I’m on a panel Wednesday morning with Robert Scoble and Pam Miller: "Blogging: Its power and impact on public affairs and the media" is a panel discussion before an audience of public sector PIOs in Seattle. What to say, what to say? I could start with my comments from a PRSA workshop earlier this month. [...]
Archive for March, 2006
I love reading. I love reading the paper. Heaven is starting the day with coffee and the morning paper. Or two! (Seattle + New York Times). It’s not unlike wandering around a bookstore … or Nordstrom’s … where you finger the merchandise and impulse buy. A leisurely journey through the morning paper will provide food [...]
iPods Take Hold in Rural Georgia University
Posted: 14 March 2006 by Kathy E. Gill in Education, Personal TechnologyTags: Podcasting
About 100 of the 300 faculty at Georgia College & State University in Milledgeville (founded in 1889; enrollment: 5,500 students) are using iPods for education or research — a remarkable adoption rate for any campus but particularly for a rural one. Even the President’s cabinet is using podcasts! After [President Dorothy] Leland and Jim Wolfgang, [...]
