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On Social Media, Silence, and Things That Matter

On Social Media, Silence, and Things That Matter

This piece first appeared on Educating Modern Learners [http://modernlearners.com/on-social-media-silence-and-things-that-matter/]. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I want to talk about Ferguson [http://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/dana-milbank-ferguson-tragedy-becoming-a-farce/2014/09/12/e52226ca-3a82-11e4-9c9f-ebb47272e40e_story.html] . We need to keep talking about Ferguson because if these past 12-24 months have taught us anything (if we

Jul 23, 2015 6 min read

Social Media, Service, and the Perils of Scholarly Affect

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Social Media, Service, and the Perils of Scholarly Affect

I am not a scholar, at least not in the traditional sense. Almost 5 years ago, I wrote How Highered Makes Most Things Meaningless [http://collegereadywriting.blogspot.com/2010/07/how-higher-ed-makes-most-things.html] . It also appeared on Inside Higher Ed [https://www.insidehighered.com/blogs/university_of_venus/how_higher_ed_

Jul 1, 2015 7 min read

Pursuing a Social Media Policy that Supports Academic Freedom

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Pursuing a Social Media Policy that Supports Academic Freedom

Last year, my then-employer, Charleston Southern University [http://www.csuniv.edu/] (CSU), instituted a new social media policy. Though I believe it was largely unintended, that policy (which is still available on CSU’s website [http://www.csuniv.edu/facultyandstaff/Social%20Media%20Policy.pdf]) placed unreasonable limits on academic freedom,

Jan 31, 2014 6 min read

The Twitter Essay

Digital Pedagogy

The Twitter Essay

Consider the tangible violence technology has wrought upon grammar. We rely on automated grammar and spell-check tools in word-processing software (so much that they’ve become a crutch). E-mail shorthand fails to live up to the grammatical standards of typed or handwritten letters. And many believe our language is being

Jan 5, 2012 8 min read

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