Conversation Strategies in Higher Education http://dankarleen.libsyn.com The weekly Skypecast on new communucations media in the world of learning, held live each Friday at 1 p.m. Eastern. en dankarleen@gmail.com podcasts@libsyn.com (Liberated Syndication) Liberated Syndication - libsyn.com Wed, 21 Jun 2006 14:20:00 GMT 180 educaction, higheredblogcon, marketing, communications, new media educaction, higheredblogcon, marketing, communications, new mediaEducationEducation/Higher Educationdankarleen@gmail.comDan KarleenDan KarleennoThe weekly Skypecast exploring new communications media in the world of learning, brought to you by producers of HigherEd BlogCon.The weekly Skypecast exploring new communications media in the world of learning, brought to you by producers of HigherEd BlogCon. CSHE June 9, 2006, Part 1 http://dankarleen.libsyn.com/index.php?post_id=102929# New Media and the World of Education Journalism and PR
(20 minutes)

Participants: Paul Baker, Karine Joly, Dan Karleen

How do education reporters think about new media?
Are education reporters doing blogs as part of their journalism?
An education journalist at Dayton Daily News has a blog that can be found on the paperâs site: http://www.daytondailynews.com   
An education journalist Atlanta Journal Constitution has a blog found at the paperâs site: http://www.ajc.com
Alexander Russoâs blog: http://thisweekineducation.com
Why arenât more education journalists blogging?
âNewspapers companies are going to have to move in new technologies to continue to reach their readers.â?
Do you have to be clever and opinionated to be a blogger?
Is a blog just a platform, or is it something more?
Education Writers Association lists some blogs: http://www.ewa.org
What will it take to change negative opinions about blogs?
Whoâs interested in using an RSS reader?  
Karineâs offer to set up a Bloglines account for those that want to get into RSS
Is there any evidence to suggest how are journalists using blogs and RSS in general?
Where are all the education blogs?

Stay tuned for Part 2 of this conversation, where weâre joined by Dimitri Glazkov who shares his opinions on fundamental distinctions between blogs and other forms of communication media.

]]> podcasts Wed, 21 Jun 2006 14:20:00 GMT http://dankarleen.libsyn.com/index.php?post_id=102929# No dankarleen@gmail.com (Dan Karleen)June 9, 2006, Part 1 of 2 New Media and the World of Education Journalism and PR (20 minutes) Participants: Paul Baker, Karine Joly, Dan Karleen How do education reporters think about new media? Are education reporters doing blogs as part of their journalDan KarleenJune 9, 2006, Part 1 of 2 New Media and the World of Education Journalism and PR (20 minutes) Participants: Paul Baker, Karine Joly, Dan Karleen How do education reporters think about new media? Are education reporters doing blogs as part of their journalism? An education journalist at Dayton Daily News has a blog that can be found on the paperâs site: http://www.daytondailynews.com    An education journalist Atlanta Journal Constitution has a blog found at the paperâs site: http://www.ajc.com Alexander Russoâs blog: http://thisweekineducation.com Why arenât more education journalists blogging? âNewspapers companies are going to have to move in new technologies to continue to reach their readers.â? Do you have to be clever and opinionated to be a blogger? Is a blog just a platform, or is it something more? Education Writers Association lists some blogs: http://www.ewa.org What will it take to change negative opinions about blogs? Whoâs interested in using an RSS reader?   Karineâs offer to set up a Bloglines account for those that want to get into RSS Is there any evidence to suggest how are journalists using blogs and RSS in general? Where are all the education blogs? Stay tuned for Part 2 of this conversation, where weâre joined by Dimitri Glazkov who shares his opinions on fundamental distinctions between blogs and other forms of communication media. educaction, higheredblogcon, marketing, communications, new media CSHE June 2, 2006, Part 1 http://dankarleen.libsyn.com/index.php?post_id=99597# RSS feed. ]]> podcasts Sun, 11 Jun 2006 13:48:00 GMT http://dankarleen.libsyn.com/index.php?post_id=99597# No dankarleen@gmail.com (Dan Karleen)Conversation Strategies in Higher Education June 2, 2006, Part 1 of 2 (approximately 33 minutes) Second Life, Blogging and Blog Reading, and the Role of Blogs in Scholarly Pursuits Participants: Kevin Guidry, Karine Joly, Dan Karleen -Second Life avatars Dan KarleenConversation Strategies in Higher Education June 2, 2006, Part 1 of 2 (approximately 33 minutes) Second Life, Blogging and Blog Reading, and the Role of Blogs in Scholarly Pursuits Participants: Kevin Guidry, Karine Joly, Dan Karleen -Second Life avatars donât support buzz cuts -Kevin and projects at Sewanee University of the South -Momentum towards new media at Sewanee? -Electronic calendaring is a hot topic on campuses -Kevin is considering blogging -Is blogging navel-gazing and elitist? -A gentleman from Austria introduces himself to the conversation -Is the blogosphere circular and insular? -Where is the value in reading blogs? -When will blogs begin to be recognized as an academic venue? -University Business is looking to the world of blogs as a source for information about grassroots developments -Is there a role for blogs in the world of scholarly thinking, perhaps in the way of idea incubator? -Can tools of new media be used as a way to get past some of the insularity in the blogosphere, in scholarly circles, etc.? -Kevin shares short list of blogs and RSS feeds (he uses Google Reader) -The Atlantic National Hurricane Center has an RSS feed. educaction, higheredblogcon, marketing, communications, new media Dan Karleennonadult