Category: social networking
If you are a long-term reader, you may remember that in January, I applied for a grant from the National Science Foundation to produce SOCL, the Social network for Online Community-based Learning, which incorporates...
Edit: Yes, yes, this is April Fool’s. Deceiving customers produces the best returns? Lolcat consumption as a cost metric? Perhaps even most unbelievable, specific demonstrated value for using social media!?! The insanity! Recent research...
Student engagement and semester GPA were both improved through the addition of Twitter to a course.
Recent research by Tokunaga ((Tokunaga, R. (2011). Friend me or you’ll strain us: Understanding negative events that occur over social networking sites. Cyberpsychology, Behavior, and Social Networking DOI: 10.1089/cyber.2010.0140)) in Cyberpsychology, Behavior and Social...
There are four general classifications of social media users, according to recently published research: introvert, novel, versatile, and expert-communicator.
New research reveals that social people tend to use Facebook more often than asocial people. I guess the Internet is not just for nerds anymore.