Educatedc on social media

The Perennial Plate

2012-05-25T17:53:41Z

Congratulations to Daniel and Mirra for delivering great content, thought and living leadership to thousands of people. We are all proud of your work and success.

The team at Educated Change

Dinner Debate at TGOV2012 Brunel University

2012-05-09T09:33:00Z

Dinner Prezi and videos

CEO of Educated Change Peter Klein speaks at Brunel Business School

2012-05-08T06:50:53Z

Peter Klein the CEO of Educated Change to speak May 8th 2012 at the Brunel Business School at the T4Gov conference. His talk will address Crowd Sourcing and Social Networking with a focus on the financial crises and how it could be solved by the crowd, technology and a change in what people will accecpt.

How do you get your picture in Times Square

2012-05-06T07:43:55Z

Write a book about the New CFO, have ideas in the book that people can use and don't try to do it yourself, bring together other great people; David C. Nagel, Robert Lippert, Professor Nigel Slack

Liz Mellon Duke University

Great job on this video

2012-05-05T08:32:56Z

A 3-minute journey through the last 250 years of our history, from the start of the Industrial Revolution to the Rio+20 Summit. The film charts the growth of humanity into a global force on an equivalent scale to major geological processes

The Mobile App and your phone

2012-04-27T14:43:10Z

The folks at CultureLabel.com help us understand why we need our brand to be on the mobile phone.

Exam Time at Brunel

2012-04-26T14:36:58Z

Teacher Cartoon by Andertoons

T Government Assembly

2012-04-26T13:36:37Z

The CEO Peter Klein is speaking at:

The Information Systems Evaluation and Integration Group (ISEing ) is proud to organise and have Peter Klein of Educated Chage address the issues of social networking:

tGovernment Workshop 2012 (tGov2012)
May 8th - 9th, 2012
Business School, Brunel Univeristy, West London, UB8 3PH, United Kingdom.

On May 9th, tGov Workshop 2012 will host a networking event for the EU eGovPoliNet project where delegates will have the oppportunity to meet international reseachers and practitioners to share insights from practical cases around the world and advance research in the field of e-Government.

Learning to Drive

2012-04-18T11:33:52Z

Usually, you find two approaches when you're trying to get help with social media and social marketing, you pay for social media training, from a few hundred dollars to several thousand, or you hire a specialist, a PR firm or social media consultant to take care of all of your social marketing needs, tweeting, posting, blogging, etc. The second kind of client can be great for obvious reasons, a recurring revenue stream from a client who really doesn't have the time or the interest in the nuances of social media.

That's not acceptable for the person who wants to "learn to drive" nor does it fully maximise the social networking opportunity, creating an authentic and engaging persona and building organic on-line relationships.

We think the "Learning to Drive" analogy is perfect. If you're always sitting in the back seat, reading the paper, you'll never learn to drive. If you have one or two lessons then take the wheel, solo, on a busy street, you're almost sure to wind up in a ditch, literally or figuratively - if not worse.

As "digital player-coaches", we work closely with executives, entertainers, sports personalities and businesses, who want to learn the ropes over an extended period of time. Together we build the road map, "the Social Marketing Plan" and we let our clients take the driver's seat gradually, as and when they're ready while staying close by - in the front seat! - pointing out the ditches, the shortcuts and the clear motorways before they've passed by, always ready to take the wheel when required.

Of course, if you prefer a chauffeur, we can do that too!

Best way to change thinking I have seen in a long time

2012-02-17T17:19:28Z