Monday, November 13, 2006
Josh Hallett explains ILPL
The Grady College, or more specifically our PR sequence, was fortunate today to host Josh Hallett, who spoke to a few classes today, including my section of PR Communication, which combined with Kaye Trammell's section and Ruthann Lariscy's massive Intro class filled a 300-plus person room to the rafters.
Josh spoke via Webcast to another group of my students earlier this year, and I read his blog regularly, but nonetheless I learned something new in his ugly (he said it first) acronym: ILPL.
Organizations, he says, can Ignore, Listen, Participate or Lead. When it comes to social media, I would give the same advice to my students!
Josh spoke via Webcast to another group of my students earlier this year, and I read his blog regularly, but nonetheless I learned something new in his ugly (he said it first) acronym: ILPL.
Organizations, he says, can Ignore, Listen, Participate or Lead. When it comes to social media, I would give the same advice to my students!
// posted by Karen Miller Russell @ Monday, November 13, 2006 
"More important than the curriculum is the question of the methods of teaching and the spirit in which the teaching is given" --Bertrand Russell
