09/03/2019 Meme Me Ideas for the Internet culture wars. These came about as a result of seeing what people said in tweets or Facebook posts, and are cut up snippets. Categories Blog/Ideas/Images/Social Media
01/01/2019 How to navigate your digital life “How to navigate your digital life, or, how to avoid death by a thousand digital cuts.” Recent events have made me consider deeply how digital life affects each of us and how we navigate these unknown terrains, attempt to manage our interactions, needs and expectations, and how others in our networks manage their own lives that intertwine with ours. How... Categories Blog/Featured/Social Media
30/12/2018 The Twittersphere Highway I’ve seen friends having issues with Twitter conversations recently, experience the horror of public shaming, the ritual of punishment by RT. The addiction of argument, justification, righteous ire point scoring. It’s an interesting phenomena, what Twitter ‘has become’. But what does that even mean? Twitter is many things to many people. It’s a conduit of information, knowledge and professional connection.... Categories Blog/Social Media
02/02/2015 New Consumer Creators I was asked to give a talk last year for a local arts organisation in Holloway Road – Rowan Arts. They were running a one day conference with quite a few interesting speakers and events and about fifty people attended. I was fairly honoured to be asked and thought the best way I could be relevant was to talk about... Categories Images/Learning & Teaching/Social Media
21/11/2013 Developing Your Internet Profile “Growing New Markets for the Web” was an all day seminar aimed at start ups and small businesses. I was commissioned to scope and create the content, and lead the seminar on the day. The seminar was attended by around 35 start ups and small business owners and held at the Graduate Centre, London Metropolitan University, UK, supported by ‘Knowledge... Categories Featured/Social Media/Work
30/03/2013 SocialMet SocialMet was a university social media project instigated by the Strategic Programme office at London Metropolitan University. The initial aim of the project was to elicit direct feedback from students (and staff) for input into the development of the Student Charter. I was approached by the SPO to lead on how to achieve this as had worked with social media... Categories Featured/Learning & Teaching/Social Media/Work
