#HEETalkLearn Posts that Worked (May 22, 2020): Pick 3 Challenge, Campus Faves, Brad Pitt’s Message & Grads on TikTok

Posts that Works from the #HEETalkLearn Speakers & Attendees Every week at the Higher Ed Experts’ Free Friday Talk & Learn we have a 10-min session on a given topic, but I also share a quick round up of the best performing posts of the previous week suggested by speakers and attendees along with templates […]

Posts that Worked by Karine Joly
  • I really enjoyed the format of the conference. As adult learners, I think we can all admit that the average attention span is only so long. The quick presentations helped speakers focus on the key ideas they wanted to communicate, allowing those of us in attendance to absorb the content and learn some excellent tips and strategies.

    Courtney McGowan, Duke University. Courtney McGowan, Duke University,
    Higher Ed Content Conference Alum
  • I would describe the conference as exciting, enlightening, challenging and very informative. The speakers encouraged me to be creative with my thinking about social media and how I can best use social media platforms to build the brand of my programme online and recruit new students.

    Clara Manasian, London Business School. Clara Manasian, London Business School,
    Attendee
  • The conference contained some very useful information that was delivered by knowledgeable presenters. The presentations led to some interesting discussions.

    Akil Annamunthodo, University of Guelph-Humber. Akil Annamunthodo, University of Guelph-Humber,
    Higher Ed Content Conference Alum
  • We use a lot of jargon in Human Resources, and the material isn’t always exciting. This course made me rethink organizing my written material so that it is a great deal more succinct and appealing to the reader who is just trying to get the facts, fast. I was worried the course wouldn’t be applicable to me since I’m not recruiting students, but it was!

    Alexandra Rebhorn. Alexandra Rebhorn, Communications Manager at University of Virginia
    Web Writing for Higher Ed Course Alum

We use a lot of jargon in Human Resources, and the material isn’t always exciting. This course made me rethink organizing my written material so that it is a great deal more succinct and appealing to the reader who is just trying to get the facts, fast. I was worried the course wouldn’t be applicable to me since I’m not recruiting students, but it was!

Alexandra Rebhorn. Alexandra Rebhorn, Communications Manager at University of Virginia
Web Writing for Higher Ed Course Alum

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