
Cambridge University – Social Media Training
Check out how our social media workshops for Cambridge University’s professional staff sparked both learning and laughter. From copywriting basics to video creation, see our
Have you ever hit send on an email and instantly regretted it? You’re not alone!
The latest “Trials and Errors” webinar, hosted by Hannah Fox (Regent’s University London) and Marie-Rose Delauzun (The Sutton Trust), explored real-life professional mistakes with honesty, humour, and some valuable lessons. Hosted on Forumm, this webinar series is all about embracing and learning from our missteps.
Simon Fairbanks (UniTasterDays) shared a cringe-worthy story where an email intended for 300 prospective students accidentally reached 53,000! But instead of panic spiraling out of control, Simon showed us:
His team’s calm response and supportive leadership turned potential chaos into an inspiring example of effective problem-solving.
Emanuel (Ema) Díaz (IE University) revealed how a beautifully made graduation video accidentally portrayed outdated gender stereotypes. Key takeaways from Emanuel’s experience include:
Emanuel’s story reminds us that creativity needs diverse input to truly thrive.
The duo also shared how their opposite working styles made their partnership stronger:
Stay tuned this autumn for more stories, laughs, and insights in “Trials and Errors,” hosted on Forumm by Hannah and Marie-Rose!
Check out how our social media workshops for Cambridge University’s professional staff sparked both learning and laughter. From copywriting basics to video creation, see our
Discover how Forumm helped the University of Glasgow revamp its social media strategy with updated guidelines and engaging vlog-style educational content. From boosting engagement to
Forumm helped Glasgow University bring Global Burns Night 2025 to a worldwide audience.
Hosting expert speakers and engaged attendees from across the globe. With
New Beginnings, New Feeds, and a Dash of Island Charm
So, when the brand-new UHI North, West, and Hebrides team reached out to us, they