Next week I will be giving two talks at the National Conference on Student Recruitment, Marketing and Retention in Denver. The first is called “Going Mobile: An Introduction to the Mobile Web” where I will talk about the huge paradigm shift that is underway. To paraphrase Tomi Ahonen – “mobile is as different from the  Read more »

Tuesday, June 14, 2011 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm (eastern) Originating from the 2011 Penn State Web Conference HashTag  #hesms Come join me for the 3rd annual Higher Education Social Media Summit where we will be discussing the challenges and opportunities of utilizing social media in higher education. The format will be much different than  Read more »

I’m looking forward to attending my 3rd jboye conference on May 3-5 in Philadelphia where I will be giving the opening keynote in the higher education track with my talk called It’s the End of the Web as We Know It (And I Feel Fine!). As I explain in the video clip below, the main  Read more »

Last week I was in Aarhus Denmark for the J Boye Conference and it was everything I expected and more. For me this conference is a perfect compliment to the conferences I attend that focus  exclusively on higher education. Here are my highlights and key takeaways: Eric Karjaluoto gave the keynote on day one on  Read more »

I will be teaching a three hour workshop next month on “Creating a Comprehensive Social Media Framework”  at the 2010 eduWEB conference which is being held July 26-28, 2010 in Chicago.  I have worked with dozens of colleges and universities across the globe on their social media efforts. I plan on sharing these experiences and  Read more »

The Cluetrain Stops at Higher Ed, Will Anyone Take Delivery? Presentation Materials PowerPoint Presentation (16 MB) delicious.com/markgr/cluetrain twitter.com/markgr Contact Information Mark Greenfield Director of Web Services Mail Drop: 109 Norton Hall Office Location: 454 Porter Hall State University of New York at Buffalo Buffalo, N.Y. 14260 Phone: (716)645-2811 Fax: (716)645-7761 Email: markgr@buffalo.edu Abstract The Cluetrain  Read more »