Coming and Going on Facebook | Pew Research Center's Internet & American Life Project - 0 views
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Michael Faris on 21 Feb 13Pew Research Center's most recent survey on Facebook users and how they "come and go"
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44 ways to use smartphones in class - 0 views
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A really cool link for all the future educators in class. Might be of use in your research projects.
ChippePedia - 0 views
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A wiki for looking up information about the Chippewa Valley area. Courtesy of the Chippewa Valley Museum. I thought this might be a nice resource to have if you are doing research on anything local.
Critiquing 'It Gets Better Project' for Gay Teens - 0 views
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Another criticism of the It Gets Better Project that I will use for my research
"Queer Watch" - 0 views
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A criticism of the It Gets Better Project that I will use for my research
TechCrunch profiles and reviews breaking technology news - 0 views
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Looking for the latest on new technology and social media updates? TechCrunch's CrunchBase database has become a leading resource of statistical information on technology, companies and interactions. May be useful for some research!
Anti-Bullying Campaign Tools for Teachers - 0 views
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Source used for my research project
Internet Meme Database | Know Your Meme - 0 views
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This is a useful site for researching the background of memes you might be unfamiliar with or want some history on.
Investigate what google tracks on you! - 5 views
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i have hears of this before. they track what you like so when you are on other websites it shows you advertisements that interest you. its all about the advertisement. -
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This is pretty nice! Finally no more ads about politics.
Poynter - 0 views
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A lot of information on social media, especially how-tos, and how it applies to the world of journalism.
50 Digital Media Resources You May Have Missed - 0 views
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If you wish to stay atop the most recent additions to the world of social media, here is a list of many I've never heard of before. It's a good start!
How Twitter can tell you when you are going to get sick - 1 views
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By applying machine learning and natural language understanding techniques the health of Twitter users and people in their area can be determined with high accuracy by plotting geo-tagged tweets on a map. I posted this article because it makes me wonder how else we can use social networking site's public data to predict information beneficial of everyone--not just site users.
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Amanda, this was a great article! I never thought about even trying to map something like this! It reminds me of when the Packers lose, and my Facebook explodes; I'd like to see how those status updates change the further away you get from Green Bay, then Wisconsin, etc.
Top 30 Things to Know when Marketing to Women - 0 views
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While I have not double checked all of the facts behind what this list claims, the information surprised me and helped me with a research idea. I hope this helps someone else if they're looking at social media and marketing!
Study: Doodling Helps You Pay Attention - 0 views
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Doodling is better than daydreaming
Why the music industry should be thanking illegal downloaders - 1 views
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Maybe we can read this?
The 47 Rules of the internet. - 0 views
Affluence in America: What Gen Y Buys - 0 views
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Sichelman claims that generation Y-Americans born between 1978 and 1994 purchase certain things for many reasons, including the "humanity" of their contribution to certain companies, like TOMS. Interesting article on advertising!
Why are we so obsessed with the pursuit of authenticity? - 0 views
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An article on why our society values authenticity so much, online and off.
Online identity: is authenticity or anonymity more important? - 0 views
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Before Facebook and Google became the megaliths of the web, the most famous online adage was, "on the internet, no one knows you're a dog". It seems the days when people were allowed to be dogs is coming to a close.