Posts Tagged by jobs
Students need to get a jump on social media
| 7 January 2012 | Posted by Donn King under Social media, Technology and learning |
photo credit: HonestReporting.com It’s easy to assume college students have social media all figured out. Experience shows, though, that while many are savvy about Facebook, they may not realize they need to build a social media presence in other avenues before graduation rather than after. Sue Murphy notes in her article Social Media Success Tips for Students two particular…
Filling Human 1.5′s frame
| 1 February 2011 | Posted by Donn King under Communication, Miscellany, Thoughts |
Intended or not, one of the side effects of the Digital Storytelling class for me has been to focus my thinking on the progression through the years of my relationship to media. For a ds106 assignment I put together a Prezi presentation that started exploring that, and the thought process has continued, enhanced in part…
A new look at journalism
| 11 April 2009 | Posted by Donn King under Employment, Journalism, Public relations |
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Kristen King (no relation to me, as far as I know) attended the Region 2 conference of the Society of Professional Journalists, and shared her summaries of several of the sessions. This is very useful information for information workers of any sort, but particularly for journalism and even PR students. This is boiled-down, pure, cutting-edge…
You’re working two jobs
| 30 March 2009 | Posted by Donn King under Employment |
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Jonathan Fields says you’re working two jobs, like it or not. Given the state of the economy, this is good advice for graduates to keep in mind as they tackle the job market, whether getting a job or moving up.
Especially for students: taking charge of your “job”
| 26 March 2009 | Posted by Donn King under Employment |
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This blog is “not just academic,” as the flag shows. While we’re primarily interested in communication-related topics, and technology in higher education, we’re focused on application. Feeds show up in a couple of online classes, though, so I want to take an opportunity to post a link to an article that may spark some pragmatic…
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