Tag: Social Media

Reading: “ChatGPT in higher education”

The number of articles, blog posts, long-read investigations, and academic papers is growing as more and more people try ChatGPT

My use of social media goes back nearly 15 years. First, it was LinkedIn, then Facebook, then Twitter, then Instagram.

My kids have grown up listening to me talk about universities, degrees, subject specialisms, education, learning, online learning, MOOCs, open-access

Like many among my readers, I’ve vastly reduced my use of Twitter over the last couple of years. Since the

One way out of the mire that we’ve found ourselves in with our use (and reliance?) on social media is

Support for Hashtags were added to Twitter in 2007, before this they were used but the platform didn’t create links

Inspired by Tom Whitwell’s annual collection of things learned, here are my ’52 things I learned in 2022′. The list

Imagine having a button on your browser that you press to check the “gigantic accumulation of crowd-sourced credibility” around what

LinkedIn has changed. Or rather, how it’s being used has changed. I get one of these types of connection requests

As many people leave their various social media accounts on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, etc, there is an attraction to make