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Did you enjoy the guest posts last week?  I enjoyed taking a week off blogging, although I still had to manage and publish everything, but still…  This contest has been a smashing success beyond anything I could have imagined, but now it’s time for YOU to vote on who you want to see continue to blog on .eduGuru on a regular basis.

How Do I Vote

I created a little survey to let you vote for up to three of your favorite guest bloggers.  The second page of the survey is completely voluntary, but we would love for you to give us some feedback about the experience of the site and some ideas we have going forward.  Because it’s a survey yes you could go vote as many times as you want, but we are going to hold everyone on the honor system to just vote once.  Voting closes Midnight Saturday November 29th, so you have plenty of time to reread the posts and even do some digging on each blogger if you so choose.  Right now I don’t know how many winners we will have, hoping to see how the voting goes, but I know we will add more than one person to the team.

Vote for your favorite Bloggers: .eduGuru Blogger(s) Search
Voting Closed

Winners will be announced December 1st.  Thank you for your support.

Quick Recap of our Guest Bloggers

1. Top Down and Bottom Up: Integrating Grassroots and Social Media Efforts
   Director of Web CommunicationA. Krywosa, Director of Web Communication at Suffolk University
   Blog Viraligious©
   Networking TwitterLinkedIn and Facebook

2. Xenu: Not just for Broken Links.
   Chris Falzone, Web Developer at Edinboro University
   Personal blog
   Networking Twitter and LinkedIn

3. Writing content to the lowest common denominator??
   George Sackett, Content Supervisor in the Community Relations office of St. Louis Community College
   Networking Twitter and LinkedIn

4. Change Is Not an Administrative Policy. It’s a Social Movement.
   Technology Training, Technology Training Coordinator for Penn State University Libraries
   Blog In Clear Text
   Networking TwitterLinkedInFacebook and SlideShare

5. Marketing to the Village
   Eduardo Merille, Associate Director of Marketing at Florida International University
   Personal blog
   Networking TwitterFacebook and LinkedIn

6. Do Numbers Have Enough Value?
   Director of Web Communication, Director of Web Communication & Strategic Projects at the State University of New York at New Paltz
   Networking TwitterLinkedIn and Facebook

7. Help Me, Help You: Keeping your edge in High Ed
   Jonathan Steffens, Internet Adminstrator Expert at the University of Missouri
   Blog Vagabond by Nature
   Networking TwitterLinkedIn, and Flickr

8. I had dinner with Chris Brogan: Real implications for social media
   Kathleen VanderVelde, Communications Manager at Davenport University
   Blogs davenblogger & Things I’ve Seen
   Networking Twitter and LinkedIn

9. Why Do We Fall Down? So That We Can Learn How to Pick Our Self Up!
   Paul Prewitt , Electronic Communications Coordinator at the University of Arkansas Alumni Association
   Blog Draftmotif
   Networking Twitter and LinkedIn

10. Tracking Flash Interaction with Google Analytics
    Associate Director, Associate Director of Web Communications at Wayne State University
    Blogs Web Communications Blog,  EDU Checkup, and personal blog
    Networking Twitter and LinkedIn