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  1. Bill Genereux

    Why Mom Was Right About Internet Stupidity

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    Today, out of curiosity I searched Google for ‘Kansas State University’ and the screencap shown below are the very first results I saw: Unfortunately, a K-State student was recently expelled over a very distasteful post she made on Snapchat. This student had attended K-State for three years (a pre-med student), and boom, just like that she was … Continue reading Why Mom Was Right About Internet Stupidity
  2. Bill Genereux

    Getting the Most Out of Twitter Tweets

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    I have never had anything I put on the web quite reach ‘viral’ proportions, but I’ve had a few online successes. One thing is certain, it is hard to beat having celebrity exposure. Yesterday, a British actor called David Schneider posted a call for “Enterprise Under Attack” videos, and my digital media students obliged with our classroom … Continue reading Getting the Most Out of Twitter Tweets
  3. Bill Genereux

    On Comments

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    I just loved this Daily Create by Sandy Brown Jensen, so I’m sharing it here: #tdc1703@ds106dc#ds106 To respond to other people’s blog posts or daily creates or not to, that is the question… pic.twitter.com/ivYHV7Pk69 — Sandy Brown Jensen (@sandramardene) September 6, 2016
  4. Bill Genereux

    Tales from KSU

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    This fall, I am offering for the first time a course in digital storytelling. I have some online students and some face to face students. Since all of the activities are computer-based and shared online, I am working with the two groups together. In fact, we are collaborating with the DS106 group over at UMW. … Continue reading Tales from KSU

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