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Rescooped by Ken Morrison from Higher Education in the Future onto An Eye on New Media |
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Today, the largest university system in the world, the California State University system, announced a pilot for $150 lower-division online courses at one its campuses--a move that spells the end of higher education as we know it.
The author did a great job of explaining the systematic steps that will change due to this big decision. This is a valuable read.
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Social media has captured the attention and awe of the marketing world with the promise of increased customer engagement and lower marketing costs. Yet behin... 
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February 28, 2012 9:08 AM
Thank you for the rescoop. I enjoy the helpful stats, but I really like the framework of Forester's 4 key advantages of integrating social media. I like your site. Thanks for your work on curating these great sources.
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RT @socialmedia2day: The KISS Method for Determining Social Media ROI http://goo.gl/fb/zc8Tj #sm...
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Great stats about how big social media is today. Then these annoying cliches
"Social Media is just a fad. In a few years it will all be gone." "Social Media has no ROI." "People follow us on social media because they like the content we share on these sites." "Social media takes too long." "Social media has not generated one sale. It is a complete waste of time."
Curated by Ken Morrison view original at http://www.businessinsider.com/the-top-5-things-marketers-should-never-say-about-social-media-2012-1
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Some fearless predictions about California's online initiative and what it all means for higher ed by Gregory Ferenstein
In the UK, we probably need to end futher education as we know it, or at least build significantly on the current system!