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Seger, Jamie; Hill, Paul; Stafne, Eric; Swadley, Emy – Journal of Extension, 2017
The eXtension Educational Technology Learning Network (EdTechLN) has found Twitter to be an effective form of informal communication for routinely engaging network members. Twitter chats provide Extension professionals an opportunity to reach and engage one other. As the EdTechLN's experimentation with Twitter chats has demonstrated, the use of…
Descriptors: Extension Education, Network Analysis, Social Networks, Educational Technology
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Hill, Paul; Swadley, Emy; Esplin, Kaleb – Journal of Extension, 2017
Crowdfunding is a new tool available for Extension professionals and their clients to use to creatively offset the abatement of traditional funding sources. A fund-raising campaign can be set up in minutes, as demonstrated by the work of the 4-H members profiled in this article. Whether there is a need for new equipment or added help for a special…
Descriptors: Extension Education, Fund Raising, Financial Support, Finance Reform
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Francis, Dave; Hill, Paul; Graham, Dallini; Swadley, Emy; Esplin, Kaleb – Journal of Extension, 2017
As traditional face-to-face Extension office interactions are supplanted by online education options, the makerspace offers a venue for authentic engagement between Extension and the community. In makerspaces, learners make and learn from one another in a cooperative learning environment. Through involvement in the maker movement, Extension has an…
Descriptors: Extension Education, Cooperative Learning, Educational Environment, Workstations
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Hill, Paul; MacArthur, Stacey; Read, Nick – Journal of Extension, 2014
Effective Internet search skills are essential with the continually increasing amount of information available on the Web. Extension personnel are required to find information to answer client questions and to conduct research on programs. Unfortunately, many lack the skills necessary to effectively navigate the Internet and locate needed…
Descriptors: Internet, Online Searching, Search Engines, Extension Education
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Hill, Paul – Journal of Extension, 2013
To better comprehend the needs of your clientele and colleagues, it is essential to use survey website applications. Doing so will help you become more efficient in obtaining constructive, timely feedback in order to adjust programming, therefore optimizing the impacts of Extension activities. Citing the most influential survey experts both in and…
Descriptors: Feedback (Response), Extension Education, Online Surveys, Web Sites
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Hill, Paul; Mills, Rebecca; Peterson, GaeLynn; Smith, Janet – Journal of Extension, 2013
The use of smartphones has drastically increased in recent years, heralding an explosion in the use of QR codes. The black and white square barcodes that link the physical and digital world are everywhere. These simple codes can provide many opportunities to connect people in the physical world with many of Extension online resources. The…
Descriptors: Extension Education, Technology Uses in Education, Coding, Handheld Devices
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Hill, Paul; Rader, Heidi B.; Hino, Jeff – Journal of Extension, 2012
For Extension's unbiased, research-based content to be found by people searching the Internet, it needs to be organized in a way conducive to the ranking criteria of a search engine. With proper web design and search engine optimization techniques, Extension's content can be found, recognized, and properly indexed by search engines and…
Descriptors: Extension Education, Internet, Information Seeking, Web Sites