Podcasts about class intercom

Want to get students involved in social media storytelling but not sure where to start? Today's episode is here to help!Many of us think kids will just know how to use social media because they use it personally, but that's not the case! They may be used to sharing about their own lives, but they have never considered using it as a school or district. Jill shares two tips for training students.Competition can spark creativity. Learn more about the Content Generation Workshop that happens each fall. It's not limited to Class Intercom customers, and there is a virtual option!SPECIAL GUESTDr. Jill JohnsonPresidentClass Intercom, NebraskaEmail: jill@classintercom.com Twitter: @drjilljohnsonWebsite: https://www.classintercom.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/classintercom Twitter: @classintercomInstagram: @classintercomLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/classintercom/ USEFUL INFORMATIONLearn more about the Content Generation Workshop here!Order your copy of my book Social Media for Schools: Proven Storytelling Strategies & Ideas to Celebrate Your Students & Staff - While Keeping Your Sanity now!Interested in our membership program? Learn more here: https://socialschool4edu.com/MORE RESOURCESFree Video Training: Learn the simple secrets behind social media for K12 schools!Sign up for our free e-newsletter - click herewww.SocialSchool4EDU.com

Justin is joined by Ben Pankonin from Class Intercom to talk about a new "job title" in Ben's life and how that is forcing him to look at content... and life... a little differently. With the advances in AI of late, we as School PR Pros have to stay connected to content that is distinctly human. What does that mean and how can we use it everyday? Learn more in this episode. Thanks for being here!

In the Season 5 launch of School PR Happy Hour, hosts Justin Dearing and Becca Latham introduce the new season with excitement and anticipation. They thank their sponsors, Class Intercom and CESO Communications, for their support. Justin expresses his gratitude to Erin McCann APR, the previous co-host, and introduces Becca as the new co-host. They discuss their upcoming plans for the season, including exploring various topics in the school PR industry, featuring guests, and engaging in insightful conversations. The hosts hint at the diverse and engaging content to come, such as discussions on social media, web design, branding, student enrollment, and self-care.

Justin and Ben from Class Intercom talk about the latest fish to jump in the pool, Threads. Is it legit? Is it worth playing with? Should your schools be on the platform? Do we really know these answers after only 8 days of life? We also look ahead to the NSPRA Seminar in St. Louis and talk about what School PR Happy Hour have planned for the week! See ya in St. Louis #SchoolPR

This was a fun conversation between Erin and, the BFF of the SPRHH, Ben Pankonin from Class Intercom on AI's role in School PR. A few office references and a lot of AI nuggets were shared in this episode. Thanks for being here!

Hello and welcome back.  Recently we had an episode with the lovely Lynette White chatting about school social media, episode 52 if you haven't checked it out.  Well, if you listen to our show you know this is a topic I love because of the impact it can have on school communities and your personal brand.  So, today, I want to introduce you to my friend Dr. Jill Johnson.  Jill is a former assistant principal and is currently the President at Class Intercom.  She wrote her dissertation on the integration of student-led social medial teams into school culture and curricula and she's here today to talk about how to empower those within your building to be a part of the storytelling.  Can't wait for you to listen in.  Support the show

Today I am joined by Principal Marci Chavez of Nelson Elementary School in California.  In this episode, Marci and I talk about her role as an interim principal and the depth of leadership while in a temporary situation. This episode is sponsored by Class Intercom, the social media management tool that I absolutely love and is a key resource to help craft your school story.  Visit them at classintercom.com.  Support the show

Time and content are the biggest challenges when it comes to social media for most school communicators. Well - you are in luck because today's podcast is all about solving both of these problems!Dr. Jill Johnson did her dissertation work on utilizing students as social media content creators. She shares her tips on how to get students involved, trained, and active on the social platforms for your school or district.Perception is reality - so consistent storytelling is key for schools. Students have the time, ability, and stories to tell. Class Intercom has a safe way to allow them to be part of the process.SPECIAL GUESTDr. Jill JohnsonPresidentClass Intercom, NebraskaEmail: jill@classintercom.com Twitter: @drjilljohnson Website: www.classintercom.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/classintercom Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/classintercom/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/classintercom  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/16260638/admin/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWsviazD_2Hr2-1pOo5Ht_Q USEFUL INFORMATIONRequest a demo of Class Intercom here.Take your Instagram presence to the next level. Join our Instagram Bootcamp for Schools - learn more here: https://socialschool4edu.com/services/instagram-bootcamp-for-schools/ MORE RESOURCESFree Video Training: Learn the simple secrets behind social media for K12 schools!Sign up for our free e-newsletter - click herewww.SocialSchool4EDU.com

Justin and Erin wrap up another excellent season of School PR Happy Hour. They talk about life updates, their favorite episodes and look ahead at the future of SPRHH. Thank you to our Happy Hour Friends that listened and joined us on the show this season, and a HUGE thank you to Class Intercom for their continued support of the show. Get some rest #SchoolPR, it's summer!

Justin is joined by Dr. Jill Johnson from Class Intercom and they discuss the power of building students as content creators!

This month's episode is a little different than past episodes. Due to moving, COVID and all the things... Justin JUST got internet in time to post this show. This month, we bring you a recast of the webinar Erin and Justin took part in with our friends from Class Intercom in December. Enjoy the show!

Earlier this week, Erin and Justin jumped on Youtube and Twitter to recap and reflect on the second seasons of School PR Happy Hour. We want to thank Class Intercom for sponsoring the show this season. Our guest this year were amazing and we love all of our School PR Family! We will see you September 1 for Season 3!

During this episode, Ben and Amber discuss some of the Do's and Don'ts of Digital Leadership in the new normal.  For more information, please visit Class Intercom for additional discussion questions. 

In this stripped-down version of SPRHH, Justin, Erin and Ben Pankonin from Class Intercom talk about the effects of CoVid-19 on the School PR community. Our community is doing hard work and this conversation is a callback to a previous conversation about wellness. This episode is about you, the professionals that listen and contribute to our show. We want you to know we see you and we want to support you however we can.

A recent survey shows that 40% of admissions officers reported to have looked at a candidate's social media while reviewing his/her application, a trend that is expected to continue and even grow in the coming years. What does this mean for you? We invited Taylor Siebert, co-founder of Class Intercom and social media expert, to weigh in on how you can use social media to your advantage as you position yourself holistically during the application process.In this episode we discuss:Why and how you should take an audit of your current social media presenceThinking through who you are, how you want to come across to admissions officers, and why it's important to be authentically youWhether or not you should "scrub" your social media to get rid of negative things from your past (hint: it depends on the story you're trying to tell)Why LinkedIn is the most untapped and potentially useful social media platform right nowWhich social media platforms you should focus onWhat it means to be a “digital leader”Why social media is such a valuable tool as an entrepreneur and how to use it to your advantageAnd more!Social media, when done right, can be an asset for you as you're applying to college or graduate school and in your career beyond. This interview will show you how.For more information about social media strategy or to connect with Taylor directly, visit https://classintercom.com.FROM THE MAILBAGThis week's "From the Mailbag" segment answers the question, "How can I practice for the analytical writing (essay) portion of my exam?"Here are the resources referenced in my response:Sample Issue Essay prompts: https://www.ets.org/gre/revised_general/prepare/analytical_writing/issue/poolSample Issue Essay responses + scoring: https://www.ets.org/gre/revised_general/prepare/analytical_writing/issue/sample_responsesSample Argument Essay prompts: https://www.ets.org/gre/revised_general/prepare/analytical_writing/argument/poolSample Argument Essay responses + scoring: https://www.ets.org/gre/revised_general/prepare/analytical_writing/argument/sample_responsesA DOSE OF MOTIVATION"First say to yourself what you would be; and then do what you have to do." -- Epictetus

During this episode, Taylor and Amber breakdown highlights from 2019 and discuss what you can expect from Class Intercom in 2020. Resources Mentioned: Webinar: Five 2020 Trends for Social Media in Education: What Educators are Saying 12 Days of Content Be sure to follow us on Twitter & Instagram @ClassIntercom.

Episode 3 of Bronco Talk. Today's special guest is Taylor Siebert, founder of Striv TV and Co-founder of Class Intercom. Find him @TaylorSiebert

During this episode, Taylor and Amber discuss highlights from the previous podcast episode, Taylor shares his takeaways from the Digital 4 Good Conference, and you'll hear about some exciting things happening at Class Intercom this fall!

In this episode I sit down with Taylor Siebert, owner and founder of Striv.tv and co-founder of Class Intercom. We talk about entrepreneurism, how he got started in multiple businesses, why he chose to move back to Henderson, and continues to call York County home.

Mitch Fisher is a student, content creator and social media enthusiast. Mitch is currently a junior at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln majoring in advertising and public relations with a minor in theater. In fact, Mitch was first introduced to Class Intercom when he was in high school. During this interview, Mitch and I discussed: 1. How spreading positive messages has been the key to his success on social media.  2. How to deal with negative feedback online.  3. How to find and recruit students for your school's social media team.  You can connect with Mitch on Instagram, Twitter and listen to his music here. Be sure to check out his podcast, The Creatives Podcast.  Be sure to follow us on Twitter & Instagram @ClassIntercom.    

A huge thanks to Matt Weld for having me on his podcast The Teachers' Classroom which explores current issues and topics in education and how they relate to teaching and students. I met Matt back in February at #ICE19 during a session that I did for Class Intercom. This was a fun conversation and a great interview by him. He did a great job editing and producing it as well. Hope you enjoy this conversation and find value. Thanks for listening! Originally posted: https://www.spreaker.com/user/teachillinois/taylorsiebert-socialmedia

During this episode, Taylor and Amber discuss what's new at Class Intercom and how educators are becoming social media influencers.  Takeaways from this episode include: 1. Teachers have always been influencers with or without social media. Social media has made it easier for teachers to connect with each other, their students and parents.  2. Teachers can leverage their personal brand to elevate their school's brand. Teachers who are building personal brands can use their influence to highlight the school in a positive way.  3. If teachers are encouraging their students to be good digital citizens, teachers should model this by creating meaningful content and contributing to the conversation in a positive way. This can help build more trust with students and it gives students a positive role model.

Just a great conversation with the owner of Class Intercom!

Micah Yost is the Founder and President of Method Mark, a marketing agency based in Omaha, NE. . During this episode, Micah and I discussed what led him to starting Method Mark and what advice he has for teachers influencing the next generation of content creators. You can connect with Micah on Twitter. Be sure to follow Class Intercom on Twitter and Instagram. Subscribe to the Content Generation podcast on iTunes or Stitcher.  

Jill Johnson is in her third year as the Vice Principal at Seward High School.  She holds a bachelor's degree in language arts education (UNK ‘91), master's degrees in instructional technology (PSU ‘00) and educational administration (CUNE ‘17), and she is currently pursuing a doctorate degree in Educational Leadership through the University of Nebraska. She spent 17 years in the classroom and three years as a Professional Development Consultant at Educational Service Unit 6 before moving into her current role. She is married to Brady, and they have four children. During this conversation, we spoke with Jill about building a social media team at her schooland why it's important for everybody to build a digital footprint. You can connect with Jill on Twitter and be sure to follow Seward Public Schools here: Facebook: Seward Public Schools Twitter: @SewardBlueJays Instagram: @shsbluejays Be sure to follow Class Intercom on Twitter and Instagram. Subscribe to the Content Generation podcast on iTunes or Stitcher.  

Matt Will is a Software Architect and Dev Lead at Don't Panic Labslocated in Lincoln, Nebraska. During this conversation, we spoke with Matt about his career journey and how digital citizenship applies to software development and content creation.  You can connect with Matt on Twitter or Linkedinand connect with Don't Panic Labs on Twitterand Facebook.  Be sure to follow Class Intercom on Twitter and Instagram. Subscribe to the Content Generation podcast on iTunes or Stitcher.

Michelle Welch is a Registered Dietitian and the District Wellness Facilitator at Lincoln Public Schools in Lincoln, Nebraska. During this episode, we spoke with Michelle about how she creates content for multiple audiences and how she applies digital citizenship when sharing health and wellness information on behalf of her school district. You can connect with Michelle on linkedinand Twitter. You can learn more about LPS Wellnessand follow them on Twitter. Be sure to follow Class Intercom on Twitter and Instagram. Subscribe to the Content Generation podcast on iTunes or Stitcher.

Erik Miller is a Nebraska-born kid who grew up being told he was unique and ‘artsy.' He followed every unique and artsy 18-year-old's dream and went to college to study business. After college, Erik got married and joined the circus. Actually, he and his wife went into full-time college ministry (Although, his parents weren't sure how that was different than the circus). During that time, he learned a lot, grew a lot and designed a lot. After having a bunch of kids, Erik finally settled down and got a "real job" as a creative director. He now operates his own company called StoryHook- a non-traditional marketing and advertising studio in Lincoln, Nebraska. During this interview, we spoke with Erik about his non-traditional career path and what it takes to craft a good story. You can connect with Storyhook on Facebook and Instagram.  Be sure to follow Class Intercom on Twitter and Instagram. Subscribe to the Content Generation podcast on iTunes or Stitcher.  

The new year often brings new content ideas. During this episode, the team at Class Intercom reflects back on 2018 and discusses what you can expect in 2019 when it comes to content strategy and marketing ideas.  Want to learn more about Class Intercom? Click HERE. Be sure to follow Class Intercom on Twitter and Instagram. Subscribe to the Content Generation podcast on iTunes or Stitcher.

Michelle DeRusha is an author, free-lance writer and content creator. She blogs at MichelleDeRusha.com and is the author of four books. During this episode, we spoke with Michelle about the writing process and how she stays organized.  You can connect with Michelle on her blog, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Be sure to follow Class Intercom on Twitter and Instagram. Subscribe to the Content Generation podcast on iTunes or Stitcher.

Tonight we had a great conversation with Taylor Siebert http://twitter.com/taylorsiebert on how he went from ceiling insulation to providing a place for students across the country to share the content they are creating. Taylor is incredibly insightful about the attributes that have made both of his businesses, Striv http://striv.tv and Class Intercom http://classintercom.com, successful, as well as the people that were instrumental in his life leading up to this point. Sharing is caring: My Names Not Hungry https://twitter.com/namesnothungry  Go Vote! https://www.vote.org/polling-place-locator/  Subscribed: https://www.amazon.com/s/?ie=UTF8&keywords=subscribed+book&tag=googhydr-20&index=aps&hvadid=258011030594&hvpos=1t2&hvnetw=g&hvrand=12072892831590856390&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=e&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=1021609&hvtargid=kwd-461241640229&ref=pd_sl_6ehogi1kab_e_p38 

Danielle Chaney is Nebraska-based copywriter and strategist who has helped a variety of small and large companies increase awareness of their brand/product(s), grow target audience(s), and generate sales using traditional and digital channels. She is currently the Content & Client Strategy Manager at Social Assurance, a financial software and marketing company located in Lincoln, Nebraska. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her family, cooking, and traveling.   You can find her onTwitterand LinkedIn.   Be sure to follow Class Intercom on Twitter and Instagram. Subscribe to the Content Generation podcast on iTunes or Stitcher.

During this episode, I spoke with Taylor Siebert and Ben Pankonin, the founders of Class Intercom about #DigCitWeek and what this week means for Class Intercom. We also highlighted how our heroes in education are celebrating #DigCitWeek and what you can look forward to this fall from Class Intercom.  Resources mentioned:  Common Sense Media Digital Citizenship Week  Josh Allen's episode Heather Callihan's episode #GINWVikings Digital Citizenship Week 2018 Be sure to follow Class Intercom on Twitter and Instagram. Subscribe to the Content Generation podcast on iTunes or Stitcher.

Heather Callihan has worked in the field of education for over 21 years and today is the Technology Integration Specialist for Northwest Public Schoolsin Grand Island, Nebraska. In addition to serving as the NETABoard president, she is also a Common Sense Certified Educator and Ambassador. Heather believes learning needs to be visible and students need to master skills involving collaboration, creation, communication and critical thinking. Heather has a passion for sharing the importance of contributing to digital communities and the impact of digital leadership with students and adults. During this episode, we spoke with Heather about having a creator vs. consumer mindset and how "digital safety" has evolved into "digital citizenship." Heather shared about how she uses Class Intercom to encourage content creation while safely moderating student generated content. You can connect with Heather on Twitter. Check out what Northwest Public Schools is doing on Facebook, Twitterand Instagram. Be sure to follow Class Intercom on Twitter and Instagram. Subscribe to the Content Generation podcast on iTunes or Stitcher.

Gretchen Garrison is a teacher, blogger and author. Starting her blog, Odyssey Through Nebraska, came about when she realized that not all area families were exploring the Nebraska places that she and her kids tended to frequent. Detour Nebraska is Gretchen's book which inspired by her blog and was published last year. During this conversation, I spoke with Gretchen about her blog, her book deal and what advice she has for creating meaningful content. You can connect with Gretchen on Facebookand Twitter. Be sure to follow Class Intercom on Twitter and Instagram. Subscribe to the Content Generation podcast on iTunes or Stitcher.

Josh Allen is the Technology Integration Specialist for Lewis Central Community Schoolsin Council Bluffs, IA. In addition, he manages the LewisCentralCSD social media profiles for the district. He is a former president of the Nebraska Educational Technology Association (NETA) and co-host of the Dads in Ed podcast. During this episode, I spoke with Josh about his role at Lewis Central Community Schools and how interns at his school are creating meaningful content. You can find Lewis Central Community Schools on Facebook, Twitterand Instagram. Be sure to follow Josh on Twitterand subscribe to his podcast. Be sure to follow Class Intercom on Twitter and Instagram. Subscribe to the Content Generation podcast on iTunes or Stitcher.

Kelly Mosier is the current Head of Programming for in the media division at Hudl, a sports software company that build's coaching and evaluation tools to help teams win. In that role he helps guide the original content and builds the strategy for Hudl to engage with their users and a large community audience on social media as well as inside of the Hudl platform. Prior to Hudl, Mosier was the Assistant Athletic Director for Creative and Emerging Media at the University of Nebraska Athletic Department where he oversaw the development of a staff of creatives to help guide Nebraska's efforts in fan engagement and recruiting across Nebraska's 23 varsity sports. The Creative and Emerging Media Department oversaw video and graphic design elements with a digital first emphasis for engaging the 13-34 demographic. Mosier also served as the Production Coordinator at HuskerVision where he served as a senior producer for Nebraska's football, men's basketball, volleyball and baseball game day and TV show productions. A graduate of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Mosier also received his Master of Arts in Journalism and Mass Communications where he researched the early days of Twitter as a sports community that fans used to engage with their favorite teams. During this episode, I spoke with Kelly about his career journey, digital citizenship and what advice he has for students about creating meaningful content. You can find Hudl on Facebook, Instagramand Twitter. And you can connect with Kelly on Twitterand Instagram. Be sure to follow Class Intercom on Twitter and Instagram. Subscribe to the Content Generation podcast on iTunes or Stitcher.

During this episode, I spoke with local meteorologist and social media expert, Rusty Dawkins. Rusty is currently the Social Media Manager at the Arbor Day Foundation. We spoke about the early days of social media and how he works with a team to create meaningful content for the Arbor Day Foundation. You can follow Rusty on Twitterand Facebook. Be sure to follow Class Intercom on Twitterand Instagram. Subscribe to the Content Generation podcast on iTunes or Stitcher.

Class Intercom's cofounders share their stories of helping students to become content creators for their school. Taylor Siebert and Ben Pankonin knew they wanted to make an impact by helping educators to get students involved, while improving school communication. Be sure to follow Class Intercom on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.   

Tiffany Verzal is co-founder of V2 Content based in Lincoln, Nebraska. Tiffany is primarily a producer and editor, but is passionate about telling stories. During this episode, we spoke about Tiffany's career journey and the type of content she and her husband produce including a show for Fox Sports.  You can connect with Tiffany on Twitter or Instagram. Be sure to follow Class Intercom on Twitterand Instagram. Subscribe to the Content Generation podcast on iTunes or Stitcher.

For episode 28, Taylor is joined by Clay Reisler, the Digital Learning Specialist at Pulaski High School, in the Polka Captial of the world, Pulaski, Wisconsin. Clay uses social media and technology to connect with the world, individualize instruction, innovate classrooms with technology and to support 70 teachers and administration to tell stories. He has created a great resource for his district and beyond with his Twitter and Instagram accounts, along with his Youtube channel, blog, iPaddiction and podcast, EdVanage.  Clay has cultivated a strong storytelling movement at Pulaski using Class Intercom and use of their Twitter hashtag, #radarstrong. He tells his students, “This isn’t our high school," meaning it’s not our adult's high school. "It's your high school and it’s yours to tell the story, so get after it!”  He also emphasizes the importance of the "4 C's": Collaboration, critical thinking,  creation, and communication.  He states,"It’s everything that drives us. That’s better than any multiple choice test.”  Clay is a great example of a leader who is using social media to positively impact the world. We hope you enjoy this conversation with him. Connect with Clay: https://twitter.com/RecessDuty https://www.instagram.com/clayreisler/ http://www.clayreisler.com/

For episode 26, Taylor is joined by Laura Kroll, the K-12 Principal and Assistant Volleyball Coach at Exeter-Milligan Public Schools. Laura knows the ins and outs of education in a small school from her 26 years of experience as a teacher, instructional coach and principal. She shares insight into how she maximizes the opportunity in a small school by consistently tweeting words of encouragement at 7 a.m., creating an in-school challenge and reward for teachers and students to discover new ideas on Twitter and how to build an online professional network. Laura believes in digital citizenship and sharing stories. She states,"The future is making connections and knowing how to responsibly use technology. It's a disservice if you are not promoting your school on social media and getting students involved that way." We hope you enjoy this conversation with Laura. Connect with Laura:  https://twitter.com/Mandery https://www.instagram.com/laurakroll_mandery/ For more information about Class Intercom visit http://www.classintercom.com

For episode 25, Taylor is joined by Andy Ohlson, the K-12 Media Specialist and Technology Coordinator at Axtell Community School.  Andy has a degree in Secondary FCS and Mathematics and soon-to-be Masters in Instructional Technology. Andy shares his experience with social media in a rural school and how Twitter's trending hashtag #StealEDU has allowed him to gather new ideas for his classroom. Andy also gives great advice for rural schools who are still working to incorporate social media into their school. We hope you enjoy this conversation with Andy! Connect with Andy: https://twitter.com/anohls311 https://twitter.com/axtellwildcats https://www.facebook.com/axtellwildcats/ For more information about Class Intercom visit http://classintercom.com

Welcome to season 2, episode 20 of the Class Intercom Engage in Your School’s Story podcast! We are excited to share our interview with Brandon Mowinkel. He is the High School principal at Milford Public Schools and is very involved with sharing the Milford story on Social media. Brandon is the Nebraska State Association of Secondary School Principals President and the 2017 NSASSP Principal of the Year. Brandon talks at length about uncovering the history of the Milford Eagles and how he’s trying to tell it going forward, using social media to share what's going on inside Milford Public Schools.  He states, “There are pros and cons to any social media...but it’s not going away. You have got to teach responsibility in using social media…” Brandon shares his excitement with Class Intercom and how his students are able to have a voice on Milford Public Schools social media platforms. We are excited to share Brandon's story and how he's helping Milford share their story on social media. Connect with Brandon: http://twitter.com/bmowinkel http://twitter.com/milfordeagles https://www.facebook.com/milford.eagles/ http://instagram.com/milfordpublicschools

Welcome to season 2, episode 14 of the Engage in Your School’s Story podcast. Host Taylor Siebert has a special guest, Ben Pankonin of Lincoln, Nebraska. Ben is the founder of a few companies, including Social Assurance, which works with banks and their social media marketing, and one with your very own, Taylor Siebert, on Class Intercom. Ben shares his expertise on the new life of entrepreneurship and how to bring young people into this growing environment while touching on the importance of community and creating purposeful content. Ben shares the backstory of Class Intercom, what it is and how it developed, and an inside to the relationship between Taylor and Ben. We are excited to share our conversation with Ben and his expertise in the marketing and entrepreneurial world. Connect with Ben online: https://twitter.com/benpankonin https://twitter.com/SocialAssurance https://socialassurance.com/ https://classintercom.com

Welcome to our tenth episode of the Class Intercom Engage in Your School’s Story podcast! Host Taylor Siebert is joined by the Communication and Marketing Coordinator at Grand Island Public Schools, Jack Sheard. Jack is a long time journalist and joined the staff at GIPS five years ago. He has been helping share the #WeAreGIPS story through Facebook and Twitter for the district that represents over 9,000 students. We are excited to share our conversation with Jack and how Purple and Gold has become apart of his story. Connect with Jack online: https://twitter.com/jacksheard https://twitter.com/GIPublicSchools https://www.facebook.com/GrandIslandPublicSchools/ https://www.instagram.com/gipublicschools/ Learn more about Class Intercom at http://classintercom.com

Welcome to our ninth episode of the Class Intercom Engage in Your School's Story podcast! Host Taylor Siebert is joined by the Business teacher at Litchfield High School (MN), Justin Wittrock. Justin has been at Litchfield for 11 years as an innovative business teacher and coach. He does a great job of empowering his students in and outside of his classroom. We are excited to share our conversation with Justin and how he's using Class Intercom in his classes! Connect with Justin online: https://twitter.com/WittyInS104 https://twitter.com/GoLHSDragons https://www.facebook.com/GoLHSDragons/

In our fifth episode of the Engage in Your School's Story podcast we chat with Principal, Cameron Hudson of High Plains Community Schools, Polk, NE. Cameron is a rural Nebraska administrator who was recently named the winner of NETA’s 2017 Excellence in Leading with Technology Award. Sharing the Storm story and empowering students on social media is something he is very passionate about at High Plains. We hope you enjoy our conversation with Cameron! We talk with Cameron about how they are addressing Digital Citizenship, the benefits of using social media from an admin perspective, what it meant to him and the school to win the NETA award and how he is empowering the students at HPC on social media. Connect with Cameron: Twitter: https://twitter.com/c_hudson5 Learn more about Class Intercom and schedule a demo to see how you can Engage in Your School's story!

In our fourth episode of the Engage in Your School's Story podcast we chat with Principal/AD, Tim Huls of Hampton Public School in Hampton, NE. Tim is a rural Nebraska administrator who is always looking to give his students new learning opportunities and share the Hawks story. We talk with Tim about how his perspective of social media has changed over the years, the importance of sharing their school's story, student voice and digital citizenship and his involvement with Mike Smith LIVE and The BAY. Connect with Tim: Web: http://timhuls.blogspot.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/TimmyHuls Learn more about Class Intercom and schedule a demo to see how you can Engage in Your School's story!

In our third episode of the Engage in Your School's Story podcast we cross the Missouri river and are joined by Technology Integration Specialist, Josh Allen, at Lewis Central Community Schools in Council Bluffs, Iowa. Josh is the NETA board’s Past-President, host of the Dads in Ed podcast, and was the co-founder of EdCamp Omaha. We talk with Josh about starting EdCamp Omaha, his first tweet in 2007, sharing the Lewis Central story on social media and hosting the Dads in Ed podcast. Connect with Josh: Web: http://joshallen.postach.io/ Twitter: http://twitter.com/j_allen Flipboard: https://flipboard.com/@joshallen Learn more about Class Intercom and schedule a demo to see how you can Engage in Your School's story!

In our second episode of the Engage in Your School's Story podcast we are joined by Tech Integration Specialist, Craig Badura, at Aurora Public Schools in Aurora, Nebraska. We talk with Craig about his first tweet in 2009, documenting over creating, Digital Citizenship + more! Craig is one of the leaders on tech education and digital citizenship in the country. He has over 10.5k followers on Twitter and over 1.3k on Instagram. He’s a NETA board member. Sharing his story and the #aurorahuskies story is in his DNA. Connect with Craig: Web: http://www.craigbadura.com/ Twitter: http://twitter.com/mrbadura Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mrbadura/ Snapchat: "cbadgolf" Learn more about Class Intercom and schedule a demo to see how you can Engage in Your School's story!

In the first episode of the Engage in Your School's Story podcast we had the privilege to chat with Tech Integrationist, Heather Callihan, at Northwest Public Schools in Grand Island, Nebraska. Heather has been helping share the Vikings story for four years and has been one of the leading educators in the state of Nebraska on Digital Citizenship. We talk about how Northwest is sharing their story through social media, empowering students, digital citizenship and advice for your school to get started with social media. Learn more about Class Intercom on our website at http://classintercom.com.