I have been a part of the affiliate marketing network for about 6 months now, but being at Affiliate Summit changes that experience. Now there are faces and stories that literally flesh out twitter handles and blog posts. This is a community that is always tweaking, always searching, always challenging themselves toward something new. That […]
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The meet market can certainly be overwhelming if you’re a newcomer, but if you know what you are looking for, then it is easy to navigate to the merchants and agencies that can help you out. If you don’t have an idea about what you’re looking for, then it can be a stressful experience. All
I just attended Vinny O’Hare’s session at ASW12,which was incredible. Vinny is what is good about affiliate marketing. He’s 10 years of experience in the industry and could easy capitalize on the information that he has gleaned, up he chooses to share it to help other affiliates (even giving a take home suggestion to analyze
Before heading to ASW, I was nervous. Breaking into a new field is never easy and I was uncertain what to expect as I met the people who I’ve been reading and tweeting for the past six months. What I found was a community that was tight knit, but at the same time interested in
I’ll be getting up at my old teacher’s time tomorrow morning to head to ASW12. I’ve listened to podcasts. I’ve synced my iPad and iPhone. Here we go!
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I’m amazed at how many times I am asked to rate a new app or vote for Crunchies. Why does my opinion matter so much (not saying I’m not flattered)? The industry is depending on customer input in order to make their products better. I wonder what would happen if teachers started employing this method.
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Twitter has been blowing up because the No Child Left Behind Act is turing 10 on Saturday. Education Week has put together a powerful compilation piece that relays the feelings surrounding this controversial legislation. So where has this piece of legislation that promised so much left us? Behind. And actually that’s exactly what it was intended to
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As a reading teacher, this graphic was essential in detecting and dissecting disconnects with students who were struggling readers. Understanding that there are three distinct cueing systems that work together to help readers make meaning, if a student was struggling to make meaning that means there was one cueing system that needed strengthening. Helping to
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I love reading young adult literature. There is so much depth and insight packed into each page. I just finished reading The Skin I’m In by Sharon Flake and I wasn’t disappointed. I have heard so many schools talk about “cyberbullying” and preparing students for defending themselves online or even using “cyberbulling” as a reason
When schools and classrooms open themselves up to new possibilities, students respond by exceeding our expectations. Case and point: student blogs. What does blogging have to offer that’s so revolutionary? I often remind people who are looking in from outside the district with skepticism, envy (or both) at our technology use, the ultimate goal is not to have
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