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Status Update: Actively Engaging Our Friends, Shannon Kelly, Alan Ruby Mar 2012

Status Update: Actively Engaging Our Friends, Shannon Kelly, Alan Ruby

Shannon C Kelly

Social media do not wait for the communications office to open - but do offer informed universities unique brand-building opportunities.


Knowledge And Innovation Exploration, Shannon Kelly Dec 2011

Knowledge And Innovation Exploration, Shannon Kelly

Shannon C Kelly

This website was designed as central hub for various resources on social media and higher education. The resources include blogs, thought leaders to follow on Twitter and other website.


Social @ Edu, Shannon Kelly Dec 2011

Social @ Edu, Shannon Kelly

Shannon C Kelly

A blog designed to present new eyes and a new perspective on higher education and social media. One of the two has a reputation for being slow to change, where decision is made by committee and a life of thought and reflection is highly regarded. The other in this dynamic duo has a reputation for lightning speed changes, where decision feels rarely in the hands of the user and a life of expression is highly regarded. In our minds, this begs a few questions. How do these two worlds blend? What are the current trends & challenges in this integration? …


Imovie, Shannon Kelly Dec 2011

Imovie, Shannon Kelly

Shannon C Kelly

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The Knowledge And Innovation Associate, Shannon Kelly Dec 2011

The Knowledge And Innovation Associate, Shannon Kelly

Shannon C Kelly

knowledge. innovation. these two areas define my work in higher education and social media. they also pique my interest. a lot. this blog is a space to discuss all of the above. the views there are my own.


Review Of Huge, Inc.'S Website, Shannon C. Kelly Dec 2011

Review Of Huge, Inc.'S Website, Shannon C. Kelly

Shannon C Kelly

A review of HUGE, Inc.'s website based on elements of good design and the concept of visual rhetoric.