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Social Media (social + media)

Distribution by Scientific Domains
Medical Sciences33%

Selected Abstracts

Participatory Communication with Social Media

CURATOR THE MUSEUM JOURNAL, Issue 1 2008
Angelina Russo
This marks a shift in how museums publicly communicate their role as custodians of cultural content and so presents debate around an institution's attitude towards cultural authority. It also signifies a new possible direction for museum learning. This article reports on a range of initiatives that demonstrate how participatory communication via social media can be integrated into museum practices. It argues that the social media space presents an ideal opportunity for museums to build online communities of interest around authentic cultural information, and concludes with some recent findings on and recommendations for social media implementation. [source]

Social Media, Social Design

DESIGN MANAGEMENT REVIEW, Issue 1 2010
Thomas Lockwood
No abstract is available for this article. [source]

Two Faces of Social Media: Brand Communication and Brand Research

DESIGN MANAGEMENT REVIEW, Issue 1 2010
Ralf Beuker
The social web is not just a place to communicate about your brand,it's also a good place to facilitate brand research. But remember that knowing the attitudes and behavior of your target audience comes first. [source]

Social Media and Urology

BJU INTERNATIONAL, Issue 4 2009
JOHN M. FITZPATRICK Editor-in-Chief
No abstract is available for this article. [source]

Social media: a new frontier in reflective practice

MEDICAL EDUCATION, Issue 8 2010
Andrew D Brown
No abstract is available for this article. [source]

Participatory Communication with Social Media

CURATOR THE MUSEUM JOURNAL, Issue 1 2008
Angelina Russo
This marks a shift in how museums publicly communicate their role as custodians of cultural content and so presents debate around an institution's attitude towards cultural authority. It also signifies a new possible direction for museum learning. This article reports on a range of initiatives that demonstrate how participatory communication via social media can be integrated into museum practices. It argues that the social media space presents an ideal opportunity for museums to build online communities of interest around authentic cultural information, and concludes with some recent findings on and recommendations for social media implementation. [source]