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!
Get ready for 2018 with the Higher Ed Social Media Online Conference (top 5 reasons to attend with your team!)
From Collegewebeditor.com
The Week of Heroes at Coker College: a successful fun(d)raising campaign #hesm
From Collegewebeditor.com
4 questions to Holly Hill, Director of Web and New Media Services at Flagler College
From higheredexperts.com
Open House: The View from the Back Row
From Dean Dad Blogger Site
Tag, You’re It. How to Deal with Facebook Spam Tags
From social.colostate.edu (Colorado State University)
Strategy for Negative Reviews on Facebook
From social.colostate.edu (Colorado State University)
A Social Media Balancing Act
From http://socialmedia.umich.edu/ (University of Michigan)
12 tips to survive the demands of your higher ed social media job
From Collegewebeditor.com
Excise taxes on colleges spark criticism but may signal a tough future for higher ed
From insidehighered.com
Maximizing The Design Sprint
From smashingmagazine.com
Facebook just launched a new feature that lets you create polls for your friends
From Mashable.com
10 Facebook Live Tips to Follow Before, During & After Your Broadcast
From Sproutsocial.com
8 Actionable Instagram Marketing Tips, Backed by 20+ Studies
From blog.bufferapp.com
Clarifying The Twitter Rules
From blog.twitter.com
Twitter officially expands its character count to 280 starting today
From Techcrunch.com
Facebook introduces a Messenger plugin for business websites
From Techcrunch.com
Instagram pushes more influencers to adopt its new format for sponsored posts
From Techcrunch.com
Missed last week’s newsletter? Higher Ed Social Media Survival Tips, Market Yourself, Facebook Groups & Instagram Zoom
From higheredexperts.com
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