Posts Category: Blog
How to use Reddit in higher ed
Tuesday, May 14, 2019, posted in Blog
Reddit bills itself as the front page of the Internet, but are higher ed institutions using the popular site to its full potential? In one PSEWEB 2018’s most popular presentations Mathew Hoy, a senior web designer at Western University, talked about the university’s experience with Reddit. He... More
Why you might not need a DSLR | Higher education photographer explains
Tuesday, April 30, 2019, posted in Blog
Written by Alexa Battler News & Media Assistant, University of Toronto Scarborough I’ve noticed many people in communications believe they need a DSLR camera to produce high-quality pictures, while neglecting the powerful ones sitting right in their pockets. Don’t get me wrong, I love my DSLR (or... More
5 Tips for Communications Newbies
Friday, April 12, 2019, posted in Blog
Written by Raquel A. Russell Communications Assistant, University of Toronto Scarborough Library It’s the end of the semester, so you may hear the collective sigh of relief taken by higher-ed communicators across the land. You also may hear my slightly louder sigh of relief. I am now three months from my... More
Making the most of your video content
Tuesday, March 12, 2019, posted in Blog
Written by Jonathan Migneault Social media coordinator, Laurentian University If you want to engage your audience in 2018, video content is a must. As the old saying goes, “a picture is worth a thousand words.” Our brains are great at remembering images, and that’s doubly true with moving... More
Higher Education’s Social Media Landscape Context
Tuesday, February 26, 2019, posted in Blog
Written by Paul Bradley eQAfy, Data for better higher education websites and digital governance NOTE FROM THE #PSEWEB EDITORIAL TEAM: eQAfy’s Paul Bradley is back on the #PSEWEB blog with a two-part overview analysis of the higher education social media landscape. eQAfy, a web estate monitoring... More
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