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Recently I had the opportunity to write a guest blog post on the Hootsuite blog about harnessing the social media mindset our Millennial students bring into the college class today. That post was published yesterday!
Continue reading Why I Love the Hootsuite University Higher Ed Program
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After two weeks of traveling to New England for a vacation and to Montreal for the AEJMC, it is good to be home! AEJMC flew by!
I’d like to look at one of my favorite panels from the conference: the Ethics and Brand Content panel put on by the Advertising and Media Ethics divisions. Let me recap and add my thoughts, because the ethics of content marketing is something we need to consider as educators.
Continue reading #AEJMC14 Highlights: What are the Ethics of Content Marketing?
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It’s that time of year again! AEJMC is just around the corner. This year, I’ll be traveling to Montreal for the conference.
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As you know, one of the big projects I’ve been working on this summer is creating and executing the social media event plan for the International Congress of Behavioural Optometry (ICBO) conference in Birmingham, England this September.
Continue reading Update: Planning Social Media and Mobile App for An Event
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If you are a lover of Google Scholar like me (I’ve written a few posts on becoming a G Scholar power user, in case you’ve missed them) you may have seen that the 2014 Google Scholar Metrics are out.
Continue reading Top Journals in Communication According to Google Scholar in 2014
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By now, you’ve probably heard about the controversy surrounding the massive study conducted by Facebook, titled “Experimental evidence of massive-scale emotional contagion through social networks” and published in the June Proceedings of the National Academic of Sciences.
Continue reading Facebook’s Controversial Study: Some Thoughts and Teaching Opportunities
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I like to write posts every once in a while about productivity tips and tricks or time savers. That’s because I know I love reading these types of posts and believe maybe some of the tricks I’ve picked up along the way might help others.
I wrote the below blog post months ago but never got around to publishing it. When I came across the Umano app yesterday I was so happy. I was also reminded about the below post I’d drafted.
Continue reading Time Management: How to Read when You Don’t Have Time with These Tricks