Facebook Guide for Educators
This guide, written in collaboration with many organisations including Apps For Good and the Gates Foundation, is “aimed at educators
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Tag: Social Media
What makes a ‘valuable’ academic tweet? #edtech
So, you can make a tweet that people will (statistically) read, re-tweet, reply, share, save, or ignore, and here’s the
Continue readingYour Digital Footprint, your future
I’ve spoken and written about social media and how we (ab)use it for personal and professional networks, and how it
Continue readingTechnology – Distraction or Opportunity?
This article by Julie Tausend on the EdTech Magazine website – Distraction or Opportunity? A Guide to Embracing Technology in
Continue readingVideo: Your Digital Impact via @sidneyeve
Following on from my own work on the impact of employability and (y)our online reputation (and the collaboration with Sue
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Being active in many networks (@cristinacost)
A post from Cristina Costa on “How I manage to keep active in so many networks” was one I read
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Using Social Media ‘safely’ #edtech
Using social media is easy. Using social media wisely is not quite so easy. Using social media safely is harder
Continue readingSocial Media in Academia
Announced this week, the ETNA (Enhanced Training Needs Analysis) 2012 survey has found that “nearly three quarters of academics in further
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Social Media: Are there rules?
Are there rules to using and working in / with Social Media? Well, you could argue there are no ‘rules’
Continue readingReading: “Using Social Media for Asynchronous Collaboration within Collaborative Networks”
From my weekly email digest from Academia.edu I was made aware of the following paper by Nick Sturkenboom, Ehsan Baha,
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