Judi Window, 311 Management Services
Kirk Membry, Moss Creek Media
Jeff McPherson, Silver Tech
July 23, 2010 "Learning Social Media: Business Style"
Nackey Loeb School of Communication
COMMENTS:
- Material was well presented
- Instructors gave clear, easy-to-understand explanations
- Instructors had good understanding of the material
- We covered a lot of ground, but I now have a really good understanding of what to do next.
- As a sole proprietor, the info covered will help me to expand my coverage of myself and my company.
- A great general overview of social media
- The variety of applications shown. Jeff’s talk on strategy was especially interesting.
- I liked the multiple instructors. Between the 3 I feel I got a balanced share of the info. Ample time for questions
- Easy to understand.
Judi Window, GSA, Inc.
Whitney Tyson, GSA, Inc.
May 11, 2010 "Keeping Volunteers Informed, Engaged, and Active through On-Line Management" NH Governor's Conference on Volunteerism: Volunteers Make It Happen
NH Technical Institure Conord NH
Comments:
"Exceeded expectations, great speaker and great subject. Might be even greater if we could use a computer room and do some hands on, this is what we really need to be doing."
"I loved the session. Judi and Whitney were energetic, knowedegeable, and enthusiastic. I learned a lot and was inspired."
"Really fantastic presenter, makes me want to volunteer for her! But I was looking for more information on the actual tools. What are the free online resources for scheduling and managing?"
"I came away with lots of ideas and people to help me with them."
"There wasn't much depth to the presentation"
"It was very helpful. I liked it when we "went live"
Judi Window, Founder, 311 MS
Erica Murphy, Community Relations, Common Man
Jeff McPherson, Director of Client Communications, Silver Tech
April 1, 2010 Marketing Association of Plymouth State University (MAPS)
Social Media Panel Discussion
Comments:
"THANK YOU for educating us! We would love to have you speak again!" Adam Tranchida, PSU
Judi Window, 311MS
March 6, 2010 Nackey Loeb School of Communication
Social Media: Just for the Fun of It!
Exit Surveys:
Liked:
"Content very useful."
"The interaction between teacher and students"
"It was informal and FUN"
"Communication skills of instructor are fantastic"
"Its value, information, presenter and Joseph"
"It was friendly and easy to understand"
"I found this class to be a good first step toward a fuller understanding of Facebook and the possible use in my office practice...and communication with everyone"
"Great overview ... made me feel more secure about my skill set"
"The informality"
"Very interactive. Willing to cover a variety of related subjects"
"Casual, plenty of time for questions"
"Very well done. Made me more aware"
"Hands-on with the computer"
"It demystified the process."
Suggested Changes:
"More one-on-one activity"
"Longer class"
"Click-by-click demonstration of FB tools"
"Ground rules for discussion student talking during class was distracting. irritating"
"Nada" (--most of the class said this)
"Walking a neophyte through step-by-step"
Judi Window, 311MS
March 3, 2010 Monadnock Travel Council
Guest Speaker: Social Media - Why?
Comments:
"Thank YOU for coming in to speak with the MTC about Social Media. Speaking as one of the "timid" people, questioning "why" social media, I feel this was a very timely talk. Your data and information about social media sure made me feel less intimidated and more anxious to get more involved. You brought the techno world of social media down to beginners level so we all could comprehend it....thanks! not every speaker can achieve that. Thanks again for your support of the MTC." Regards, Andrea Kaubris Only The Best Travel
"Thank you! It was great to have you there yesterday and your information was good for our group - so many smaller businesses that just need that push into this big world of social media. I, for one, am simply glad to know you are a resource as I navigate my way through facebook (and eventually Twitter!) Thanks again." Best, Pam Lorimer, Jack Daniels Motor Inn
Judi Window, 311MS
January 13-February 24, 2010 Nackey Loeb School of Communication
Social Media: Understanding, Planning & Incorporating
Exit Surveys:
"Class discussion/interaction"
"The material was presented in very plain talk, very easy to relate to my own needs at a comfortable pace."
"Judi was fun, energetic and gave personal perspectives."
"Instructor was interesting and great to listen to. Seemed easy to approach and friendly. Especially liked the last class with the panel."
Judi Window, 311MS
Kate Fox, Destination Salem
Juli Lederhause, Hawthorne Hotel
January 2010 - North of Boston CVB's Annual Tourism Conference
Dear Social Media Mavens—
"THANK YOU for presenting at the NBCVB’s Annual Tourism Conference. As you know, your session was packed with 42 attendees. The evaluations have been tallied and your session received rave reviews—an impressive overall 9.16 out of 10 rating and on a scale from 1- 5, 4.71 felt the information provided would be helpful in their business. Your individual speaking ratings were also stellar. Thank you for sharing your wisdom. Enjoy the attached conference photos—something for your blogs? With great appreciation and sincere best wishes for your continued success"
Julie McConchie, Executive Director
North of Boston Convention & Visitors Bureau
Judi Window, Granite State Ambassadors, Inc.
Robbie Grady, Goffstown Main Street
Henniker House
January 2010 - Getting Ready to Welcome Guests to our Community
General John Stark Scenic Byway Council:
About Judi: "As always, I learned a lot of new tricks whenever I get the chance to be around you, so I am personally grateful to your for sharing your knowledge. You're a great ambassador for your own organization as well as for our state!"
Robbie Grady, GJSSB Council Member & Executive Director Goffstown Main Street
Judi Window, 311MS
December 2009 - Museum Ambassadors Training - Internal Training for Museum volunteers, security, and staff
Currier Museum of Art, Manchester NH
- "Excellent presentation with understandable explanations."
- "Very nice presentation - more information that I can digest at the moment - Will need some study"
- "Thought is ws very comprehensive, as well as, stimulating for me as a museum ambassador"
Judi Window, 311MS
Tom Puskarich, Z's
Zak Normandin, zak.normandin
Bill Petersen, VicarBill
July 24 Learning Social Media - Business Style - Workshop
Nackey Loeb School of Communication, Manchester NH
July 24
I've just gone over the evaluations, which confirm what anyone watching the class today would already know...you all were a big hit. When the most repeated suggestion for improvement is that the class should have been longer, I take that as a compliment. A quick sampling:
"The workshop was superb!"
"It seemed perfect to me"
"this was great"
"Excellent info and presenters were terrific"
"One of the best (workshops) I've experienced at Nackey"
-- David Tirrell-Wysocki, Executive Director Nackey S. Loeb School of Communications
Judi Window
"Introduction to Using Social Media"
May 12 NH Governor's Conference on Volunteerism, Concord NH
May 18 - Exit Survey - "Judi was engaging. Thought it would have been nice to have a "sample" of how to create an account with Facebook & Twitter but overall wonderful presentation."
Dr. Peter Tarlow
May 6 "Customer Service in a Period of Rocky Economic Times"
NH Governor's Conference on Tourism, Waterville Valley NH
May 8 - Mel Borin, Latitude 43 Charters - "Thanks for the wonderful presentation at the Travel Council. It was enjoyable, enlightening and informative."
Judi Window
March 17 Rochester Main Street Sidewalk Talk, Rochester NH
March 17 - @chipnoon: "Just got back from Sidewalk Talk; Judi Window spoke on social media; many comments: "that was the best ST we've had!" Thanks so much, Judi!"
Judi Window
Feb 26 Antrim Chamber Dinner, Antrim NH
March 14 - Terry Cutter: "Just wanted to Thank you for speaking at our Annual Dinner. You have a strong passion for social networking. Since the meeting I have noticed more articles and conversation about Facebook, Twitter etc. You are right, we need to get involved with it today or catch up later. Again Thank you for the valuable insight. Please forward me your mailing address for the dinosaur left in me. Thanks Again"