I was invited by Barry Dahl to be a panelist along with Todd McCann and Brett Kopf in a webinar on 1/17/12 titled “Text Messaging with Your Students While Maintaining Privacy” that explored the reasons and tools for safely communicating with students via sms.
The link to the complete webinar archive is here and more details regarding the webinar, including slides shared, are here.
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This webinar led by Barry Dahl, xlents.com, was broadcast at 11 AM (CST) on Tuesday, January 17, 2012. It is the sixth webinar in the 10-session schedule for the 2011-12 academic year. Panelists included Brett Kopf, Todd McCann, Jason Rhode
Description: Short Message Service (SMS), commonly referred to as text messaging, is the preferred means of communication for a majority of traditional-age college students, and rapidly becoming more popular with older students as well. Many educators don’t want to send and receive text messages with students, primarily due to privacy concerns or technology concerns. In this session you’ll learn how you can do it safely, easily, and for free. You’ll also learn WHY you should be doing this.
More details concerning the webinar, including a link to the complete web version of the archive is at xlents.com/2012/01/webinar-texting-with-students-in-higher-ed/
Cast: Jason Rhode
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