I was fortunate enough to have a paper accepted at the 26th annual conference of Calico ’09, my first Calico conference ever. It was an experience that surpassed any and all expectations (how often can we say that?!). Different aspects of the conference that made it so memorable include the venue, the presentations, the participants [...]
Posts Tagged as ‘social media’
20 Mar 2009
Calico ‘09 musings
Filed under presentations, research
Tags: academia, applications, CALICO, communication, language, micro-blogging, pageflakes, social media, social networking, teaching, tweets, twitter, widgets
5 Aug 2008
read-write web vs. academic publishing
Preparing this tenure application has led me to another question about academia in the age of social media. I have mulled over the process vs. the content in a previous post, the medium as the message based on Wesch’s article and also posted on how-to integrate technology in my teaching without disrupting the flow of [...]
6 Jun 2008
more on plurk
On June 2nd, I received my invite from Adamo to join Plurk. You may be asking: “Why another micro-blogging site? Is the honeymoon with Twitter over?” Not at all, except I understand its shortcomings and the recent rash of problems was driving me over the edge (you must understand, addiction is a nasty thing). So [...]
Filed under Web 2.0
Tags: communication, micro-blogging, plurk, social media, twitter, who we are