Sara Kerr

Musings

Category: Twitter

  • And two more I just found with insert-your-favorite-adjective photos: Tommy & Paul – Midway Stadium pic.twitter.com/fugsmZYWOF — Darin K (@Darin_K_) September 14, 2014 This. pic.twitter.com/zCG0uj1mSC — Martin Devaney (@martin_devaney) September 14, 2014   Dear everyone I’ve ever known. See you tonight at the Replacements! — Steve Nelson (@stevenelsonmn) September 13, 2014   A Westerberg @StPaulSaints…

  • What’s your favorite local event? The Uptown Art Fair? The Current Birthday Party? Rock the Garden? The Renaissance Festival? Mine is the Irish Fair, held every August at on Harriet Island. I go every year. I love the music, the dancing, the dogs, and now the new author’s table in the cultural pavilion. The people…

  • Shout it out! Show your pride! Be a Katie! Thursday is Shout Out St. Kate’s Day. My students wrote, produced, starred in and generally lived and breathed the topic since early February. They’ve had one month to learn the public relations value of this event and contribute their own creativity to the effort. What did…

  • My post yoga day This morning I wrote about my need for yoga and my tendency to not go if I get too busy. Today I practiced and it paid dividends. I came home to write a pop quiz for my MKTG 2350 students and devise a new assignment for them involving Vine and blogging.…

  • Originally posted on Educational Technology and Change Journal: By Melissa A. Venable [Note: ETCJ’s Twitter editor, Jessica Knott, has been working with Melissa to develop this series. See Part 1: Getting Started, Part 2: Channeling the Streams, and Part 3: Curating the Chaos. -Editor] This final installment in this series offers guidance on using your Twitter…

  • I spent this great, rainy Saturday at the Science Museum of Minnesota because I tweet. Really, I think that’s the real reason I was invited. Me, a bunch of science folks and other interesting people like economics writer, Erik Hare and musician and nerd (not necessarily in that order), Jeremy Messersmith. I watched 1.5 cubic…

  • Originally posted on Educational Technology and Change Journal: By Melissa A. Venable [Note: ETCJ’s Twitter editor, Jessica Knott, has been working with Melissa to develop this series. See Part 1: Getting Started, Part 2: Channeling the Streams, and Part 4: Participating in a Live Event. -Editor] In part one of this series we covered many of…

  • ONE:  To find out what people are really talking about — the back story to the news ‘Bonny Bear’ wins two Grammys, confounds populace  The Grammy’s bore me, so I recorded the 3 1/2 hour show and whizzed through all the stuff I didn’t care to see. I was delighted to hear Bon Iver win…

  • Ruling out catastrophic illness or accidents, discovering lice on their child’s head is a parent’s nightmare. I teach a lot of marketing classes. Not surprisingly, various theories cross over between classes. In searching for a unique example to demonstrate content marketing, social media, buyer behavior, and selling strategy; I landed upon head lice marketing. Before…

  • At St. Catherine University I teach social media in many classes. Invariably, the first time I project a Twitter screen my students tell me they don’t use it. Of course, it’s my job to tell them why, teach them how, and assist them in developing strategies for their clients. (We partner with small, local businesses,…