School Counseling On Air (#SCOA) Videos

I am so excited that I was able to participate in School Counseling On Air! Although I have done a webinar before and presented many times at local, state, and national conferences, I have never participated in anything like a live on air hangout. It was such a fun and different experience. It was so cool to connect with people and participate in week of live professional development for school counselors!

It is amazing to me how easy it is right now to share information with the world. I look forward to doing more live on air hangouts in the future! I would love for you to share topic ideas for hangouts you would like to see in the comment section of this post!

I am planning to do a re-cap of each of the hangouts, but for now I wanted to give you a description of all the hangouts and the link to the archived YouTube videos! All of the videos are also available on the School Counseling On Air YouTube channel.

Marketing Monday

Jeff Ream, the Counseling Geek, discusses digital stakeholder communication tools to hype up your program, including mailchimp and constant contact. Jeremy Goldman was also participated on air.



Twitter Tuesday (#SCCHAT)

Francine Sabens (@FSabens) moderated the February School Counselor Tweet Chat (#SCCHAT) on Using Data to Create Opportunities for Academic Success. 



What I Wish I Knew Wednesday

Danielle Schultz (that's me!) and Andrea Burston shared tips and information about navigating graduate school and life as a new school counselor.





Girls' Leadership Development and Resources

Julia V. Taylor discuss a variety of ways that school counselors can help girls develop critical leadership skills.



It's All About RESULTS!

Dr. Trish Hatch shares the whys and ways to measure, present and share School Counselor RESULTS!




Social Media Saturday

Dr. Erin Mason discussed how to integrate social media into our professional programs as school counselors. Daniele Schultz and Jeremy Goldman participated in the live hangout and shared ways they utilize social media.



Spreadsheet Sunday

Jeremy Goldman showed numerous ways to use spreadsheets to improve one's efficiency and effectiveness in managing a school counseling program.




Again, all of the videos are also available on the School Counseling On Air YouTube channel.

I would love to know what you thought of School Counseling On Air and what topics you would like to see as School Counseling On Air Hangouts in the future! Please comment below! :) 

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Danielle is a K-12 Certified School Counselor, Nationally Certified Counselor, and blogger at School Counselor Blog, a place where school counselors share innovative ideas, creative lesson plans, and quality resources. Connect with Danielle via email, Twitter, Pinterest, LinkedIn, Google+, and become a fan of the School Counselor Blog Facebook Page.

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