There are a lot of benefits for Twitter for students, professionals, and even professors. It provides a virtual community where people are able to share perspectives, brainstorm ideas, and network with others sharing the same interests and perspectives. I have found Twitter as my go-to platform nowadays – more so Read more…
Managing your personal brand as a professor, professional, and even young professional entering the workplace now is not only essential, but expected. Not only are you expected to have a blog, presence on Twitter and LinkedIn, and be an active member of the social media community – you are expected Read more…
What makes us all human is our unique qualities and characteristics. Whether we are enthusiastic about technology or have a passion for cooking amazing feasts and bake for others – these are part of who we are and our identity as human beings. However, when it comes to social media Read more…
Brian Solis has written some great books (several I list for my students as part of their recommended reading list for social media) and has generously shared his expertise and insights with businesses, professionals, and even professors. I have followed Brian and his blog for many years, and when I Read more…
The sports field has definitely had quite the Monday when it comes to dealing with crisis situations. Both raise the eyebrows to both the overseeing governing bodies involved and lots of questions are being asked. The two situations I am referring to is the case involving Ray Rice (formerly of Read more…