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Crafting Campus Connections with Edular’s Multi-channel Communication 💬 Effective communication is the heartbeat of any thriving campus community. With Edular, your institution can master the art of connection by engaging students across their preferred channels—whether it's through email, SMS, social media, or in-app messaging. Our platform ensures that critical information reaches its intended audience promptly while providing a space for meaningful interactions that foster a sense of belonging among students. But it's not just about sending messages; it's about creating dialogues. Analytics tools within Edular help you understand communication patterns and student preferences, enabling you to tailor your outreach for maximum impact. This strategic approach leads to increased engagement and supports student retention efforts by keeping everyone informed and involved. Discover how multi-channel communication can transform your campus 👉 https://buff.ly/3uBX4w0 #EdTech #CampusManagement

Hi connections! We're hosting a special D2D city meet-up series, we want you to be a part of it. But first, let us tell you why we're doing this. At D2D, we believe in the power of local communities. We understand that many talented individuals may not have access to the same opportunities as those in larger tech hubs. That's why we're bringing the D2D city meet-up directly to you – to bridge the gap and provide a platform for local talent to shine. Why join us at the D2D city meet-up? 1. Local Talent Spotlight : Discover talented professionals and students right here who are eager to contribute to your team. 2. Community Connection : Build meaningful relationships with individuals who share your passion for technology and innovation. 3. Empowering Opportunities: By participating in the D2D city meet-up, you're not just hiring – you're empowering individuals to pursue their dreams and make a difference in their community. 4. Supporting Local Growth: Invest in the growth and development of tech ecosystem by hiring locally and nurturing talent right where you are. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to connect with local talent and strengthen your connections!

"Alone, we can do so little; together, we can do so much." - Helen Keller Student Spotlight Alert! Hey Community! Are you ready to share your journey and collaborate with others? Whether you've just registered for a course, or you just got a new role with your tech skills, it's time to shine a spotlight on your achievements! Why Share? Inspire Others: Your successes can motivate others to reach for the stars in their projects. Build Connections: Sharing your work opens doors to collaborate with others who share your interests. Receive Feedback: Get valuable insights and suggestions from your peers to improve your projects. How to Share: 📝 Write a post explaining what you've accomplished and what you learned along the way. 📸 Share pictures or screenshots to give a peek into your project. 👥 Tag TechflairHub. Engage with others by commenting on their posts and sharing your thoughts. Let's celebrate your wins, big or small, and keep the student tech community thriving! #StudentTech #ShareYourWins #InspireAndConnect

Come learn how place management practitioners are using big data and tech to support their constituents, ratepayers and their local communities though data-informed #marcom and storytelling with our co-founder, and a whipsmart team of industry professionals! #idasea24 #technology #placemaking

Alone, we can do so little; together, we can do so much." - Helen Keller Student Spotlight Alert! Hey Community! Are you ready to share your journey and collaborate with others? Whether you've just registered for a course, or you just got a new role with your tech skills, it's time to shine a spotlight on your achievements! Why Share? Inspire Others: Your successes can motivate others to reach for the stars in their projects. Build Connections: Sharing your work opens doors to collaborate with others who share your interests. Receive Feedback: Get valuable insights and suggestions from your peers to improve your projects. How to Share: 📝 Write a post explaining what you've accomplished and what you learned along the way. 📸 Share pictures or screenshots to give a peek into your project. 👥 Tag TechflairHub. Engage with others by commenting on their posts and sharing your thoughts. Let's celebrate your wins, big or small, and keep the student tech community thriving! #StudentTech #ShareYourWins #InspireAndConnect

I heard the term "loneliness economy" a few times at VidCon, referring to heightened loneliness today and how it fueled platforms like Patreon around 2020 when everyone was especially lonely. Creators turned to their communities for support, and vice versa. Memberships shifted from offering bonus episodes to creating parasocial connections, giving fans access to creators they love and building relationships with creators and other fans through genuine engagement, not algorithms. This sense of community reminds me of my early internet days on virtual worlds (*cough* ClubPenguin and Virtual Magic Kingdom *cough*). With a quick search, I can tell I’m not the only one craving those cozy digital spaces where they connected with others. At the core of those experiences was social connection, which is what made Patreon popular. Now imagine community-based organizations, like museums, creating more opportunities to promote social connection through educational, trustworthy content. Digital membership communities would open doors for people, especially those who may not be able to physically visit the museum, to engage with topics they find interesting and connect with others around their interests.

College recruitment can be tough – but we’re tougher. Over the last year, Enroll360 Audiences has rolled out some incredible updates, like the introduction of @Appily and the use of machine learning to connect enrollment leaders with leads that are 65% more likely to convert compared to other major platforms. But we’re not stopping there. If you’re a partner, join our webinar on April 4th to learn more about what’s next for Appily, College Greenlight, and Intersect by PowerSchool. DM me for details! If you’re not a partner, there’s never been a better time to join. Visit our website to request a demo. #enrollment #admissions #edtech

In nature, an ecosystem is an interconnected network of entities that shape and support each other. In tech and business, the same is true. Find out how 1Philadelphia, Ballard Spahr LLP, Morgan Lewis, Next powered by Shulman Rogers, Rittenhouse Communications Group and TEDCO actively help their local tech communities thrive, grow and become more inclusive in this sponsored roundup article. https://lnkd.in/gfXJA8Zh #TechnicallyPartner24

“New York City’s high-tech workforce continues to drive economic growth and offer well-paying jobs across all industries, it is not representative of New York’s diversity—only 24% of women and 18% of Black and Latinx New Yorkers hold high-tech jobs, despite being 50% and 37% of the overall workforce respectively?”    HR&A Advisors was engaged to develop an assessment of New York City’s high-tech workforce ecosystem to understand the tech opportunity gap to ensure all New Yorkers benefit from high-tech opportunities. Our report recommendations were centered on standardizing data collection tools, fostering continuous learning infrastructure, and promoting inclusive pathways to high-tech careers.    Civic Hall opened at Union Square in New York. This state-of-the-art tech and events center will serve as a workforce training hub and work in conjunction with renowned global tech training providers to harness and develop the untapped talent within NYC’s local communities.    We are excited to have supported Civic Hall and look forward to witnessing the impact of the work as an essential educational collaborator within New York City’s tech ecosystem.    #CivicHallNYC #HighTechWorkforce #InclusiveTechPathways 

I’m officially out of afterglow phase mode and back into build mode for Utah Tech Week and Convoi Ventures. I think there’s 4 key problems to improve w/Tech Week and I’d love your thoughts. The survey data + my convos w/folks backs up my intuition. There’s also 3 things that people bring up that I think are non-problems, and I’ll tell you why, but that’s later. I have no data to back these up, but I think I'm right. :) 📆 First is fix the database of events. It needs to be: - Searchable (event type, audience, topic, location (more on this later) - Taggable - Very quick to update with new events - No/low cost (this is a grassroots festival after all!) - Very low friction to access On our end, we need to gather emails and ideally demographic info. Would love to hear your ideas here as well as during our brainstorm session tomorrow (Wednesday at 4pm). Location tbd still! Lmk if you want to join if you haven't already in the previous post!