Scale your Communications using Social Networking
by Michael Staton on Mar 10, 20100 Comments · Share
Scale your Communications using Social Networking
by Michael StatonMar 10, 2010
In the past, you were limited by the amount of paper you could afford. Publications could only hold so much. Brochures and newsletters could only cover aspects of your institution that would be of interest to a large number of individuals.
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by Tony ZandersFeb 9, 2010
Selected Research on Social Networking from Emily Dalton Smith (Director of Student Engagement at ASU Online), and Michael Staton (CEO and Co-Founder of Inigral, Inc.). This was derived from a poster presentation that ASU and Inigral presented at Educause 2009.
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Facebook in Higher Ed: Problems, Needs
by Michael StatonFeb 9, 2010
Frustrations can be summarized by the following argument: Facebook has one goal – to increase the number of their users and the money they make from ads per user; thus, Facebook Pages & Groups is not a “whole product” – a product with a set of capabilities that solve for an interrelated set of needs for a particular customer type – in Higher Education.
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