Providing insight on the role of communication technology in international public health. Is Social Media Underestimated in Academia? November 6, 2009. I agree with Rachel that it is hugely underestimated. There is so much opportunity to exchange research and scientific findings on a wider, broader scale. A very popular blog, ScienceBlogs. Senior researchers were challenged to become part of the blogoshpere at the Science Blog.

The shifting advertising environment for the travel industry. One of the more interesting blog postings. I agree with him in that this is probably not the right approach to take. 8221; that the U.

It is a reflection of my coursework this semester and my interest in social media use by scientists and researchers. Posted in Social Media Research.

January 11, 2010 by loquaciouslisa. The most important recommendations are to incorporate technology as a supplement or enhancement to the admissions process; be critical of the information that one receives about prospective applicants or institutions; familiarize yourselves with available technologies, making sure they are used properly and to their full potential; and acknowledge that everyone has different preferences and skill sets, as it relates to technology.

Brightening the path to the future of physical education. What potential is there for using new technology to enhance physical education within the global community? In a quest to learn about this topic, I recently conducted a study of web-based resources and have posted my findings. Here is a link to the Garner713fa09.