not sure why I didn't think of this before. Bitly (useful to shorten URL's in posts) keeps track of click throughs from your links. Could be useful to see what kind of content is generating interest.

Article about MLA listing how tweets should be cited and the controversy about it. Also interesting fact: did you know that the Library of Congress has been archiving every public tweet since 2006?

student success expert on study habits. Includes setting goals for individual study sessions and setting specific times for specific subjects everyday.

50/50 technique for studying for tests. Little too much chatting at the beginning, but skip to 4:30 mark for technique.

Topoi strategy for writing a paper

One of a series of biology videos. This one starts by discussing carbon, covalent, ionic and Hydrogen bonds necessary for understanding much of biology. Not your traditional lecture.

one of a group of physics videos by PhysicsEH on Youtube

video on balancing chemical equations

Pomodoro technique for reducing/managing procrastination

Amazing amount of information here. Includes standard college writing and research tips as well as previewing, skimming and speed reading (not the gimmicky thing); reading critically and organizing information

free site which includes math and science. Users have the ability to create playlists as well as use resources on the site ranging from lecture to multimedia graphic demonstrations. Also includes links to other free resources on many subjects

Links to studying several different subjects including math, biology, chemistry and physics. Many have the same basic steps. New ones here is are using 2 different texts for studying (get a second one from a library, etc.) and to review the material from class immediately after class and then 8 hours later to increase retention.

Abstract with a link to the full document on dealing with test anxiety in children and adults. Geared for teachers but lays out different approaches and tips.

article about a 10 minute writing exercise which has been proven to help students who suffer from test anxiety

Basic and not so basic math study stratagies. New one on this page is to work problems forwards and then work backwards from the answer to find the original problem.

Effective studying and test taking tips from the College of DuPage. Includes strategies for effective use of your textbook, geared to college students.

Tweet tips, brief and to the point

Article that directly addresses social media and student retention, very valuable since part of the population we're trying to reach are those students needing additional resources to succeed academically. Really like the idea of faculty to student connections but not sure how we might want to do that, I do have ideas though: Faculty interview/What I wish I knew as a student, faculty Q &A times, etc.

another salesforce marketing cloud article, includes information about earning trust and engagement through social media. This website has quite a few good articles.

This may be something for later. It discusses assessment/attribution regarding social media conversion. Google Analytics is discussed with a link to setting up goals within the Google App.