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I’ve co-authored a white paper with Andy Shaindlin of Alumni Futures: Alumni Networks and Twitter: An Update. This white paper represents a fresh look at content we produced a year ago analyzing alumni networks and Twitter. When we wrote the first paper in January 2009, Twitter was very new and hadn’t gained much penetration in higher ed (or elsewhere). As you are likely aware, Twitter grew exponentially in the past 12 months and underwent some changes – this new, updated white paper reflects on those changes and poses some questions for the future.
The white paper also compares data from a survey we conducted back in 2009 with one we conducted last month, which takes a look at the ways in which alumni associations have implemented Twitter, including lists, a recently introduced feature.
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It’s been one year since Andrew Shaindlin of Alumni Futures and I published a white paper on Twitter and Alumni Relations. What’s changed? You tell us.
Last year, we conducted a survey to find out more about those in the world of education, alumni relations and advancement: who is using Twitter, how often, and for what purpose. We’re polling folks again to see how things have changed.
Please take a moment to fill out the survey by clicking this link >>
I’ll post the new white paper, Alumni Networks and Twitter –An Update, on this blog in February.
