Archives: Karine Joly

Exclusive Preview of the 2017 Student & Parent E-Expectations Survey Part 6: Social Media for Students This is the 6th part of the 7-installment series on the April 2017 RNL E-Expectations survey results. This survey focuses on the E-expectations of high school seniors, juniors and sophomores (n=4,274) and their parents (n=3,530) and will be officially […]

Exclusive Preview of the 2017 Student & Parent E-Expectations Survey Part 5: Higher Ed Websites for Students and Parents This is the 5th part of the 7-installment series on the April 2017 RNL E-Expectations survey results. This survey focuses on the E-expectations of high school seniors, juniors and sophomores (n=4,274) and their parents (n=3,530) and […]

Exclusive Preview of the 2017 Student & Parent E-Expectations Survey Part 3: SEO & Ads for Parents This is the 4th part of the 7-installment series on the April 2017 RNL E-Expectations survey results. This survey focuses on the E-expectations of high school seniors, juniors and sophomores (n=4,274) and their parents (n=3,530) and will be […]

Exclusive Preview of the 2017 Student & Parent E-Expectations Survey Part 3: SEO & Ads for Students This is the 3rd part of the 7-installment series on the April 2017 RNL E-Expectations survey results. This survey focuses on the E-expectations of high school seniors, juniors and sophomores (n=4,274) and their parents (n=3,530) and will be […]

Exclusive Preview of the 2017 Student & Parent E-Expectations Survey Part 2: Email & Text for Parents This is the 2nd part of the 7-installment series on the April 2017 RNL E-Expectations survey results. This research focuses on the digital expectations of high school seniors, juniors and sophomores (n=4,274) and their parents (n=3,530) and will […]

Exclusive Preview of the 2017 Student & Parent E-Expectations Survey in 7 Parts The results of the April 2017 Ruffalo Noel-Levitz survey on the E-expectations of high school seniors, juniors and sophomores (n=4,274) will be officially released on July 27. I got access to the results of this survey about 6 weeks ago – before […]

Summer in higher ed: best time, too fast Summer is a wonderful time of the year, right? When students and faculty leave campus, everything seems to slow down. Fewer people, fewer urgent demands and fewer deadlines usually mean more time to work on your own projects. It’s the perfect time to tackle the big initiative […]

2 Kids, but 3 Babies? I often joke I’ve had 3 babies even though I only have 2 kids. Nope, my husband has had his adult card for many, many years, so I’m not talking about my better half. I’ve never baked birthday cakes for this one nor have I received any mother’s day craft […]

Everybody loves social media takeovers in higher education Since early adopters like Meg (Bernier) Keniston at St Lawrence University introduced and popularized the practice in higher education, social media takeovers have become a regular practice in higher education. Whether it’s on Instagram, Twitter or Snapchat, more and more schools decide to give the keys to […]

Teaching is the best way to learn. I’ve learned so much (and keep learning) about social media marketing in higher education with your colleagues who’ve enrolled in the 8-week professional certificate I teach since 2011. How I fell into teaching… I stumbled into teaching social media marketing almost by accident in 2010. At that time, […]