October 19, 2011
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Yesterday a student of mine asked a simple, but great question. “Why should we care about the tech side of things in advertising?”
A little background here… our advertising class is working with computer science students on a mobile web app … Continue reading
October 13, 2011
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Last summer I attended the 2011 Apple Distinguished Educator Workshop in Phoenix, Arizona. It has been a few months, but the networking, collaborating, workshops, access to materials, and resources have been amazing and is continuing to be an great experience.
Earlier … Continue reading
October 4, 2011
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Yesterday, on a bit of a whim I mentioned to my graphics course that students could develop mood boards for their next assignment using Pintrest. Their assignment is to develop a 3 ad print campaign, but to get started they … Continue reading
August 12, 2010
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If I were to talk with you about how storytelling is important at a journalism and mass communications college most folks would gravitate towards how journalists write their articles in creative and interesting ways to keep readers engaged. With that … Continue reading
August 10, 2010
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Day two was just as informative. I sat down with Interactive Strategist, Dan Mandle, to discuss what he does at C+M and to get his thoughts on digital communication and social media. Dan has been very gracious with his time … Continue reading
August 9, 2010
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Today I started a visiting professorship at Colle+McVoy in Minneapolis, MN. The next two weeks I will be working with digital strategists, account people, and creatives on their current interactive projects with a goal to explore how the UNL College … Continue reading
August 1, 2010
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In an effort to stay consistent this summer, August is shaping up to a busy one.
The Special Olympics course concluded last week with a spectacular experience for everyone involved. The students were amazing. They produced an amazing amount of quality … Continue reading