In July 2016, I shared a new talk “#thanksfacebook: the new New NEW algorithm that haunts us all” at the annual #PSEWEB Conference.
Abstract:
In shocking news: Facebook’s algorithm turned on us all again. Delivering content to subscribers was as basic to Facebook as Pumpkin Spice Lattes are to the liquid fashion conscious among us. So for awhile there was “EdgeRank” and Facebook picked what to send to who based on social scoring and infinite mysterious but all very important and made-up behavioural signals.
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#HESM15, the virtual higher education social media conference hosted by Higher Ed Experts, took over the interwebs yesterday.
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As a digital person at a post-secondary institution, my social media execution involves three main presences on the professional social network: LinkedIn Company Page, LinkedIn Discussion Group and LinkedIn University Page.
Learn MoreI’m reading an article by Andrew Careaga called “Why researchers should blog” and thought I would note some of the best points for you.
Andrew’s blog starts with the case of Peter Janiszewski, a health sciences researcher, who released one of his publications as a five part blog series and went from unknown to being read by 12,000 people and covered by MSNBC.
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