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HIGHER EDUCATION SUMMIT ’13: ENGAGE. TRANSFORM. SUCCEED. Tuesday, June 25, 2013 Wayne State University Detroit, MI Higher Education Summit

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Two years ago the Tuck School of Business rolled out Chatter to its MBA students and staff. Now it is the preferred method of communication for all student clubs, all career services communications, and increasingly for academic use. Rebecca Joffrey has been actively involved in this roll-out, from the initial launch, through early hiccups, to what is now a stable and successful platform that takes on much of Tuck’s internal communications and collaboration. This session is a chance to learn from Tuck’s experience, including what to do (and what not to do) in terms of roll-out and student uptake.

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HIGHER EDUCATION SUMMIT ’13: ENGAGE. TRANSFORM. SUCCEED.

Tuesday, June 25, 2013 Wayne State University

Detroit, MI

Higher Education Summit

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HIGHER EDUCATION SUMMIT ’13: ENGAGE. TRANSFORM. SUCCEED.

Presented by Rebecca Joffrey

Using Collaboration to Create Communities

@RebeccaJoffrey “Living in the Feed”

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Using Chatter with Students

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250 students in a class

70% alumni giving rate

#1 in employment success

About Tuck

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We had a communication problem

Career “Office”

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1.  Everyone has ≠ goals with ≠ needs on a ≠ timeline

2.  It’s hard to collect and track information

3.  Knowledge gained in each job search is lost

4.  No clarity until it’s all over

Why are Job Searches Hard?

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Personalized Information Feed

Job Search “Social Profile”

Corporate Relations Portal

The job search is social

Alumni and Peer Collaboration

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What happened?

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1. More Unified Career Experience

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On-boarding Clubs

Projects

Treks

Research Centers Cross-Dartmouth

2. Group Explosion

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3. Job Search Collaboration

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1.  Say what you want to say, when you want to say it 2.  Allow students to self-organize 3.  Reach targeted groups of students 4.  Track membership (and interests) 5.  See who’s in charge 6.  Give your communications a “face” 7.  ‘Listen’ in addition to talking 8.  Find documents (get rid of shared drives) 9.  Locate historic information 10.  Loop in alumni and staff 11.  Reduce email!

Why Chatter?

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YEAR 1 Onboarding class, mandating

career club usage

YEAR 2 Club ‘websites’, seeding

leadership, company pages

YEAR 3 Full student adoption

Chatter Adoption Timeline

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HIGHER EDUCATION SUMMIT ’13: ENGAGE. TRANSFORM. SUCCEED. Understanding

what we do

Logistics

Skill building

Relationships

Previous year’s communication

1 2 3 4

5 6 7 8

9 10

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7 Keys to Success 1.  Let student champions be the voice of change

2.  Emphasize that email is not the future

3.  Articulate where Chatter fits with other tools

4.  Get student club buy-in 5.  Ask departments to use Chatter to create an internal

‘website’

6.  Content is king, ‘likes’ are queen

7.  Be patient and talk to other schools for ideas and support

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Everything You Need to Plan & Manage Your Career Search

Guided Discovery ü Everything in one place ü Easy to find

Rally the school ü Collaboration ü Personalized information

feed

Track progress ü Provide a clear picture of where they are and

how they will fare ü Build new levels of customer understanding

CRM

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HIGHER EDUCATION SUMMIT ’13: ENGAGE. TRANSFORM. SUCCEED.

Thank You