A Social Media Education Blog by Matthew J. Kushin, Ph.D.
This post may contain affiliate links. Please read my disclosure for details. I hope everyone is staying warm! Here in the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia, we’ve got some terribly cold weather heading our way tonight! I want to take a moment to share some news from the research side of my life in academia. […]
Continue reading “Social Media and Mobiles” Social Media and Politics Research Published!This post may contain affiliate links. Please read my disclosure for details. I always learn so much from our guest speakers! This week we were very fortunate to have the author of our class text, Born to Blog, Mark Schaefer (@markwschaefer) Skype with our class. If you aren’t familiar with Mark, he is a very […]
Continue reading Born to Blog author talks social media challenges, opportunities, and more!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!This post may contain affiliate links. Please read my disclosure for details. Current Events and Social Media What were those Chipotle Tweets all about? – That’s the question some are asking after a series of bizarre Tweets by the restaurant chain. In a boldly titled article, “How to alienate your Twitter followers: Chipotle staged hack […]
Continue reading Bizarre Chipotle Twitter Behavior and Social Media Brand IdentityPublished: March 25th. I should be sledding. Shepherd University is closed today and the views from my front and side windows are inviting. photo: Snow and our vintage typewriter As I sip my morning coffee, glad I don’t have to shovel our long, st…
Continue reading Must-watch interviews with social media experts (Snow Day!)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?February 26, 2013 Over the past few years I’ve noticed an increase in how much students are thinking about how they present themselves online, their professional online identity. This is good news because according to a CareerBuilder survey, 37% o…
Continue reading Personal Branding Activity: Talking to students about how they present themselves online