ASMH is mentioned in a story by Lauren Kawam of College Times in “A New Connection: ASU develops new online social networking program” (PDF, page 6). Click on the image to enlarge. Here’s the full text of Kawam’s interview with Menachem Wecker: Q1: Why have people – young people namely – become so reliant on [...]
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Young people’s reliance on social media
June 1st, 2011, Author: Menachem Wecker, Categories: Facebook, LinkedIn, Quora, Twitter, WikipediaAbout
The Association for Social Media and Higher Education (ASMH) aims to create a community for sharing information, learning, tools and ideas by bringing social media practitioners, scholars and higher education officials together. Learn more...
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The Western Front: "University Wikipedia pages ripe for biased editing."
eCampus News: "Universities told not to edit their Wikipedia entries."
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal: "Social networks transforming academic, university business."
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