My interview with @DeanElmore on Friday, May 21st went very well. We had 90 unique viewers watch at least part of the interview live on Ustream and since then 30 more have watched at least part of the recording. This was my first time conducting any type of interview live over the internet and I learned a lot through the process (yes, this will be a future blog post).
Below is a link to a transcript of the entire interview with @DeanElmore as well as a copy of the #SA30 transcript from the backchannel conversation that took place during the interview. I hope this helps paint a picture of the learning that happened by those watching and by those creating conversations on Twitter. It was a very cool experience to be a part of.
Conversation Transcript for #SA30
Thanks again to @DeanElmore for his time and dedication to technology and Student Affairs, as well as to @MikeJHamilton for helping behind the scenes. I’m hoping that this can become a regular series of video interviews!
Who do you want me to interview next? What are your tips for conducting a live, streaming video knowing that you’ll want to record the conversation and have it transcripted?
If you want to watch the entire interview, please do so below!
Video Interview with Dean Kenn Elmore by Ed Cabellon on Vimeo.
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“A Call to Action: Higher Education, Student Affairs and the Integration of Social Media: A Live Video Interview With Dean Kenn Elmore”
Friday, May 21, 2010 from 1:00pm – 2:00pm EST
Broadcasted over Ustream: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/student-affairs-3-0
Video Hashtag: #SA30
Find out more about Kenn at his Boston University DOS Blog.
I hope you’ll join me for this exciting interview with one of Student Affairs’ trailblazing leaders in Web 2.0 / Student Life Integration. @MikeJHamilton is helping me out running operations for the interview!
What questions do you have for @DeanElmore? Please leave them in the comment section and I’ll try to incorporate it during the interview!
Bio: Kenneth Elmore has been Dean of Students at Boston University since 2003. A native of Brooklyn, New York, Dean Elmore has over twenty years of experience in higher education administration. Dean Elmore has experience in orientation programs, student activities, and residence life. He also practiced law in the Boston area.
Dean Elmore is especially interested in issues surrounding community development and social justice, and seeks to motivate students to explore such topics through programming and initiatives sponsored by his office.
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I love this Ed! One question I didn't get to ask the Dean when I interviewed him was how he measures the success (or lack of) of his social networking activities. I will be watching! Good luck!