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Newer posts →. November 26, 2015 · 3:54 pm. Forget Thanksgetting … give Thanksgiving its due. In one of the most awful campaigns in modern memory, Verizon converts the holiday to “Thanksgetting.” Walmart talks about being open early and late on Thanksgiving and implying that “everybody wins” (except for the employees who don’t get more time with loved ones). And my inbox has already seen dozens of emails from retailers about using today to get a jump on Black Friday. America being America, you can’...
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‘Am I the only one …’: On college, isolation and social media | InsideTimsHead
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SUNYCUAD focuses on the power of play. 6 Qs with Kristina Halvorson, author of ‘Content Strategy for the Web’ →. July 30, 2015 · 2:03 pm. 8216;Am I the only one …’: On college, isolation and social media. Active Minds’ “Send Silence Packing” display visited SUNY Oswego. At first I thought it perhaps a rhetorical quirk. But as I saw it more and more in posts by incoming students in our Facebook group, it emerged as a pattern. And one that causes a bit of concern. Stranger in a strange land. Even in this s...
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SUNYCUAD focuses on the power of play | InsideTimsHead
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Whyichoseoswego: a quick and lovely user-generated success story. 8216;Am I the only one …’: On college, isolation and social media →. June 8, 2015 · 12:06 am. SUNYCUAD focuses on the power of play. Thanks to Ed Tatton for the photo of some nerdy guy playing Dig Dug. The recent SUNYCUAD conference. Curiosity leads to exploration. Which leads to discovery. Which leads to pleasure. Which leads to repetition. Which leads to mastery. Which leads to confidence. Which leads to more curiosity. But Hambley think...
