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Tag Archives: social media
So You Want Me To Switch To Google+?
So I got an invite a couple days ago to Google Plus, and generally, I’m pretty happy with it. I’m not leaving twitter any time soon, because I like it as an aggregator and a public discussion forum. But I … Continue reading
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So You Want Me To Switch To Google+?
So I got an invite a couple days ago to Google Plus, and generally, I’m pretty happy with it. I’m not leaving twitter any time soon, because I like it as an aggregator and a public discussion forum. But I … Continue reading
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Tagged facebook, Google, networking, openness, social media
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Radical Trust Starts At Home
Yesterday, I had the pleasure of attending the Smithsonian’s most recent Educator’s Exchange, a program primarily oriented to the Education departments of the various Smithsonian museums. The topic of the roundtable discussion was cooperation between departments, focusing primarily on education … Continue reading
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Tagged curation, curators, museums, online exhibits, radical trust, social media
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Facebook Fans Are Meaningless
In a meeting recently at work, we were talking about the use of social media, how to get people to come to the museum, and one person said something to the effect of, “Well, we all can agree that we … Continue reading
