Ever-changing and ever-growing, social media has begun to be incorporated into the University of Illinois’ curriculum.
Social Media in the Gradebooks
Posted in Fall 2014 - J215
Tagged Biology, Business, Expression, Facebook, Interaction, social media, students, Twitter, University of Illinois
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Domestic Abuse on College Campuses
When men are the victims
By Elise Feltman
Poster advertising Man Talks hanging in the Women’s Resources Center
Domestic abuse toward Men
October is domestic violence awareness month. Amidst the crisp weather and colorful leaves, people gather to discuss the issues of physical and mental abuse. Domestic violence is most often represented as being directed at women. However, men can also find themselves the victims of abuse.
Posted in Fall 2014 - J215, Uncategorized
Tagged Captain Roy Acree, Domestic Violence, Elise Feltman, Gabrielle Smith, J 215 Multimedia, Janice Collins, Nathan Stables, Trang Pham, University of Illinois Police, Women's Resource Center
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Professional Standards for Professors on Social Media
By Joey Gelman
Social Media and the First Amendment have been a combination that has brought much debate on how to properly govern works on social media. People can be fired in the private sector for a certain post on Facebook or Twitter, but that same rule may not apply to those under the umbrella of Academia.
Posted in Fall 2014 - J215
Tagged David Guth, Doug Bonney, First Amendment Rights, J 215 Multimedia, Janice Collins, Joey Gelman, Ken Paulson, Professional Standards for Professors and Social Media, Social Media and Academic Freedom, Steven Salaita
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