Tag Archives: Twitter

How do I spread the message of the digital divide?

Posted on April 22, 2014 by Katie Saunders

The week we talked about the digital divide, something hit close to home. I attended Hoover High School (along with my younger brother and sister) and my mom works there. A few years ago they bought iPads for every student … Continue reading →

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The End: Final Reflection

Posted on April 22, 2014 by Katie Saunders

Like Hannah, I had a difficult time deciding what exactly to write about in my final reflection blog. We have covered so many topics in class that have truly changed how I think about something that I once thought was … Continue reading →

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Q & A on Twitter with Jimmy Young

Posted on April 6, 2014 by Andrew Battista

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Pros and Cons of Social Media Advocacy

Posted on February 4, 2014 by Katie Saunders

Like the articles have shown, and most of us have stated in our posts, there are pros and cons to advocating for a cause over social media. These social media outlets have become a way for connecting and communicating that … Continue reading →

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The Day the Feminist Blogosphere Imploded: A Links Roundup

Posted on February 4, 2014 by Lauren Wallis

Malcolm Gladwell’s piece on “Why the Revolution will not be Tweeted” makes me mad. There are a lot of issues, but the most troubling for me was his insistence that activist movements have to be hierarchically organized to be successful. … Continue reading →

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Twitter, Feminism, and Political Activism

Posted on February 4, 2014 by Andrew Battista

It’s too bad we had a snowpocalypse last week. I was looking forward to discussing Malcom Gladwell and the question of Twitter (or social media more broadly) and activism. It’s been a few years since that piece was published in … Continue reading →

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