21 Reasons Your Content Should Be Great After FlBlogCon William Jackson #MyQuestToTeach FlBlogCon Education Speaker 2014 Being great on Social Media is not a thing of chance, it is the ability to be comfortable in your digital life as a content creator, digital innovator, thought leader, graphic artist, […]
Read more "Guest Post via @wmjackson: 21 Reasons Your Content Should Be Great After FlBlogCon"Authors Should Understand the Value of Their Brands by William Jackson, My Quest to Teach and Regina Edwards, Authors Roundtable The Jacksonville Public Library’s “Authors Roundtable” meets monthly at the Highlands Branch of the Jacksonville Public Library. William Jackson of My Quest to Teach presented the use of Social Media platforms and tools to […]
Read more "Guest Post via @wmjackson: Authors Should Understand the Value of Their Brands"Caution for Teachers That Blog In The Digital Age by William Jackson, M.Ed. #MyQuestToTeach Many teachers believe they have the absolute First Amendment right to post anything they want on social networking sites, including party pix and diatribes about the boss. After all, they’re on their own time and using their own […]
Read more "Guest Post via @wmjackson: Caution for Teachers That Blog In The Digital Age"B.O.N.D. Back To School Bash in Partnership with The i.W.A.N.N.A. Project and My Quest To Teach Prevent Bullying in Schools – Empowering Students and Parents by William Jackson, Edited by Ale’ta Turner The issue of bullying is a danger that influences the physical, mental and emotional security that disrupts the culture of […]
Read more "Guest Post via @wmjackson: Preventing Bullying In School – Preparing Students and Parents"Reading is Fundamentally Fun and Powerful by William (Coach) Jackson and Nancy (Fancy Nancy) Rentz (Media Specialists) “There are only two lasting bequests we can hope to give our children. One of these is roots; the other, wings.” Hodding Carter The celebration of reading is special—storybooks ranging from the Cat In The Hat, High School […]
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Read more "Guest Post via @wmjackson: Reading is Fundamentally Fun and Powerful"Higher Education Students – Build Your Brand and Build Your Impressions by William Jackson, My Quest To Teach #MyQuestToTeach #MQTT Before higher education students can start their careers, the reality is they cannot wait until graduation week or even after graduation to build a brand or create favorable impressions. The process of building a brand […]
Read more "Guest Post via @wmjackson: Higher Education Students – Build Your Brand and Build Your Impressions"Advocating for Kids Camp at WordCamp Calgary, Canada by William Jackson, #MyQuestToTeach WordCamp Speaker, Volunteer, Advocate, Blogger, Organizer WordCamp Calgary was surrounded by mountains that take your breath away. The scenery could not properly be captured in photos or video to truly display the splendor and magnificence of natural formations reaching thousands of feet into […]
Read more "Guest Post via @wmjackson: Advocating for Kids Camp at WordCamp Calgary, Canada"WordCamp Jacksonville An International Conference of Technology and Diversity by William Jackson #MyQuestToTeach WordCamp Jacksonville was well-attended by participants and speakers as far away as Nigeria, Miami, Georgia, and several Midwestern states. The excitement of sharing the growth of web development, digital platforms, and tools directly related to content creation and web development shows […]
Read more "Guest Post via @wmjackson: WordCamp Jacksonville – An International Conference of Technology and Diversity"The Alphabet of Being An African Blogger by William Jackson, M.Ed. My Quest To Teach – #MyQuestToTeach “African’s must accept and embrace they are valuable content creators and have a voice that should be heard on a global digital scale.” William Jackson, M.Ed. 2018 Ideas shared as a Professor of technology, WordCamp speaker, WordCamp organizer/volunteer […]
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