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Facebook 125: Creating Community in Your Facebook Group

By Lee Aase | Published: March 22, 2010
A Facebook group is like a garden, to borrow an analogy from Chance, the Peter Sellers character in Being There. It will not grow properly without cultivation. Because a group is so easy to create, billions have been formed. Facebook currently has 400 million active users, and the average user is a member of 13 [...]
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Facebook 120: Creating a Facebook Group

By Lee Aase | Published: March 3, 2010
Groups enable Facebook’s 400 million monthly active users to congregate and interact in discussions related to a subject, even if they aren’t “friends” with all (or even any) of the other members. Groups in Facebook are different from Pages and even personal Profiles. Profiles are for individuals…for real people. These are the basic user accounts [...]
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SMUG Curriculum

By Lee Aase | Published: February 2, 2008
The Board of Regents has given approval to development of the curriculum for Social Media University, Global (SMUG). In addition to the Core Courses (general education classes), which are required for all students, SMUG lets you choose your Major(s) from a variety of tracks. While the course offerings are subject to change, you can click [...]
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