If anyone’s interested, here are my notes from TWTRCON DC 09. I make no guarantees on their quality or thoroughness – I’m not particularly good at keeping meeting minutes, so I apologize in advance for their incoherence. But they’re there if you weren’t able to attend and want to check them out.
Categories: technology
Tagged: notes, socialmedia, twitter, twtrcon
I feel compelled, in light of recent events, to attempt to say something constructive about Twitter. After being recently Oprah-ed, Twitter has been thrust into the purview of public knee-jerk criticism—and everyone’s got an opinion. I won’t deny my own skepticism when I signed up over a year ago. It smacked of narcissism, and [...]
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Tagged: activism, filtering, social media, technology, twitter
Last week Dr. Wesch and his class ran the 5th(?) successful World Simulation for Intro to Cultural Anthropology here at K-State. I was there helping get things set up and video taping the action. Every year the World Sim always proves to be an awesome experience. Having taught for Dr. Wesch twice [...]
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Tagged: education, kstate, media literacy, teaching, twitter, wesch, world sim