Tag: education bloggers
Can This Optimism Last Through 2012?
If you’re like me, even though I’m scheduled to receive my rest-and-relaxation, I’m busier than ever. Why? Because as the year comes to a close, I have already begun brainstorming my business goals for the new year. This seems to happen each year. I work, work, work non-stop, only for it to slow down to [...]
Education Bloggers Can Gain Instant Viral Traffic, Just Using StumbleUpon
StumbleUpon is one of the most powerful websites education bloggers could utilize for getting viral traffic to your content. While there are no guarantees, StumbleUpon can send tens of thousands of visitors to your site in a few hours AND prove to be a consistent source of traffic over the long-haul.
Join Me on a Digital Marketing for Educators Journey
“…many of the educators’ blogs do not contain internet marketing and search engine optimization (SEO) methods that help drive traffic to their sites. Aside from the links they post to colleagues and personal learning network (PLN) peers, their websites/blogs are invisible…”
Video: Want to Learn More About Me? Check-out My Vid
This is my first vlog entry created for my blog, sharing more background about myself personally and professionally. Additionally, I shared some more insight about the purpose of my blog and its overall mission/vision. http://youtu.be/ZJUZu_Zax7I
Social Media is Embedded in Job of Principals
The past two days, I have been occasionally checking-in to the #140EDU digital conference, which brings together educators committed to discussing the reality of technology in real-time, as it effects our nation’s public schools. As was expected, the presentations have been awesome. But one comment stood-out to me as perhaps the most important, and relevant [...]
Welcome to James Brauer dot com
Welcome to James Brauer dot com! I’m so happy that you visited my education blog. I’m a dedicated educational steward, seeking to improve educational options for all students.
Should Scholars Blog and Use Social Media?
For those who follow educational bloggers and social media users, you have no doubt come across multiple Tweets posted by New York University professor Diane Ravitch. Dr. Ravtich is currently the poster-child of the Save our Schools (SOS) movement and ardent prognosticator of No Child Left Behind legislation, as well as ANYTHING that links student [...]
