Posts Tagged ‘video filtering’
Spamming with SPAM!!
May 11th, 2012 by Stephenie Ochoa
My day is busy enough. I’m usually working long into the night between the paid spot I have and then the perfunctory spots called life that keep me running just as much. If my day were 48 hrs. versus 24 hrs., I’d have time to sleep and maybe to relax a bit, but alas, tis… Read More
Defining the Visual Video Virus
April 27th, 2012 by Stephenie Ochoa
I’m on Twitter and reading the latest on videos that have gone viral and wondered briefly the definition of what makes this type of user-generated content go viral? Is the content truly “King” with viral videos? Could it be the shear tickle to the funny bone, the amazing stunts gone bad or even the unbelievable… Read More
User Acceptance Policies in the Wild Wild West
April 16th, 2012 by Stephenie Ochoa
It’s not just a website you go to when you’re updating your social media statuses whether on Facebook, MySpace or blog sites, it’s a repository for dropping your thoughts, feelings, current activities and more in a public digital world. Each site has unique qualities that will draw subscribers by the masses encouraging this sharing of… Read More
National Bullying Prevention Awareness Month and EyeGuardian for Facebook
October 12th, 2011 by Stephenie Ochoa
In appreciation of National Bullying Prevention Awareness Month, I am hoping that you will find the attached PDF document as a great tool to share with others about EyeGuardian for Facebook. With a million parent goal, we will need your help and the help of your friends, family, schools, organizations, and affiliations that you… Read More
Never Underestimate the Power of Social Media and Education
September 19th, 2011 by Stephenie Ochoa
Kudos to CourseHero.com for the infographic – Social Media in The Classroom (shown below)With social media exploding everyday with content, people logging on and then logging in and then sharing sites and content, it can be hard to measure the impact it will have on various populations. As more and more of the “Facebook” generation… Read More
