Twitter may not be for everyone. After all, not everyone can handle walking around with half of their brain in another dimension. As with mediums in the past, how we choose to use these tools is up to us individually. We can fill our parallel universes with cotton candy, or we can eat our green veggies and thrive.
Tag Archives: Jim Courtois
A Look Back At Teaching A Personal Branding Course
During Lindenwood University’s January term 2011, I had the opportunity to teach a special topics course I created called, “Creating and Managing Your Online Personal Brand”. Since then, I’ve received several requests for information about the material we discussed.
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Associate Professor of Communications, Journalism Dept. Chair, Lindenwood University, St. Charles, MO Courses for 2012-2013: Introduction to Journalism, Online Journalism, Broadcast Newswriting, TV Reporting, TV News Production, Special Topics: Creating and Managing Your Online Personal Brand
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Teaching with Tumblr
- It’s time for local television stations to optimize for the web and mobile
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Stop waiting for permission to create
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Three C’s of personal branding for students
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Information is disposable, experiences are not — a challenge to evolve beyond testing
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New to Twitter? Meet 15 People Media Students Should Follow
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From Gutenberg to PittPatt – 4 takeaways from the first day of Journalism Interactive
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Twitter v. Facebook, A Tale of Two Experiences
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Taking on the collaborative classroom
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Data visualization and inspiration — 6 takeaways from Journalism Interactive day two