Social Media and Social Movements
Power in today’s global society depends less on territory, military power, and natural resources and more on the control of information. Activists of all kinds are utilizing the Internet as...
Social Network Technologies for Learning
Great resource from Stephen Downes Social network technologies are reforming the way we communicate with each other inside and outside our learning environments. In this presentation, Stephen Downes offers an...
Interesting Data from IBM’s 2011 Global Chief Marketing Officer Study
IBM releases its inaugural 2011 Global Chief Marketing Officer Study with insights from 1,734 CMOs, spanning 19 industries and 64 countries. How prepared are CMOs to manage the data explosion,...
We Are Your Customers, and We Tweet!
I always try to recognize good service, regardless of where I am when I receive it. I had an amazing experience the other day in the Broward County Court House,...
Teaching and Learning: Web 2.0 Content, Filtering, Apps, and Millenial Behaviors
In Chapter 5 of his book, The New Digital Shoreline: How Web 2.0 and Millenials are Revolutionizing Higher Education, Roger McHaney identifies some of the teaching implications of content sharing....
The Tech-Savvy Digital Millenial: A New Challenge Facing Educators and Institutions
Roger McHaney, a professor at Kansas State University, describes the new environment facing higher education in his book, “The New Digital Shoreline: How Web 2.0 and Millenials Are Revolutionizing Education.”...
The Networked Society – An Explanation of the #occupywallstreet Movement
Technology has played an important role in raising public awareness about significant issues. Digital networks have led to the creation of social communities. The larger the community—the people, the culture,...
Now You See Me, Now You Don’t
I have a pretty public social presence. I participate in a lot of social activities and have memberships in many social sites. I try to be aware of what content...
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