamp. This event was offered for a low cost of $10! What a great deal! It included lunch, snack, and a t-shirt along with a wealth of knowledge, tips, and networking. The event was hosted on the beautiful Rollins College campus in the heart of Winter Park, Florida. The hashtag for the
As the use of social media expands educational institutions are scurrying to develop policies and ethical guidelines for employees and students. Many of the legal implementations of social media are just being discussed, while educators are trying to fully embrace this relatively new mode of communications to engage their students. It’s important to look at some of the key areas that should be addressed in policies that will be set
STEMtech Continued Review – The adventures of Professor Josh at STEMtech 2010 (Don’t think I’ll get a movie deal out of this) The session Avoid Death by Lecture: Wake’em and Shake’em with Technology was one of my first sessions of the day. This was presenter by EPI instructors from Polk State College which focused mainly on interacting with students with technology in class. This is really good information to pass