Do you use social media and work in higher ed? Meet your colleagues over drinks and share your experiences at our first higher education tweetup! There's no agenda, just an opportunity to connect and chat about the challenges and benefits of social media in a higher education context.
Interested in using Twitter or other social media in the classroom? This semester the Associated Colleges of the South kicked off a series of Google Hangouts related to pedagogy and technology.
With careful pedagogical design, Twitter can be used effectively to help students learn to read more carefully, make concise and supportable claims, and participate more freely in class discussions.
Take three statuses and try to make them something greater than an individual tweet. https://twitter.com/marenplutt/status/388759091910168576 https://twitter.com/daltonwalcott/status/388756269433384960 https://twitter.com/Winter_AllYear/status/388119757712408576
Dr. Robert Williamson Jr. shares resources he found helpful in developing his own pedagogy of Twitter.
Inspired by a ProfHacker article from a few years back, I decided to try using Twitter to create a digital sign outside my office door. That way, I can let…
You know you've made it when people start copying and parodying you. The question is: who should be flattered, the person or people behind @FakeElsevier or Edwin Mellen Press? Maybe,…
Here’s a link to a post “Risk Being Awesome,” that I wrote for Collegiate Collaborations. We talk about collaboration and doing cool projects, but what are the barriers stopping us? And, are those barriers real or perceived? Don’t wait for the opportunity to come along. Bring your awesome and do something.
Tomorrow Never Knows In 2008, a post-Twitter world, technology writers and developers were already pondering the future of RSS readers. As time passed and topics cooled, pragmatic views appeared. For…