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Text your choir for free

February 25, 2010 by philip copeland Leave a Comment


A story from The Chronicle of Higher Education has me exploring another tool to communicate with my choir quickly and efficiently.  Don’t miss this.
 
Here is the article from thbroadtexter1.jpge Chronicle and here is how I announced it to my choir.  If you follow my tech presentations, this looks like the logical solution to Tatango’s move to a paid model.
 
Broadtexter is primarily used by bands as a way of communicating with their fans.  There is no reason a choir director can’t use it to communicate with her students!

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  1. James D. Feiszli says

    February 28, 2010 at 1:13 pm

    I’m proud to say that, for once, I’m ahead of Philip Copeland.  I’ve been texting my choirs for two years now, using nothing more sophisticated than Outlook.  I can build a a text or an email distribution list for any group with Outlook.  For texting, all you need is their phone number and their provider. This website tells you how.  I ask who would rather be contacted via text and those students provide me their mobile numbers. Careful though!  Most mobile phones have a text character limit, so don’t use your normal signatures and don’t be verbose.  Texting is all about short and precise.
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