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Tim Seal
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Do you find that checking out your @ messages on Twitter is like opening a present?
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Geeks In Cambodia explores the growth of digital advertising in emerging markets and gathers the latest trends in these markets.
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What happens when high school students head to rural Vermont to live and interact without mobile phones and with only limited internet for a few months?
Tim Seal's insight:
If you want to stay in contact with people at a distance you need to use some technology even if it be a pen and paper. It is more about how we choose to interact with this technology rather than the technology being the cause of poor or undesired interaction.
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Vitae is committed to enhancing the quality and output of the research base in the United Kingdom, through supporting the training and development of world-class researchers.
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I've heard some pretty horrifying stories related to the use of Social Media recently, and have begun to explore the development of a Social Media Policy for MMU.
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Twitter guide published by the LSE Public Policy Group and the LSE Impact of Social Sciences blog seeks to ...
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Dance companies have embraced social media like few others arts organisations – and even the founder of Twitter is a ballet fan.
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Survey on Tweetchats On 21 August 2012 I published a post entitled #uklibchat, #ECRchat, #PhDchat, #Socialchat and Other Tweetchats which provided an introduction to “Tweetchats” and il...
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A visual look at how UK-based Twitter users followed the key moments during London 2012...
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itations in peer-reviewed articles and the impact factor are generally accepted measures of scientific impact. Web 2.0 tools such as Twitter, blogs or social bookmarking tools provide the possibility to construct innovative article-level or journal-level metrics to gauge impact and influence.
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Back by popular demand, two more Social Media Surgery events at the ‘Hub on the Hill’ Place Space sessions at the Hanover Centre. The previous events held in May attracted a great and diverse bunch of individuals and groups who wanted to get more out of the web, and was supported by a top notch array of volunteer ‘surgeons’ helping others with knowledge, skillls and advice.
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This has been a common theme to many of the presentations, workshops, webinars and seminars that I have been asked to do over the last few years, but however many times I try to present on this subject I never really feel that I get the message across as clearly and persuasively as I would like.
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'We know what you're doing…' is a social networking privacy experiment by Callum Haywood, designed to promote the importance of configuring your privacy settings on social networks properly.
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A group of experts has urged funders of UK research to encourage scientists to publish their results in journals that offer free public access to findings. |
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Facebook has been ordered to stop making people use their real names on the social network by a German data protection body.
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Open content licensing for educators is a free online workshop designed for educators and students who want to learn more about open education resources, copyright, and creative commons licenses.
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The influence of technology has impacted all parts of our lives including education in many amazing ways. This infographic from educationalpsychology.net – Twitter 101 is a study on the use of Twitter in the classroom and how it resulted in a positive effect that could change social media and education for good. Via Anthony Beal, feltlikeit
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The director of public prosecutions is to issue new guidelines on social media abuse, following the targeting on Twitter of Team GB diver Tom Daley.
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The Amazings is a new Social Venture that supports retirees to package their passions or skills into activities to share with the rest of the world...
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Online metrics that are not both qualitative and quantitative can only be a limited measure of research impact, argues Ernesto Priego...
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Hide&Seek brings you a conference day intended to illuminate the latest and best thinking around the subject of public play. You can buy tickets for the conference right now. Games are entering the cultural mainstream and becoming part of our civic life, creating a set of challenges and opportunities for professionals tasked with managing public spaces. Through a series of talks from leading thinkers and practitioners, showcases from artists, producers and technology companies, and tailored networking sessions, the Playing in Public Conference creates an environment where new ideas for the future of play in public space can flourish.
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Crowdsourcing Parking Availability Information with Linked Open Data...
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IN 2008 CERN switched on the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) in Geneva – around the same time it sent out its first tweet.
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What do football trainers scream to their players from the sidelines? Deaf German Twitter user Julia Probst will tell you. She reads the lips of both players and coaches and passes along their wisdom to her growing legion of followers.
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Most marketers are tweeting too much on the wrong days, not using hashtags enough and almost never do the one thing that will dramatically boost their retweets -- ask for them -- according to a new s...
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This Saturday is a special day for social media, as it’s the 3rd Annual Social Media Day. This annual event was created by Mashable, a household name in social media news blogs, in 2010. Mashable is hosting Meet-ups in 488 cites world-wide. For cities, Search Mashable Meetups. |
