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Author Archives: Gary R Schirr
Tsunami in #HigherEd: Social Media and Peer-to-peer
BTW: A post related to the ongoing discussion of the Tsunami in higher education was posted on my other blog: Social Learning and Online #HigherEd
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Social Learning and Online #HigherEd
The key to effective online education will be learning to utilize social media to bring peer-to-peer and social learning online. Continue reading
Posted in Higher Education
Tagged HigherEd, Kahn academy, MOOC, MOOCs, online education, peer-to-peer, social learning, Social Media
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Going Broke by Degree – #Higher Ed Tsunami?
There are four big issues facing universities: (1) continuing ballooning costs, (2) a possible bubble due to loans, government policy, and high expected returns, (3) disruptive technology (online MOOCs), and (4) internal resistance to change. Continue reading
Can One Billion Facebook Users be wrong?
Based on strictly anecdotal evidence I believe that there are a LOT of fake and duplicate FB accounts… Does LinkedIn have both a more professional group and honest count? Continue reading
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Tagged duplicate accounts?, Facebook, LinkedIn, number of users, Twitter
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Flawed Tools – Focus groups and brainstorming for ideas
The combined results of individual idea generation outperforms group methods, such as brainstorming and focus groups, in terms of the number, quality, and uniqueness of the ideas generated. Continue reading
Posted in Ideation
Tagged Abbie Griffin, avoid brainstorming, avoid focus groups, Brainstorming, focus groups, JPIM, Osburn, voice of the customer
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What is your Klout score today?
Even after carefully reading Mark Schaefer’s excellent book Return on Influence, I am still one of those unrepentant Klout-bashers that Mark has referred to in several of his recent posts. I believe that a Klout score has little value and … Continue reading
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Tagged Influence, Klout, Mark Schaefer, Return on Influence, ROI, SM, SMM
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Professor Klout
A class project in which the final grade earned is solely determined by a student’s Klout score! Klout becomes harmful to social media as participants game their scores under pressure from imbecile employers who screen with Klout… Continue reading
Posted in Social influence
Tagged FSU, Grading by Klout score, Klout, Kred, Mark Schaefer, PeerIndex, Todd Bacile
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Wicked Commentary on Social Media
This “ad” for the iPhone 5 is also a wicked commentary on social media!
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New Klout – An Innovation Strategy?
Klout’s ballyhooed new version and business model seems to be lifted entirely from a competitor, Kred. Continue reading
Social Media used to Crowdsource a New Course!
A recording of a presentation at Social Slam 2012.
(Also posted at servicecocreation.com and youtube.)