Comments for The Teich Group http://www.theteichgroup.net Strategic Marketing and Sales for K-12 Publishers Wed, 23 Jul 2008 17:29:01 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.2 Comment on Does Online Learning Break Down Traditional Educational Structures? by Annie http://www.theteichgroup.net/educational-publishing/does-online-learning-break-down-traditional-educational-structures/#comment-167 Annie Thu, 10 Jul 2008 18:36:24 +0000 http://www.theteichgroup.net/educational-publishing/does-online-learning-break-down-traditional-educational-structures/#comment-167 Thanks, Speak Up Team. It's good to know that you are continuing to collect data on this. I expect the next few years will show dramatic increases in online activity for educators, students and families. Thanks, Speak Up Team. It’s good to know that you are continuing to collect data on this. I expect the next few years will show dramatic increases in online activity for educators, students and families.

]]> Comment on Does Online Learning Break Down Traditional Educational Structures? by Speak Up Team http://www.theteichgroup.net/educational-publishing/does-online-learning-break-down-traditional-educational-structures/#comment-165 Speak Up Team Thu, 10 Jul 2008 16:25:19 +0000 http://www.theteichgroup.net/educational-publishing/does-online-learning-break-down-traditional-educational-structures/#comment-165 Thank you for your interest in our Speak Up data and for advancing the conversation. If you think this data is interesting and would like to know what your own students, teachers, school leaders and parents really think about online learning, as well as other key educational issues such as mobile devices, science instruction, 21st century skills, educational games, and schools of the future – then we invite you to participate in Speak Up 2008. Speak Up is a national research project conducted 100% online with surveys available for your K-12 students, teachers, parents, administrators and board members. Project Tomorrow shares the aggregated national data with federal and state policy leaders and participating schools/districts get free, online access to their own aggregated data with national benchmarks. The survey will be open mid-October 2008 and survey results will be available online and free of charge in February 2009. To participate in the survey, visit http://www.tomorrow.org/speakup/index.html. Thank you for your interest in our Speak Up data and for advancing the conversation. If you think this data is interesting and would like to know what your own students, teachers, school leaders and parents really think about online learning, as well as other key educational issues such as mobile devices, science instruction, 21st century skills, educational games, and schools of the future – then we invite you to participate in Speak Up 2008.

Speak Up is a national research project conducted 100% online with surveys available for your K-12 students, teachers, parents, administrators and board members. Project Tomorrow shares the aggregated national data with federal and state policy leaders and participating schools/districts get free, online access to their own aggregated data with national benchmarks.

The survey will be open mid-October 2008 and survey results will be available online and free of charge in February 2009.

To participate in the survey, visit http://www.tomorrow.org/speakup/index.html.

]]> Comment on How an Educator Uses Social Media to Share Ideas- Part 2 by 2 For Love » Blog Archive » How an Educator Uses Social Media to Share Ideas- Part 2 http://www.theteichgroup.net/social-media/how-an-educator-uses-social-media-to-share-ideas-part-2/#comment-131 2 For Love » Blog Archive » How an Educator Uses Social Media to Share Ideas- Part 2 Thu, 03 Jul 2008 04:31:43 +0000 http://www.theteichgroup.net/social-media/how-an-educator-uses-social-media-to-share-ideas-part-2/#comment-131 [...] How an Educator Uses Social Media to Share Ideas- Part 2 Blog about what you know and love, even if you think other people won’t care about what you have to say. It is one of the few opportunities where you can filter out everything except what you passionately love about what you do. … [...] […] How an Educator Uses Social Media to Share Ideas- Part 2 Blog about what you know and love, even if you think other people won’t care about what you have to say. It is one of the few opportunities where you can filter out everything except what you passionately love about what you do. … […]

]]> Comment on Educational Publishers and Social Media: A Perfect Fit by The Teich Group » PBS Leads the Way as PBS Teachers Launches New Social Networking Site for Educators http://www.theteichgroup.net/educational-publishing/educational-publishers-and-social-media-a-perfect-fit/#comment-130 The Teich Group » PBS Leads the Way as PBS Teachers Launches New Social Networking Site for Educators Wed, 02 Jul 2008 13:22:11 +0000 http://www.theteichgroup.net/educational-publishing/educational-publishers-and-social-media-a-perfect-fit/#comment-130 [...] Educational Publishers and Social Media: A Perfect Fit [...] […] Educational Publishers and Social Media: A Perfect Fit […]

]]> Comment on How an Educator Uses Social Media to Share Ideas- Part 1 by Interview by Annie Teich « Technology Tips For All Teachers -TeacherTechBlog http://www.theteichgroup.net/educational-publishing/how-an-educator-uses-social-media-to-share-ideas-part-1/#comment-128 Interview by Annie Teich « Technology Tips For All Teachers -TeacherTechBlog Fri, 27 Jun 2008 03:45:03 +0000 http://www.theteichgroup.net/educational-publishing/how-an-educator-uses-social-media-to-share-ideas-part-1/#comment-128 [...] of The Teich Group, a marketing and sales firm for K-12 publishing. You can check out part 1 at How An Educator Uses Social Media to Share Ideas - Part 1 and part 2 at How an Educator Uses Social Media to Share Ideas - Part 2. I can’t say enough [...] […] of The Teich Group, a marketing and sales firm for K-12 publishing. You can check out part 1 at How An Educator Uses Social Media to Share Ideas - Part 1 and part 2 at How an Educator Uses Social Media to Share Ideas - Part 2. I can’t say enough […]

]]> Comment on A New Conversation by Annie http://www.theteichgroup.net/educational-publishing/a-new-conversation/#comment-78 Annie Mon, 02 Jun 2008 14:33:09 +0000 http://www.theteichgroup.net/educational-publishing/a-new-conversation/#comment-78 Thanks for stopping by, Liz. You're absolutely right about the Internet - and it has literally put the world at students' and educators' fingertips. Talk about "real-world" education! Unfortunately, not every school has enough bandwidth to integrate web resources into the curriculum and some districts only allow limited access. In many cases, our students are the tech experts leading the way. That is an uncomfortable place to be for school administrators. Thanks for stopping by, Liz. You’re absolutely right about the Internet - and it has literally put the world at students’ and educators’ fingertips. Talk about “real-world” education! Unfortunately, not every school has enough bandwidth to integrate web resources into the curriculum and some districts only allow limited access. In many cases, our students are the tech experts leading the way. That is an uncomfortable place to be for school administrators.

]]> Comment on A New Conversation by Liz Strauss http://www.theteichgroup.net/educational-publishing/a-new-conversation/#comment-77 Liz Strauss Mon, 02 Jun 2008 14:12:29 +0000 http://www.theteichgroup.net/educational-publishing/a-new-conversation/#comment-77 Hi Annie, It used to be that education led the conversation, but it seems the Internet has grabbed the reins. Glad to hear you're taking the conversation back to the folks who help studends learn. Congratulations! Hi Annie,
It used to be that education led the conversation, but it seems the Internet has grabbed the reins. Glad to hear you’re taking the conversation back to the folks who help studends learn.

Congratulations!

]]> Comment on A New Conversation by Annie http://www.theteichgroup.net/educational-publishing/a-new-conversation/#comment-76 Annie Mon, 02 Jun 2008 13:38:52 +0000 http://www.theteichgroup.net/educational-publishing/a-new-conversation/#comment-76 Hi, Charlene. I hope you'll be a frequent visitor adding to the conversation. Since you work with a variety of commpanies, you have a unique perspective of the changing landscape. Thanks for leading off the discussion. Hi, Charlene. I hope you’ll be a frequent visitor adding to the conversation. Since you work with a variety of commpanies, you have a unique perspective of the changing landscape. Thanks for leading off the discussion.

]]> Comment on A New Conversation by Charlene http://www.theteichgroup.net/educational-publishing/a-new-conversation/#comment-75 Charlene Mon, 02 Jun 2008 13:25:40 +0000 http://www.theteichgroup.net/educational-publishing/a-new-conversation/#comment-75 Great blog name, and great post. Makes me thing of the song "let's get digital," only as "let's get social." Keep the conversation coming. Great blog name, and great post. Makes me thing of the song “let’s get digital,” only as “let’s get social.” Keep the conversation coming.

]]> Comment on Free SEO Tools To Monitor Your Website Traffic by Mike Volpe http://www.theteichgroup.net/educational-publishing/free-seo-tools-to-monitor-your-website-traffic/#comment-50 Mike Volpe Tue, 22 Apr 2008 17:31:59 +0000 http://www.theteichgroup.net/educational-publishing/free-seo-tools-to-monitor-your-website-traffic/#comment-50 Thanks for writing about Website Grader! We're glad you found our free SEO and marketing tool useful. If you send me the report URL or the website that gave you the incorrect metadata info, I will work with our developers to fix the issue. Thanks, Mike Mike Volpe VP Marketing HubSpot Thanks for writing about Website Grader! We’re glad you found our free SEO and marketing tool useful.

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