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FionaB-img-5/4/2012 - 11:45am
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On Academic Uses of Social Media and Blogging as Public Engagement
Blog entry
By Priego on May 4th, 2012
  1. 21st Century Literacies
  2. Academia
  3. Internet & Web 2.0
  4. Digital Humanities
  5. Digital Media & Learning
  6. Open Source, Open Access & Open Web
  7. Social Networks & Social Media
  1. blogging
  2. public engagement
  3. social media

Following with the sharing of my notes on academic or scholarly social media (see my previous post on why academic social media is political here...
FionaB-img-5/1/2012 - 12:14pm
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Queer Apps & Migrant Intimacies: An interview with a HASTAC Scholar
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By Barnett on Apr 30th, 2012
  1. Academia
  2. Coding & Development
  3. Gender & Sexuality
  4. Digital Humanities
  5. Mobile
  6. Online Identity
  7. Social Networks & Social Media
  8. Race & Ethnicity
  9. Socioeconomic Status & Class
  10. Community & Policy
  11. Culture
  1. Apps
  2. gay
  3. HASTAC Scholars
  4. hot apps
  5. lgbt
  6. migrants
  7. online dating
  8. queer
  9. scholars
  10. social media
  11. ubc

 
Ernesto Priego-img-5/3/2012 - 10:00pm
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Why [Academic or scholarly] Social Media is Political
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By Priego on Apr 30th, 2012
  1. 21st Century Literacies
  2. Academia
  3. Assessment & Evaluation
  4. Careers, Publishing & Tenure
  5. Internet & Web 2.0
  6. Digital Humanities
  7. Digital Media & Learning
  8. Social Networks & Social Media
  9. Technology
  1. doodles
  2. hand-made tweets
  3. politics
  4. publishing
  5. representation
  6. scholarly communications
  7. scholarly web
  8. social media
  9. tenure

[After a conversation with @mark_carrigan].

You might be able to read [and download] the images more easily on my original Twitpics.

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The Conversation between Digital Divide and Social Media
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By Mukherjee on Apr 19th, 2012
  1. HASTAC Scholars
  2. Digital Divide & Access
  3. International & Global
  4. Social Networks & Social Media
  5. Community & Policy
  1. Digital Divide
  2. HASTAC Scholars 2012
  3. ICT4D
  4. social media

Digital Divide literature and discourse surrounding it has been big in the field of Information and Communication for Development (ICT4D). The...
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Grieving through Facebook Part Two
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By Pennington on Mar 14th, 2012
  1. Social Networks & Social Media
  1. death
  2. Facebook
  3. grief
  4. social media

As promised, a follow up to my previous blog on my research regarding grief and Facebook (you can read the first part here!)

Results

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Ruby Sinreich-img-3/13/2012 - 2:47pm
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Some Notes on Breaking the Vicious Cycle and Other Money Matters
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By Priego on Mar 12th, 2012
  1. 21st Century Literacies
  2. Academia
  3. Advocacy
  4. Assessment & Evaluation
  5. Careers, Publishing & Tenure
  6. Collaboration
  7. Internet & Web 2.0
  8. Digital Divide & Access
  9. Digital Humanities
  10. Digital Media & Learning
  11. Open Source, Open Access & Open Web
  12. Higher Education
  13. Institutions & Organizations
  14. Social Networks & Social Media
  1. academia
  2. Access
  3. Conferences
  4. digital
  5. education
  6. funding
  7. open access
  8. social media
  9. social mobility

Please consider the following doodle:

 

 

For most academics the cycle is well-known. It is obvious. It is...
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#Kony2012: Using Twitter to Challenge Simplistic Narratives
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By Gleason on Mar 9th, 2012
  1. 21st Century Literacies
  2. Digital Humanities
  3. Digital Media & Learning
  4. Higher Education
  5. Institutions & Organizations
  6. K-12 Learning
  1. social media

 
sarahr-img-2/29/2012 - 12:15am
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Social Media’s Dirty Work: Contextualizing the Facebook Screening Controversy
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By Roberts on Feb 26th, 2012
  1. Advocacy
  2. Gender & Sexuality
  3. Civic Engagement
  4. HASTAC Scholars
  5. Internet & Web 2.0
  6. Digital Divide & Access
  7. International & Global
  8. Social Networks & Social Media
  9. Race & Ethnicity
  10. Socioeconomic Status & Class
  11. Work
  12. Community & Policy
  13. Culture
  1. Adrian Chen
  2. amazon
  3. Antoine Dodson
  4. Apple
  5. Bed Intruder
  6. Behind the Screen
  7. Brett Caraway
  8. content screeners
  9. contract
  10. digital labor
  11. digital piecework
  12. dirty work
  13. dissertation
  14. e-waste
  15. exploitation
  16. Facebook
  17. Foxconn
  18. Gawker
  19. global south
  20. globalization
  21. labor
  22. Mechanical Turk
  23. oDesk
  24. outsourcing
  25. Raj Jayadev
  26. safiya noble
  27. Shenzhen
  28. silicon valley
  29. social media
  30. Tiziana Terranova
  31. users
  32. video content moderation
  33. viral video
  34. Wendy Chun
  35. workers
  36. Youtube

In the past few days my inbox has seen an influx in forwards from friends and colleagues, all sharing links with me covering the recent revelation...
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Tenure Track position: Assistant Professor - Social Media at Oregon State
Opportunity
By Barnett on Jan 31st, 2012
  1. Academia
  2. Arts & Humanities
  3. Social Networks & Social Media
  1. job opportunity
  2. oregon state
  3. social media
  4. tenure track

FionaB-img-2/3/2012 - 12:51pm
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On Sharing With the Right People, or Why Online Metrics to Assess "Impact" Should Be Qualitative (Too)
Blog entry
By Priego on Jan 30th, 2012
  1. 21st Century Literacies
  2. Academia
  3. Data & Information
  4. Information Science & Archiving
  5. Collaboration
  6. Internet & Web 2.0
  7. Digital Divide & Access
  8. International & Global
  9. Open Source, Open Access & Open Web
  10. Social Networks & Social Media
  11. Socioeconomic Status & Class
  1. academia
  2. Altmetrics
  3. ernesto priego
  4. Impact
  5. links
  6. metrics
  7. scholarly communications
  8. sharing
  9. social media
  10. star wars
  11. Statistical Cybermetrics
  12. twitter
  13. Webometrics

Since this is a blog post, I hope you will forgive me if I begin with a geek confession.  
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