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Snapshot: Pros and cons of social media in education

Tuesday, February 7th, 2012

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The social Web has definitely changed the way we live. From communications and pop culture, to business development and education, it’s become a major force that has embedded itself to the human culture’s core. And it looks like it’s here to stay, further influencing how the world works and how people relate to one another.

On any given day, we all subsist on the intricacies of human relations online through social networking sites. Marketing, for instance, has been massively invigorated and is thriving on the social space, leveraging on the massive connections and real-time engagements. Another area social media is immensely changing is education.

 

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Weekly Link Round Up – 09-02-11

Friday, September 2nd, 2011

The Marriage of HR and Social Media (TheRecruitersLounge.com)

In this Human Resources commentary, Carolyn T. Cohn explains why it’s only natural for HR managers to jump into the social media bandwagon. It offers resources that are accessible 24/7, encourages companies to embrace innovation, and helps employees reexamine their corporate values.

Why Real Recruiters Rank LinkedIn #1 (ERE.net)

From a “real recruiting” standpoint, LinkedIn has a major edge over its rivals because it is a network that focuses on strategy rather than tactics, according to recruitment expert Lou Adler. Furthermore, its easy-to-navigate UI allows more serious recruiters to network and find the best candidates.

HR 2.0 (AIIM.org)

In this engaging blog entry for the Association for Information and Image Management (AIIM), HR Consultant Joe Shepley provides a discussion on some of the benefit areas that a social media-enabled human resources department can expect to realize.

4 Awesome Facebook Apps For Recruiters and Employers (RecruitingBlogs.com)

Now that more jobseekers are turning to social media sites to explore new career opportunities and to learn about companies they might want to work for, Louis Bina shares four great Facebook apps that can help recruiters and employees get better exposure for their jobs.

How Businesses Use Social Media for Recruiting [INFOGRAPHIC] (Mashable.com)

This interesting infographic illustrates how jobseekers have recently turned to social media for job searches and how employers are taking note of its importance in the recruitment process.

Weekly Link Round Up – 02-04-11

Friday, February 4th, 2011

News Corp. exec: “Now is the right time” to sell Myspace (VentureBeat.com)

“The new Myspace has been very well-received by the market…. But the plan to allow Myspace to reach its full potential may be best achieved under a new owner,” says Chase Carney of News Corp.

Meet Lady Gaga’s newest social media toy (News.CNET.com)

Lady Gaga partners up with new social media service SkyGrid Groups for its launch. With SkyGrid Groups, celebrities, organizations and brands can pull together bits of social media from Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Flickr into a separate aggregated page.

8 New LinkedIn Features Worth Exploration (SocialMediaExaminer.com)

Now that LinkedIn has allowed companies to put up their own pages, it has become easier for businesses to reach out through engagement and knowledge-sharing. Taking a look at the new features enrich the experience.

Authors Using Social Media to Generate Book Buzz (BlogWorld.com)

It isn’t only big brands that can leverage the power of Social Media. Now even authors are making good use of the medium, translating their books into brands and generating hype for them.

GetGlue Now Seeing 12 Million Checkins and Ratings Per Month (Mashable.com)

Checkin applications such as Foursquare have become a hot trend as of late, with new companies riding on the wave. GetGlue, a checkin service for entertainment, is now seeing a healthy growth with 12 million checkins and ratings per month.

Tool Time: the social media starter toolkit for the SMB

Wednesday, November 24th, 2010


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Thanks to the successes achieved by brands like Starbucks and Blendtec, many companies have expanded their efforts from traditional marketing to the social Web. They have since leveraged on its capabilities to enhance their marketing and advertising campaigns, and improve interactions with their core demographic.

 

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10 Ways to Make the Most of LinkedIn

Friday, April 30th, 2010

LinkedIn is an outstanding social networking tool that often gets lost in the fray of the Facebook and Twitters of the world. Regardless of your current position as a business professional, LinkedIn can provide real value for you. Here are 10 ways to make sure you are getting the most out of your LinkedIn presence.

 

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Online to Offline- Social Media Tools Enhances Networking

Sunday, March 28th, 2010

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Being new in a city, industry or opening up a new entrepreneurial venture can be scary. Who do I talk to? Who should I follow? How do I find interest groups? These are all extremely valid concerns.  But there are tools to help you get in touch with people around you.

Evaluate your online resource options:

Take a peek at the social media tools that you currently have. Here are some standard options:

 

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How Fast Are You Going?

Tuesday, February 16th, 2010

How Fast Are You Going

In the marketing world, minutes could mean millions of dollars lost or saved. Commercials during the Superbowl which typically run in the millions can equal a large brand boost, or a complete failure. As the saying goes, “time is money.” This couldn’t be further from the truth. Keeping this in mind, not only is being part of the social media landscape becoming a growing sentiment, but how fast a company engages in it is also of importance.

While it may seem that everyone company has a Twitter, Facebook and MySpace account, every company is at different stages of their social media campaigns. From the bare minimum to the full-on community engagement, each situation calls for a different ‘gear.’

 

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