Friday, August 20, 2010
9 Ways to Use Social Media to Inspire Your Writing
This article is jam-packed with great ideas. Here are her recommendations:
Use Twitter for Monitoring Discussions
Use Twitter for Monitoring Industry Leaders
Use LinkedIn Answers
Facebook for Monitoring Discussions
Niche Networks
Social Bookmarking Networks
Find Out What’s Most Popular on Twitter
Most Popular on Facebook
Most Popular on Authority Blogs
EDUCAUSE: 7 Things You Should Know About Assessing Online Team-Based Learning
1.What is it?
2.How does it work?
3.Who’s doing it?
4.Why is it significant?
5.What are the downsides?
6.Where is it going?
7.What are the implications for teaching and learning?
The Idea Logical Blog: Providing Strategic Thought Leadership to Book and Journal Publishers and their Trading Partners
Some of Idea Logical’s recent projects include:
•Helping a major trade publisher measure the cost and impact of digital marketing
•Assessing the cost of galleys and ARCs for two major trade publishers
•Measuring the potential savings from better printing decisions for a major trade publisher
•Assessing the capabilities of eight Digital Asset Distributors in the US and Europe
•Co-organizing and speaking at DADs conferences in New York and London
•Helping strategize and execute the launch of a new platform for the industry to connect publishers and reviewers
•Designing and installing a new production scheduling system for an illustrated book publisher
•Defining use cases and calculating ROI impact for a publisher considering engaging a Digital Asset Distributor
•Delivering addresses to industry gatherings at BookExpo America, London Book Fair, Frankfurt Book Fair, and for publishers in Sydney, Australia
•Co-organizing and emceeing Google’s “Unbound” conference in New York City
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