I love social media. I can connect with others and quickly find out what they're doing. But when I learned some people are now finding out about the death of friends via Facebook, I began to despise
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2012 has been an amazing year for mobile! This year we have seen technology companies introduce a myriad of mobile devices of all sizes, prices and operating systems. In 2012 Apple announced ...
Danielle M. Villegas's insight:
As we start to wrap up 2012 and push forward towards 2013, RJ Jacquez is on the money--as he always is--on looking at what we need to focus on for the coming year. Much of this applies not only to m-learning, but thinking in terms of content in general as well. Everything will be going mobile before you know it! This is a MUST read. --techcommgeekmom Delete the scoop?
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I'm in the same boat! I think that writing on the web at all on social media--especially to a professional audience--requires the kind of professional etiquette that one would use for any professional communications. The checklist here is very good. This is posted on LinkedIn, so you may need a LinkedIn account to view. But it's worth the read.
--techcommgeekmom