Survey Results Point to Tensions, Opportunities
We believe social media helps us achieve our goals, yet we’re measuring success by numbers rather than actions. We like our independence managing social media but would welcome more coordination […]
So you need a social media policy….
The following post is by Jennifer Doak, who joined the CASE staff as online communications specialist in September after working in communications for the Institute for Policy Studies in Washington, […]
An Interview with James Cooper, Brock University
Brock University’s “Both Sides of the Brain” social media campaign won a bronze medal for best uses of social media in communications and marketing in the 2009 CASE Circle of […]
What does a vice chancellor or president need to know about social media?
We welcome this cross-posting from Tracy Playle of Pickle Jar Communications in the United Kingdom. It was originally posted on Tracy’s blog Oct. 12, 2010. I’ve just this minute spotted […]
An Interview with Peter Johnson, University of North Dakota
Members of the CASE social media task force are interviewing colleagues at institutions they think are using social media effectively. Peter Johnson is the executive associate vice president for university […]
Coordination and Decentralization of Social Media at the Emory University Alumni Association
We welcome this cross-posting from Michael Stoner’s blog. The goal at the Emory University Alumni Association (EAA) is to make all staff proficient enough to participate in social media. “We […]
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