How I Use Twitter
If you don’t use Twitter, this post will be largely irrelevant for you.  For those who do tweet, I hope it provides insight to my perspective and is a learning opportunity for others. If you have been unfollowed by me, please take the time to read this so you can better understand. (Tw

The Social Web is a Horse Race
What better way to get back on the blogging horse** than a quick blog post about Horse Racing? (And more importantly, betting.) The Social Web is a Horse Race Think about the Kentucky Derby, the premier race for three-year old thoroughbred horses.  These three-year old horses are bet on, talked about, and speculated about who is f

Butler University sues Anonymous Blogger
As I noted on Twitter at the beginning of the week, Butler University has come forth with a lawsuit against an anonymous blogger for making libelous and defamatory statements about administrators on his blog, The True BU. This post is intended to be a gli

FacebookGate, Take 2?
Hard to believe it’s been nearly a year since ‘FacebookGate‘ took place, but here we go again! I received an email on October 8th about the squatting that’s already occurred, and saw a recent tweet from Rachel on T

NACAC ‘09 has arrived!
I’ve arrived in Baltimore, MD for NACAC 09! In my wrapup post of NACAC ‘08 last year, I talked about the difference between this conference audience and the crowd at a conference such as EduWeb or HighEdWeb. It looks like this year there will be two or three presentations regarding the web in