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Mathieu Plourde

Facebook is Growing Up Fast: Number of Users Over 35 Doubled in Last 60 Days - 0 views

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    Over the last 60 days, according to data from Inside Facebook, the number of users over 35 doubled, and the fastest growing demographic on Facebook is women over 55. The majority of Facebook users are now over 25.
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Is Canada Facebook-Saturated? - 0 views

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    Toronto was the first city to break the one million user mark, and in some cities non-Facebook users are in the minority. This article examines evidence that Facebook is reaching saturation levels in Canada.
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ConnectYard - Courses in Facebook - 0 views

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    With ConnectYard you can: - Bring along your Facebook identity and friends - Find students in your classes that share mutual friends - Share materials and calendars with your study groups - Receive notifications via Facebook and text message - Setup real-time whiteboards and group conference calls
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Facebook: To Friend or Not to Friend? - 0 views

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    As students continue to use Facebook to connect and communicate in increasing numbers, it has also become common for faculty members to consider the use of this social networking site to facilitate interaction in educational contexts. One of the perennial questions that arises is whether faculty should accept Facebook "friend requests" from students.
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Is Facebook a Cult? - 0 views

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    A theory: Facebook management is acting like a group of cult leaders intent on changing the rest of us into more social, less private people than we might want to be. Maybe all social networking services are trying to do that - but the way Facebook is going about it feels particularly cult-like.
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Social Networks: Facebook Takes Over Top Spot, Twitter Climbs - 0 views

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    With Facebook officially turning five years old recently, combined with the site surging past MySpace in Monthly Unique Visitors, it seems like a good time to take a little deeper look at the social networking giants.
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Facebook for Universities: recruiting, retention, and alumni relations. Inigral, Inc. T... - 0 views

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    Engage your entire campus community through the first interoperable Facebook application designed for institutions of higher learning.
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Everyone else is on Facebook. Why aren't you? - 0 views

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    Instead I'd like to address those readers who aren't on Facebook, especially those of you who've consciously decided to stay away.
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Why Facebook Is for Old Fogies - 0 views

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    For what began with college students has found its fullest, richest expression with us, the middle-aged. Here are 10 reasons Facebook is for old fogies:
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Facebook Still No. 1 Among College Students - 0 views

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    Facebook remains the number one Web site this year among college students, according to a survey by Anderson Analytics, which has tracked US college students' attitudes and behaviors since 2005.
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Back Chanelling - The Latest Form of Group Discussion - 0 views

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    In the era of technology students do not pass notes or try and whisper quietly to one another, they send text messages from their cell phones or Facebook messages to one another if on a computer during class. These actions are done silently and do not cause a disruption in the classroom. But is it distracting? Maybe. Is it beneficial? I think so.
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The natives aren't quite so restless - 0 views

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    If we are to equip students to navigate a digital world, education ought to be based on assessing students' individual strengths and weaknesses rather than making glib generalisations that mistake using Facebook for technological savvy.
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How to Friend Mom, Dad, and the Boss on Facebook...Safely - 0 views

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    From here, you can add lists of people who should NOT be able to see this part of your profile. For example, if you wanted to block a list of work colleagues or those in your family from seeing your status updates, you could do so here - just type the name of your list in the box "Except these people" and save your changes.
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Alumni Associations on Facebook - 0 views

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    This video shows Alumni Associations the ways in which Facebook's "Pages" feature can further participation, especially with younger members
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Why Does LinkedIn Still Have Facebook Envy? - 0 views

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    So, repeat after me: LinkedIn is not a destination site. We thought the Valley intelligentsia long ago proclaimed the end of destination sites. The desire to "get people to spend more time on LinkedIn" is linked to a failed business model around advertising.
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My first 14 days in the Blogosphere - 0 views

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    3 weeks ago, my appreciation of the need to implement web 2.0 technologies into curriculum delivery was limited at best. I would not have considered myself IT illiterate - after all I was reasonably competent on Powerpoint and word processing, used Facebook, had a Flickr account and used I-tunes. Then I read Will Richardson's book for teachers on the Read/Write web and I had a 'Road to Damascus' experience!
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Is There a Reverse Network Effect with Scale? - 0 views

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    But just as Moore's Law hits physical constraints, network effects have a limit in many types of online communities. Indeed, in some cases, a reverse network effect may exist: as new people join, others are motivated to leave.
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Which social network should I join? - 0 views

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    Most people dabble in many social networks but eventually settle into only one or two that they keep up with on anything resembling a long-term basis. To narrow it down, though, I'd find out which social networks your friends frequent and sign up for them.
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More Adults Than Ever on Social Networks - 0 views

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    You may think that many adults have joined the online trend mainly to network professionally with others in their field. However, that turns out not to be true. Instead adults, like teens, are there to socialize with their friends and people they already know. Nearly nine in ten social network users (89%) say they use the networks to stay in touch with friends, and 57% say they use it to make plans with friends. Under half (49%) use the sites to make new friends.
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Twitter as Courseware - 0 views

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    Twitter is the class' main mode of communication, and he writes that Twitter has replaced three classroom technologies: listserv, email, cardboard box to collect papers.
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