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Quora: How Ashton Kutcher, Joi Ito, and Drew Houston Respond
August 16, 2013
Ashton Kutcher and Joi Ito Jobs, the movie about Steve Jobs, hits theaters today. People are wondering how well Ashton Kutcher plays the lead role, and this question showed up on Quora: "How did Ashton Kutcher prepare for his role as Steve Jobs in the new movie Jobs?" Although the question was asked in the third...
Read the Post37 Ways MIT Uses Yammer
January 22, 2013
Yammer is an enterprise social platform being used by a few thousand employees at MIT for networking, project management, faculty-student collaboration, teamwork, onboarding, learning, talent management, team formation, and more. Here is a list of actions we take on Yammer. Word of advice: Yammer is as awesome as you...
Read the PostFour Digital Strategy Essentials
November 21, 2012
In October I attended a presentation by Russ Moorehead, vice president of Global Digital Operations and Strategy at Estée Lauder Companies. He mentioned that for Estée Lauder you can't have a better experience than sitting in front of an actual makeup artist, so the question that arises is how the digital experience...
Read the PostAsk Questions
May 24, 2012
Content isn't just about broadcasting news and information about your department. If so, it's not social media. It's just media (see Does Your Department Take the 'Social' Out of Social Media?). There are other types of content out there and one of these types is the asking of questions. Questions are an important...
Read the PostYammer
March 28, 2012
Do you want to collaborate with others across the Institute who may work in another department? Try Yammer, an enterprise social network. MIT has its own closed group within Yammer, which is only open for those with mit.edu email addresses. On Yammer you can: network with others at MIT (you can follow others) discuss...
Read the PostThe Five Ws
February 24, 2012
This week I listened to Gretchen VanEsselstyn speak as part of a media bistro seminar. She discussed 'The 5 Ws of Social Media Strategy', which I am sharing here. These five Ws are Who, What, Where, When, and hoW. I challenge you to answer the following questions for your department. Who Who is your audience? Who are...
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