Posted by Mark Greenfield
on June 2, 2010
in Blog, Conferences, Governance, Social Media, management
Tuesday, June 8 1:15 pm – 3:15 pm (eastern) Originating from the 2010 Penn State Web Conference HashTag #hesmlaw Come join me at this virtual summit as we explore the legal ramifications of the use of social media in higher education. It is important for social media practitioners to fully understand the legal ramifications for Read more »
Posted by Mark Greenfield
on May 12, 2010
in Blog, management, uwebd social site
Last week I attended my first J. Boye Conference in Philadelphia and it was a great experience. The conference tag line “A knowledge sharing summit for online professionals” was a perfect description. It combined the best of large conferences (t
Posted by Mark Greenfield
on January 25, 2010
in Blog, Social Media, management
Last Friday I watched a webcast from the University of Florida sponsored by The Levin College of Law and University of Florida Strategic Communications Planning Committee called Social Media: Promises, Pitfalls & Perils. In addition to watchi
Posted by Mark Greenfield
on June 27, 2009
in Blog, Social Networks, Top 10 Web Trends, management, uwebd social site
I’ve just returned from a long, wonderful day at the 2009 Ride For Roswell. I was both a participant and an “embedded reporter” using social media to cover the event as it happened. ( see UB to Embed Twitter Reporters at Roswell Ride ) I learne
Posted by Mark Greenfield
on May 27, 2009
in Blog, management, uwebd social site
Tuesday, June 9, 2009 1:00 pm – 3:00 PM (Eastern) Originating from the 2009 Penn State Web Conference HashTag #smsummit Come join me at this virtual summit as we explore the challenges and opportunities of social media in higher education.
Posted by Mark Greenfield
on December 5, 2008
in Future, Social Media, Web 2.0, management, uwebd social site
I came across this great SlideShare presentation today by Graeme Wood on the future of social media. It covers a wide range of topics at a high level and references the thoughts and ideas of people like Gorden Moore, Kevin Kelly, Chris Anderson, Tomi
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