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Greer Williams
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- Champaign, IL
- United States
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Greer Williams posted a blog postIt's Valentine's Day. What do you "love" about social media?
Do you find yourself staring at a computer screen for hours on end wondering what exciting news Twitter may bring? What about the way you feel when somebody you like “pokes” you on Facebook? How about the fact that you just flipped through 300 of your sister’s photos of her trip to Spain in minutes? There is definitely something special about social media. It’s okay to admit it. You just may have a techie crush on social media. I’m pretty sure I do. Well, maybe not social media perhaps, but at…See More
Greer Williams's blog post was featuredThumbs Up or Thumbs Down? Issues with the Facebook "like."
For the most part, I give Facebook a big "thumbs up." It has changed the way many people use the internet, and it's hard to imagine college without it. Everyone “likes” on Facebook. They like bands, movies, photos, sports teams, status updates, and more. It’s all about what you like. When somebody posts a status that you think is funny or interesting and you can’t think of anything to say, you often will “like” it, giving it a “thumbs up”. Some find it to be a lazy sort of commenting (of which…See More
Greer Williams posted a blog postThumbs Up or Thumbs Down? Issues with the Facebook "like."
For the most part, I give Facebook a big "thumbs up." It has changed the way many people use the internet, and it's hard to imagine college without it. Everyone “likes” on Facebook. They like bands, movies, photos, sports teams, status updates, and more. It’s all about what you like. When somebody posts a status that you think is funny or interesting and you can’t think of anything to say, you often will “like” it, giving it a “thumbs up”. Some find it to be a lazy sort of commenting (of which…See More
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- I have an eye for design and I'm not afraid to use it!
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- Learning more about how people use social media to become more involved with, and better their community.
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Greer Williams's Blog
It's Valentine's Day. What do you "love" about social media?
Do you find yourself staring at a computer screen for hours on end wondering what exciting news Twitter may bring? What about the way you feel when somebody you like “pokes” you on Facebook? How about the fact that you just flipped through 300 of your sister’s photos of her trip to Spain in minutes? There is definitely something special about social media.
It’s okay to admit it. You just may have a techie crush on social media. I’m pretty sure I do. Well, maybe not social media…
ContinuePosted on February 14, 2011 at 4:38pm
Thumbs Up or Thumbs Down? Issues with the Facebook "like."
For the most part, I give Facebook a big "thumbs up." It has changed the way many people use the internet, and it's hard to imagine college without it.
Everyone “likes” on Facebook. They like bands, movies, photos, sports teams, status updates, and more. It’s all about what you like. When somebody posts a status that you think is funny or interesting and you can’t think of anything to say, you often will “like” it, giving it a “thumbs up”. Some find it to be a lazy sort of…
ContinuePosted on February 4, 2011 at 3:12pm — 1 Comment
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