A Little Bird Told Me: Social Media and Academic Identity(s)
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- 1. A Little Bird Told Me: Social Media and Academic Identity(s) Chris Ashford Reader in Law and Society Faculty of Business and Law @lawandsexuality
- 2. Jorn Barger, ‘weblog’ in 1997
- 3. Peter Merholz – ‘blog’ 1999
- 4. Twitter - 2006 ∗ Evan Williams, Biz Stone – Pyra Labs
- 5. The Culture Shift ∗ Arab Spring ∗ The Stephen Fry Twitter Phenomenon ∗ Blur – single launch ∗ Rio 2012 – 1992 ∗ In excess of 500 million users by April 2012
- 6. What the devil is this befuddling tool of wonder? ∗ 140 characters – ‘tweets’ ∗ On your desktop or mobile device ∗ Integrated – e.g. iPad ∗ ‘Friends’ and ‘Followers’ ∗ Sharing information ∗ Social
- 7. Twitter Mechanics ∗ Mention ∗ Favourite ∗ Direct Messages (DM) ∗ The Hashtag # ∗ Follow Friday #ff ∗ RT - Retweet ∗ HT - HatTip
- 8. Platforms ∗ Twitter https://twitter.com/ ∗ Echofon http://www.echofon.com/ ∗ Tweetdeck http://www.tweetdeck.com/ ∗ Tweetdeck (yellow) http://theultralinx.com/2012/03/old-tweetdeck-download.html ∗ Tweetbot http://tapbots.com/software/tweetbot/ ∗ Hootsuite http://hootsuite.com/
- 10. Using Twitter: Audience & Clarity
- 12. Using Twitter: Engagement & Impact
- 13. Using Twitter: Beyond the Lecture
- 14. Using Twitter: Be Social!
- 15. Acceptability ∗ What am I saying? ∗ To whom am I saying it? ∗ What about student usage? ∗ Private Vs Public speech ∗ The Law – ‘flaming’ – Twitter Joke Trial
- 16. Twitter Joke Trial ∗ Paul Chambers ∗ Crap! Robin Hood Airport is closed. You’ve got a week and a bit to get your shit together, otherwise I’m blowing the airport sky high!!
- 17. The Communications Act 2003 ∗ A person is guilty of an offence if he— ∗ (a) sends by means of a public electronic communications network a message or other matter that is grossly offensive or of an indecent, obscene or menacing character; or ∗ (b) causes any such message or matter to be so sent.
- 18. Status ∗ Who am I? ∗ Teacher? ∗ Researcher? ∗ Husband? Wife? Civil Partner? ∗ Manager? Celebrity? Politician? Academic? ∗ Breaking out of the Academy? ∗ Challenging ‘professionalisation’ of academia?
- 19. What are the boundaries? ∗ Identity ∗ Authenticity? ∗ Goffman – ‘performance’ of identity ∗ Cownie – application to the Law Teacher ∗ @uoslec2012