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As the teenager goes, so goes Facebook.. so goes the social media professor?

March 11, 2013by profkushin Leave a comment

Back in January I posted the below Tweet. According to #Comm203 students in both classes – Facebook is on the way out. First time I’ve heard that in all the semester’s I’ve asked. — Matthew J. Kushin (@mjkushin) January 28, 2013 My Communication &…

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Using Buffer in the Classroom to Teach Students Social Media Scheduling.

February 13, 2013by profkushin Leave a comment

Feb 13, 2013 These days, there is a lot of talk about the importance of scheduling posts to social media (Dan Zarella thinks of it as a ‘science). Posting content to social media at the right time can make all the difference as to how much engagem…

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