Month: February 2010

Saturday Six: social media tip sheets

A special Friday Five-plus-one edition of this blog, in honor of Social Media Week 2010. To contribute to the social media knowledge base, Tech Affect shared with the online world these six downloadable PDF social media tip sheets.

Tech Affect’s Social Media Six-Pack

You can also download the entire Social Media Six-Pack as a single six-page PDF download.

Thanks to Ragan’s PR Daily for the tip.

Friday Five: Thursday’s the new Friday edition

Happy Friday, readers. Yes, it’s only Thursday, but I’m taking the day off tomorrow (don’t hate!), so this is an early Friday Five.

Off we go to the wonderful world of contextless links.

  1. CNN asks, How can we cope with information overload?, and notes that some entrepreneurs are trying to help by creating new apps and tools to help us filter out the data junk and get exactly what we want (via @steverubel).
  2. Speaking of information overload, I uploaded a new slidedeck about social media, from a presentation I gave to some folks at the university where I work.
  3. If you don’t yet receive Karine Joly’s Higher Ed Experts e-newsletter, you’re missing out on some good stuff. It’s the highlight of my Tuesday morning. Join HEE and sign up for it. You won’t be sorry.
  4. The future of journalism is…Radiohead? (via @mediabistro).
  5. Searching for Comedy in Higher Education, a wonderful blog post by Tracy Mueller.

Enjoy your weekend.