How LinkedIn and Facebook can improve your professional practice
Slides for my talk at the School of Pharmacy at DMU, 29 October 2008
Download linked_in_schl_of_pharmacy_2008.ppt
« Transliteracy Workshop 24 Oct 08 | Main | Obama for President »
TrackBack
TrackBack URL for this entry:
http://www.typepad.com/services/trackback/6a00d83456d0f369e2010535c7668d970c
Listed below are links to weblogs that reference How LinkedIn and Facebook can improve your professional practice:
Verify your Comment
Previewing your Comment
This is only a preview. Your comment has not yet been posted.
Your comment could not be posted. Error type:
Your comment has been posted. Post another comment
As a final step before posting your comment, enter the letters and numbers you see in the image below. This prevents automated programs from posting comments.
Having trouble reading this image? View an alternate.
Recent Comments
- mez breeze on Social Networks and the Dissolution of the Monasteries
- Mary Heap on Is your wireless router turned on 24/7 ?
- Sue Thomas on RIP Michael Jackson
- keith perch on RIP Michael Jackson
- Karl Craig-West on Bruce Sterling: Eighteen Challenges in Contemporary Literature
- AJ Cann on Experimental Peer Review & Funding: We don't need people to take risk; we need people to manage it.
- rchrd on Living in California - driving, waste disposal, and the postal service
- Jess on How do you buy your books?
- Susan Hallam on My heroine for Ada Byron Lovelace Day: Stevie Vanhegan
- cell phone plan on Is your wireless router turned on 24/7 ?
Recent Posts
- Reprise: Social Networks and the Dissolution of the Monasteries #2009
- Amplified Leicester: A citywide experiment in social media
- RIP Michael Jackson
- NLab: Amplified Individuals and Business Resilience event today
- 'Nature and Cyberspace: The Wild Surmise' to be published by Bloomsbury Academic
- Bruce Sterling: Eighteen Challenges in Contemporary Literature
- 'Transliteracy: A Unifying Concept', University of Nottingham, 6pm 28 May 2009
- Experimental Peer Review & Funding: We don't need people to take risk; we need people to manage it.
- Writing for Nonreaders in the Postprint Era
- "Economommies" find new ways to combine family life with employment
Exploring the relationships between nature and cyberspace
Wild Surmise blog www.thewildsurmise.com
Hello World- - Web View
- - Download book
- - Download sample chapter
Snippets from the past
- 1997 Revolver
- 1998 Creative interaction in cyberspace
- 1998 Ensemble Logic + Choragraphy
- 1998 Imagining a stone: virtual landscapes
- 1998 Land: Textual MOO-based virtual landscapes
- 1998 Sharing a common language online
- 1999 Interview by Full Circle
- 1999 Noon Quilt
- 1999 The [+]Net[+] of Desire
- 1999 Tremble
- 2000 ::::::In Place of the Page::::::
- 2000 Correspondence @ Riding the Meridian
- 2000 Evolving Practice: writers working online with trAce
- 2000 lux : notes for an electronic writing
- 2001 Interview by 3am Magazine
- 2002 A New Sensibility? The qualities of a new media writer
- 2002 No visible means of support
- 2002 Stephanie Strickland: Living in the Space between Print and Online
- 2002 Tools of the trade
- 2002 Writing Machines by N.Katherine Hayles
- 2003 Spivak
- 2004 Sistema Purificacion
suethomas.net
Comments