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This is a blog for our Summer '10 class. It includes older posts from the Summer '09 class.
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- more internet procrastination
- Digital Immigrants & Accents
- More tour de blog!
- blog-o-rific
- What are you reading?
- For when you need a break and want to see somethin...
- history and evolution of blogging
- The edgeless university
- Fisk-a-teers
- Facebook in Newsweek
- just for fun
- Second Life & The Academy: A good mix?
- an influential blogger
- IT FORUM discussion about Twitter
- The World Is Open
- You blog, but do you glog?
- Facebook: Developmental downfall of today's youth?
- New Media Literacies project
- Who blogs?
- Around the blogs
- twitter and colleges -- on tv and in real life
- tour de blog
- following the cupcakes?
- are you a good tipper?
- Twitter Use
- Use of online rating systems
- Who uses Myspace? Who uses Facebook?
- Control 2.0
- United Airlines and the broken guitar
- Social Media Classroom
- Web 2.0 and summer school
- In the future, having a Second Life will be even e...
- tweet.
- Pro Ams
- Twits: A Twitter toon by weebls.
- a Twitter adventure
- Is Google making us stupid?
- Is twittering too much writing for you? Try flutte...
- Clay Shirky TED talk
- Video killed the radio star ...
- Ah, the perils of being online!
- Social Media Online Seminar
- Just for fun
- "Twitterature"
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I just wonder how long Facebook will keep accounts "free." Right now, they are killing Classmates.com because you have to pay to see when people post something to your name. I refuse to pay money to find out some jerk I went to school with is wanting to catch up with me.
ReplyDeleteI also wonder how long Facebook will allow businesses to have their own free accounts. They're going to have to kick up their advertising dollars somehow.