A Social Media Education Blog by Matthew J. Kushin, Ph.D.
This post may contain affiliate links. Please read my disclosure for details. Summer is a great time for finding new resources to share with students in the classroom. And with that in mind, I want to share a few readings and resources you may find useful to use this fall in your classes, or just […]
Continue reading Web Round Up: Social Media Education Videos, Google News Labs, and Link BuildingThis post may contain affiliate links. Please read my disclosure for details. As I discussed on this blog, 2013 was to be the year of content marketing. (Here are all my posts on content marketing) Recently, Gary Shirr (@ProfessorGary) brought up an interesting point in a discussion post he made to the Teaching Social Media Marketing […]
Continue reading What is The Future of Content Marketing in 2014?This post may contain affiliate links. Please read my disclosure for details. Hope everyone had a happy Thanksgiving! Exciting News! This week’s post is a quick announcement those interested in research on social media and civic and political participation! My latest publication with my colleague, former fellow WSU graduate student, and good friend Masahiro Yamomoto […]
Continue reading Follow up research to “Did Social Media Really Matter?” Published!This post may contain affiliate links. Please read my disclosure for details. This week flew by! Today’s Web Roundup contains a variety of articles. Search: This week’s subject has been search, as on Monday I published a post on Snickers use of search in a very creative campaign – if you haven’t seen it, check it […]
Continue reading Web Roundup: Social Media Education Infographic; Zimmerman juror book deal sabotaged; Cool Professors; More!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 &…
Continue reading As the teenager goes, so goes Facebook.. so goes the social media professor?