May 18, 2013

The Multi-Dimensional Power of Professional Development through Social Media

The use of social media as a professional development tool in the educational world is finally taking hold. As it progresses, those using it need to understand that it is not a one-dimensional environment for learning. In the early stages of my understanding and use of social media to learn and grow as an educator [...]

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May 16, 2013

Part Two: The Social Media Dos and Don’ts for Students (Applying to College)

Social Media & College Admissions

I thought I would compile some additional resources that discuss the use of social media and college admissions. The articles provide various scenarios, information, and advice.

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May 16, 2013

2013 UNH Commencement Goes Social

UNH Commencement

The department of New & Emerging Media at The University of New Hampshire wanted to create a website where anyone interested in this year's graduation activities could visit and see all things social media related. Along with our web designer, we created a mash-up that includes a controllable webcam looking out onto Memorial field, where the 2013 commencement ceremonies will take place.

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May 02, 2013

Interactive Video (Part Two): Mozilla’s Popcorn Maker

Interactive Video (Part Two): Mozilla's Popcorn Maker

To my shock and horror, my students claimed to have never seen a PopUp Video. They were vaguely aware of VH1 and suspected that some old people still watch it? If it even exists? We were brainstorming uses of Mozilla’s Popcorn Maker, and I was sharing that a colleague had a great idea of using the free online tool to make a PopUp video of a presidential debate.

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April 26, 2013

Facebook Boosted Posts vs Print Ads

Boosted_vs_Print

Is its worth it to use boost posts on Facebook? I do and I believe the answer is YES! Why you may ask, let’s compare what you get when you boost a post on Facebook verse a print ad. When you put an advertisement in a local weekly or daily newspaper or magazine you can [...]

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