This week’s co-moderator was Tiffany Broadbent Beker, web programmer and social media coordinator at the College of William & Mary and faculty member of the 2014 CASE Social Media and […]
Snapchat, a social media app that allows users to share photos and other information that self-destruct after a period of time, is a hot topic of social media conversation on campuses. Several institutions are experimenting with the platform; others have tried it and left.
What mistakes do social media enthusiasts make when trying to get resources for their projects? Do social media professionals at institutions have to tie their efforts to fundraising—and if so, […]
This post explores how institutions can do a better job of developing and distributing “share worthy” content and includes examples like Ohio’s Oberlin College, Oreo, Australia’s Central Institute of Technology and the University of Chicago.
St. Lawrence University held #SaintsGoSocial Digital Identity Education Week with the goal of educating students about what they post online and how their online activity can help or hurt them. Meg Bernier recaps the week’s successes and lessons learned.
Here’s how some institutions are showing the love on Valentine’s Day.
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