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How Emory
University is Utilizing Social Technologies to Enrich Communications and
Foster Community
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Thursday, February
9, 2012, 2:00 PM Eastern/11:00 AM Pacific
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Speaker: Alan
Cattier, Director of Academic Technology Services, Emory University
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Moderator: Jon
Corshen, CEO, GoingOn Networks
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Learn how social
technologies are being utilized to help streamline communications & foster student
engagement
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Discuss the emerging role of Private Academic Social Networks,
and how they differ from Facebook and Twitter
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Discover how to
transform static portals into "intelligent activity streams" that
ensure that you get
the right information to the right people in the right way
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Explore new tools
for fostering
connections and collaboration between colleagues, cohorts and classmates
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Learn how students,
faculty and staff can benefit
from a connected campus
Long before the emergence of Facebook, Emory University
pioneered LearnLink, an institution-wide online community and communications
environment for engaging students, faculty and staff around both academic and
co-curricular activities. Almost 15 years and millions of posts later,
LearnLink has become an integral part of the “Emory Experience,” and has
helped to set the bar for online engagement in higher education.
Today, Emory University is again at the forefront of exploring
modern social technologies to re-shape how students and faculty engage in
academic life. During this webinar, Alan Cattier, Director of Academic
Technology Services at Emory University, will share his vision for building a
vibrant, more engaged campus, as well as the hard fought lessons and best
practices that he has learned.
 Register Today! If you can't make the live webinar, please register and we will send you the recording afterwards. |
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To learn more about Emory University,
visit Emory.edu
To learn more about the webinar and GoingOn, visit GoingOn.com |
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