SocialMedia

Addicted to Learning

What a joy it is to learn something completely unexpected while standing in line at the grocery store, waiting for dinner to arrive at a restaurant, a few moments after waking up v

No More Lists?

‎"I love reading another reader’s list of favorites. Even when I find I do not share their tastes or predilections, I am provoked to compare, contrast, and contradict. It is a mo

No more Plurk

I'm not using Plurk anymore. Why? After spending a few hours trying to figure out how to integrate Plurk into my RSS feed fed data net of social networking tools, I just couldn't f

MyNotes - Brand Symbiosis

Is this a lesson school districts and education organizations intent on blocking employees from accessing Facebook, Twitter, social media can learn? Chances are, they will learn it

Should I have Helped?

Yesterday, I received a request for help from a student in a small Texas school district. Here is the request: Hello Mr. Guhlin I'm a student at [removed] High School. The ot

Challenging Assertions

Would you agree with assertions like these about students learning online? Do you know of any research that support/disproves these assertions? 1. Engagement in Social networking i

Rules to Tweet By

A few days ago, in this blog entry, I asked, Will news journalists jumping on the twitter bandwagon cross the line and convict

Dear Daughter...About Facebook

Dear Daughter, Allow me to affirm your decision to NOT get a Facebook account, even though I have often encouraged you to reach out and embrace social media tools to construct an a

The Bad PR List

Ok, that's it. Hey, Public Relations and Marketing Firms trying to get bloggers to write about the product you're tasked with selling. If I get another press release from you, I'm