Really interesting presentation of statistic for Facebook:
Live Chat with @GdnHigherEd
April 30, 2012 Leave a Comment
In my efforts to declutter & streamline, I totally missed the following ‘live chat’ on Guardian Higher Education (thanks to Justine Mortimer for bringing it to my attention), seeking to find effective ways for social media to be used in HE, rather than just leading to fatigue:
Matt Silverman writes for Mashable: “When it comes to higher ed, there are not only opportunities for digital learning, but digital marketing too.” Social media can allow universities to advertise to prospective students, to share class announcements and to allow alumni to keep in touch. In the academic community, social media offers a chance for collaborative work, networking and profile building.
Check out the full story online, or like Guardian Higher Education on Facebook.
Social Media with @London2012
April 29, 2012 Leave a Comment
Read the full social media policy for the Olympics, which starts:
The IOC actively encourages and supports athletes and other accredited persons at the Olympic Games to take part in ‘social media’ and to post, blog and tweet their experiences. Such activity must respect the Olympic Charter and must comply with the following. As a general rule, the IOC encourages all social media and blogging activity at the Olympic Games provided that it is not for commercial and/or advertising purposes and that it does not create or imply an unauthorised association of a third party with the IOC, the Olympic Games or the Olympic Movement.
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