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How to Use Google+ Hangouts in Higher Education: Distance Learning With Social Media

Posted by on May 9, 2013 in Education, Google, social media | 1 comment

I teach a digital media marketing class that’s about a hundred miles away from my office, so this semester I tried an alternative to traditional “distance learning.” Rather than driving on campus every week or prepare stale lectures, I utilized the power of Google+ Hangouts to facilitate half of my classes this semester. Class...

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Talking Healthcare Social Media at the Society of Interventional Radiology National Conference

Posted by on Apr 15, 2013 in social media | 0 comments

While the healthcare industry as a whole has had a distant relationship with social media over the past few years, the tide is increasingly swinging to a broader, more liberal use of social media. Specialists such as orthopedic and plastic surgeons have really embraced social as a tool of direct patient engagement. Radiologists, on the other hand, have been [...]

While the healthcare industry as a whole has had a distant relationship with social media over the past few years, the tide is increasingly swinging to a broader, more liberal use of social media. Specialists such as orthopedic and plastic surgeons have really embraced social as a tool of direct patient engagement. Radiologists, on the other hand, have...

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Social Media and the Law 2013: 9 Considerations In Drafting a Social Media Policy

Posted by on Apr 1, 2013 in social media | 0 comments

Here is a quick update on the legal considerations of social media that I presented to my class this week.  It’s a dangerous world online. This presentation covers some of the issues that you may not even consider within your organization. Having trouble viewing the video, click here. Factors to Consider When Drafting the Social [...]

Here is a quick update on the legal considerations of social media that I presented to my class this week.  It’s a dangerous world online. This presentation covers some of the issues that you may not even consider within your organization. Having trouble viewing the video, click here. Factors to Consider When Drafting the Social Media Policy 1....

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Stories Are Deeper Than an Update

Posted by on Mar 31, 2013 in social media, Thinking | 1 comment

You know the old adage  “You can’t judge a book by its cover.” Well, we do…I know that I do. Inside that dust jacket or outer covers, each “book” or human has its own story that may take pages or years to uncover. One of the ills with the rise of social media is that our [...]

You know the old adage  “You can’t judge a book by its cover.” Well, we do…I know that I do. Inside that dust jacket or outer covers, each “book” or human has its own story that may take pages or years to uncover. One of the ills with the rise of social media is that our relationships have even less nuance. With...

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Don’t Underestimate ‘Passive Awareness’ in Social Media

Posted by on Mar 27, 2013 in social media | 0 comments

In social media, we are always looking for data points to measure: retweets, follows, mentions, likes, comments, and so many more “measurements.” The problem is one of the most important actions may have no data tracking at all, which is that they saw it in the first place. This week, I had a little slip [...]

In social media, we are always looking for data points to measure: retweets, follows, mentions, likes, comments, and so many more “measurements.” The problem is one of the most important actions may have no data tracking at all, which is that they saw it in the first place. This week, I had a little slip of a knife and ended up with a few...

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Google Alerts May Be Dead, and You Don’t Even Know It

Posted by on Mar 22, 2013 in content curation, Google, Google Alerts | 7 comments

Oh Google, you love to draw me in only to drop my favorite services. I have come to rely on Google Alterts to deliver relevant, timely content into my inbox on a broad array of subjects. Google Alerts may already be dead, and you don’t even know it. Especially, as I’ve been talking about content [...]

Oh Google, you love to draw me in only to drop my favorite services. I have come to rely on Google Alterts to deliver relevant, timely content into my inbox on a broad array of subjects. Google Alerts may already be dead, and you don’t even know it. Especially, as I’ve been talking about content curation so much recently, Google Alerts is one...

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