Digital Literacy for St. Cloud State University
Qualey, E. e. (2014). What Can Infographics Do for You?. AALL Spectrum, 18(4), 7-8.
Infographics for Advocacy
Infographics for Marketing
Infographics for Data
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more on inforgraphics in this IMS blog
https://blog.stcloudstate.edu/ims?s=infographics
Don’t just drop links. Drive social media users to communicate with you–and increase the chances they engage with your content–by asking for questions and feedback. Because social media was made for people and not for businesses, you should always be striving to create a human connection with social media users.
http://chronicle.com/article/Journal-Publishers-Rethink-a/233715/
Over the past few years, they have sought to repair, replace, or revolutionize the practice of peer review. Their methods vary. Some propose radical transparency. Some seek to decouple review from journals. Some propose crediting scientists for their review work. And some propose doing away with the system.
Much of this work was highlighted last month, when a small group of publishers held the first Peer Review Week, via online media, to promote the benefits of and debate changes in the existing system.
“All in all, it seems pretty dreadful,” says Andrew R.H. Preston, a physicist who helped start Publons, one of several services seeking to give researchers scientific credit for their reviews.
Started two years ago, Publons has prompted controversy. It allows referees to upload reviews, without journal approval, that could prove embarrassing to authors. It has raised ethical questions that researchers have only begun to ponder, including basic things, like just who owns peer review, anyway?
Mr. Stell is one of the founders of PubPeer, a website that allows anyone to anonymously comment on a published research article. The site has become known for its role in exposing several scientific frauds in the past few years.
http://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/metrics-improve-social-media-marketing/
optimize for sharing, click-throughs, signups or even just visits.
arketing strategy is the editorial calendar,” explains Ben Harper in his article, How to Use Data to Improve Your Content Marketing Strategy
related articles in this blog:
https://blog.stcloudstate.edu/ims/2014/11/02/roi-of-social-media/
http://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/youtube-growth-with-steve-dotto/
A video is easier to follow than a blog, it’s more engaging than a podcast and you can bring all of the media types together
Google+ uses hashtags to explore a topic rather than curate it. When you search for a hashtag within Google+, the network auto-selects related hashtags and trending topics and returns those along with the hashtag you typed in.