Microblogging multimedia-based teaching methods best practices with Cirip.eu

Grosseck, Gabriela; Holotescu, Carmen

doi:10.1016/j.sbspro.2010.03.297

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“…While Facebook has been supported as a popular networking site for communicating with friends and colleagues, some educators are interested in getting students to increase their usage of platforms such as Twitter (Ebner, Lienhardt, Rohs, & Meyer, 2010;Grosseck & Holotescu, 2010;Junco, Heibergert, & Loken, 2011;Mather, et al, 2013a;Rankin, 2009;Schroeder, et al, 2010). Twitter is a microblogging platform suited to ongoing public dialogue (Ebner, et al, 2010).…”

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“…A number of studies have identified relationships between the use of technology and student engagement in higher education (Annetta, Minogue, Holmes, & Cheng, 2009;Chen, Lambert, & Guidry, 2010;King & Robinson, 2009). As a result, educators have begun to investigate different ways of integrating social media techniques into the learning process (Grosseck & Holotescu, 2010;Rankin, 2009;Schroeder, Minocha, & Schneider, 2010). Junco, Heibergert and Loken (2011) explored the effect of Twitter on higher education student engagement and grades.…”

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Australian health professions student use of social media

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Increased bandwidth, broadband network availability and improved functionality have enhanced the accessibility and attractiveness of social media. The use of the internet by higher education students has markedly increased. Social media are already used widely across the health sector but little is currently known of the use of social media by health profession students in Australia. A cross-sectional study was undertaken to explore health profession students' use of social media and their media preferences for sourcing information. An electronic survey was made available to health profession students at ten participating universities across most Australian states and territories. Respondents were 637 first year students and 451 final year students. The results for first and final year health profession students indicate that online media is the preferred source of information with only 20% of students nominating traditional peer-reviewed journals as a preferred information source. In addition, the results indicate that Facebook® usage was high among all students while use of other types of social media such as Twitter® remains comparatively low.As health profession students engage regularly with social media, and this use is likely to grow rather than diminish, educational institutions are challenged to consider the use of social media as a validated platform for learning and teaching.

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“…Entre sus ventajas, se encuentra la facilidad para que el usuario acceda directamente a consumir desde cualquier sitio (Grosseck y Holotescu, 2010;Forkosh-Baruch y Hershkovitz, 2011;Guzmán, Gil y Carot, 2013).…”

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“…Estos crean contenidos, y buscan establecer los lineamientos de los productos o servicios que consumen de manera personalizada (Grosseck y Holotescu, 2010;Forkosh-Baruch y Hershkovitz, 2011). Tal es el caso de las redes sociales, los blogs, las wikis, etc., que reúnen comunidades en torno a un tema en común (Guzmán et al, 2013).…”

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Del comercio electrónico al comercio social: La innovación al alcance de las organizaciones. Estudio para el sector calzado Bucaramanga, Colombia

Duque¹,

Villamizar²

2017

CYN

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Las organizaciones perciben al comercio electrónico como un mecanismo para llegar a sus stakeholders de manera directa, y, de este modo, facilitar el éxito de la transacción desde cualquier punto del mundo (Guzmán, Gil y Carot 2013). El objetivo del artículo es establecer cómo las organizaciones han adoptado esta estrategia para mejorar la eficiencia en la comercialización de sus productos y servicios. Sobre esa base, se evidencia que, para llegar a sus stakeholders, deben orientar sus estrategias hacia la inclusión de la comunidad, a partir de la participación e interacción que se genera con la organización en los medios sociales, entre los cuales Facebook destaca como la red social más utilizada para el e-commerce. Finalmente, se comprueba que el e-commerce ha sobrepasado el simple hecho de comercializar en Internet y ha avanzado hasta el s-commerce o comercio social, un horizonte que incluye a la comunidad y al usuario como partí-cipes en los procesos relacionados con la comercialización a través de redes sociales.Palabras clave: comercio electrónico, web social, competitividad, comercio social From e-commerce to s-commerce: Innovation within the reach of organizations. A study for footwear sector in Bucaramanga, ColombiaOrganizations perceive electronic commerce, as a mechanism to reach their stakeholders directly, facilitating the success of the transaction and from anywhere in the world (Guzman, Gil & Carot 2013). The objective of this article is to establish how organizations have adopted this strategy to improve efficiency in the marketing of their products and services, showing that to reach their stakeholders they should orient their strategies towards inclusion of the community, from the participation and interaction that is generated with the organization in social internet media, where Facebook is the most used social network for e-commerce. Finally, it is found that e-commerce has surpassed the simple fact of internet marketing, moving up the social commerce or s-commerce, a horizon which includes the user community and the Internet user as a participant in the processes related to marketing through social networks.Keywords: Telework, social web, competitiveness, social commerce Do comercio eletronico ao comercio social: A inovação ao alcance das organiçõesAs organizações percebem ao comercio eletronico, como um mecanismo para chegar ao seus stskeholders de maneira direta, assim facilita o sucesso da negociação e desde qualquer ponto do mundo (Guzmán, Gil & Carot, 2013 O objetivo do artigo é estabelecer cómo as organizações se adaptam esta estrategia para melhorar a eficiencia comercial dos seus productos e serviços, evidenciando que para chegar aos seus stakeholders deben orientar suas estrategias à inclussão da sociedade, partindo da participação e interação que se gera com a organização das redes sociais, onde fecebook é a rede social mais utilizada para o e-comerce. Finalmente, é provado que o e-comerce ultrapassou o simples fato de comercializar na internet, avanzando até o s-comerce ou comerc...

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“…Differences between this model and empirical data should then work as an indicator for the occurrence of extraordinary events. Other studies cover geographic aspects of Twitter use [14], examine the influence of distance, national boundaries or language on Twitter's social ties [45], or focus on the use of Twitter as a tool for educational purposes [18,19] and as communication tool at scientific conferences [10,11,13,37].…”

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Twitter data analysis as contribution to strategic foresight-The case of the EU Research Project “Foresight and Modelling for European Health Policy and Regulations” (FRESHER)

Uhl¹,

Kolleck²,

Schiebel³

2016

Eur J Futures Res

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In this article the value of Twitter data analysis for a strategic foresight exercise is discussed. The article offers an overview of Twitter's basic functionalities, previous Twitter research and related studies on using Twitter in foresight projects to date. Based on this knowledge the case of the EU research project BForesight and Modelling for European Health Policy and RegulationsB(FRESHER) is used to conduct a Twitter data analysis in three steps: an analysis of weblinks to get insights into the content spread via Twitter, a social network analysis to define central actors in a Twitter debate, and a hashtag-analysis to find out which topics are discussed a n d t o su p po r t t h e i de n t i f i c at i o n o f d r i v e r s o f noncommunicable diseases. The article shows the benefit a Twitter data analysis provides for the FRESHER project and reveals implications for future research in this field.

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Microblogging multimedia-based teaching methods best practices with Cirip.eu

Cited by 25 publications

References 2 publications

Australian health professions student use of social media

Australian health professions student use of social media

Del comercio electrónico al comercio social: La innovación al alcance de las organizaciones. Estudio para el sector calzado Bucaramanga, Colombia

Twitter data analysis as contribution to strategic foresight-The case of the EU Research Project “Foresight and Modelling for European Health Policy and Regulations” (FRESHER)

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