Happy 2009!
Before I get back to the grind, I had to catch up on some e-reading…tweets, blogs, news. It seems that some people never really take a break from their social networks, and for that I am grateful. Much reading, as you can imagine, also occurred as it was written, in real time, so to [...]
Posts Tagged as ‘facebook’
5 Jan 2009
Similies & smiles
Filed under Web 2.0, food & drink
Tags: blogging, digg, eBay, facebook, flickr, food, google, Ophelia Chong, social networking, techcrunch, technology, twitter, youtube
17 Dec 2008
Using the right tech tool for teaching…how did you decide?
I have deliberated this post to death, wanting to ensure that I made a positive contribution to the discussion of social network sites (SNS). As an educator, my use of SNS is always from a professional perspective (yeah, right), wanting to investigate different tools for language learning and teaching.
During one of the umpteenth [...]
Filed under research, teaching
Tags: academia, communication, communities, facebook, identity, italian, italy, micro-blogging, social networking, technology, twitter
16 Jun 2008
is social media really an “us” vs. “them”?
This is a post I’ve wanted to write for some time but hadn’t found my courage voice for it. It was born from a comment of a student evaluation from a fall course that stated that not only were my “clothes inappropriate” but I also “had Facebook”. The comment on my wardrobe is completely off [...]
Filed under Web 2.0
Tags: academia, communication, facebook, plurk, professors, social networking, stereotypes, students, transitions, twitter