What’s up in higher ed this week?
Karine Joly has published a weekly email newsletter (on Wednesday mornings) since December 2008.
Check out this week’s selection of articles, blog posts and news stories, carefully curated to help higher ed digital professionals like you keep up with what matters!
Higher Ed DigiTALES: Why (and how) to present and publish to advance your career in higher education
From Higher Ed Experts
5 reasons to submit a proposal by Sep 20 to present at the 5th Higher Ed Social Media Conference
From College Web Editor
Mind the Gap! Targeting Student Concerns During Yield
From EDUVENTURES
How Colorado State University Made 1,200 Snapchat Friends (in one month)
From CSU Social
How Social Media Can Boost your SEO
From Medium
Paying to post advertising on Facebook in the UK
From University of St Andrews
Social Analytics: Breaking Down Facebook Insights
From CSU Social
Calling all higher ed experts in Web Analytics, SEO or Web Writing: Join the Faculty!
From Higher Ed Experts
Could college messaging app Islands be the new Yik Yak?
From Inside Higher Ed
Is your Canadian institution using the right social platforms to engage students? [STUDY]
From Academica
Snapchat wants to get deeper into news, so it’s adding college newspapers to Discover
From Recode
How People Approach Facts and Information [STUDY]
From Pew Research Center
LinkedIn raises its ad tech game, launches Audience Network across tens of thousands of sites and apps
From TechCrunch
Twitter enables account sharing in its mobile app, powered by TweetDeck Teams
From TechCrunch
FaceID will work with Apple Pay, third-party apps
From TechCrunch
19 Tools for Creating Engaging Social Media Videos, Images and GIFs in Minutes
From Buffer Blog
Missed last week’s newsletter? Teaching Opportunities for You, #HigherEd Future, Social Media Videos, AMP & More
From Higher Ed Experts
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