Michael Vorfeld: Light Bulb Music from Norman Liebich on Vimeo.
From TechCrunch: UJAM turns whistling, humming, etc. into music.
And here's a guy playing a guitar made up of five different smart phones:
Showing posts with label socialmedia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label socialmedia. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Making music
In case you've missed some of our recent tweets, here are some fun things we've found online:
From TechCrunch: UJAM turns whistling, humming, etc. into music.
And here's a guy playing a guitar made up of five different smart phones:
From TechCrunch: UJAM turns whistling, humming, etc. into music.
And here's a guy playing a guitar made up of five different smart phones:
Monday, March 8, 2010
Social Media in the Classroom
Call for Entries: SM in the Classroom
Social Media is changing the way we live, the way we do business and the way we connect. Nowhere is this more evident than on our college and university campuses. Yet there are unique challenges in incorporating these areas of emerging practices and technologies into an already established and tested curriculum.
How do you incorporate social media in the classroom? How do you ensure graduates continue to leave campuses media literate, and able to apply emerging lessons from social media in organizations today and tomorrow?
Tell us How You Incorporate Social Media in the Classroom and WIN!
* Be a featured panelist at the 2010 AEJMC Denver Conference, August 4-7!
* Showcase your skills in AEJMC News and on the AEJMC Website!
See more here.
Social Media is changing the way we live, the way we do business and the way we connect. Nowhere is this more evident than on our college and university campuses. Yet there are unique challenges in incorporating these areas of emerging practices and technologies into an already established and tested curriculum.
How do you incorporate social media in the classroom? How do you ensure graduates continue to leave campuses media literate, and able to apply emerging lessons from social media in organizations today and tomorrow?
Tell us How You Incorporate Social Media in the Classroom and WIN!
* Be a featured panelist at the 2010 AEJMC Denver Conference, August 4-7!
* Showcase your skills in AEJMC News and on the AEJMC Website!
See more here.
Monday, February 8, 2010
Social Media Club of Columbia
Ever Yelped? Are you a mayor in FourSquare? If these terms are unfamiliar (or even if they are familiar), join us Thursday, February 11th for an introduction and discussion of location-based services.
Will McCain will lead our discussion with a Gowalla primer. Music Librarian Ashlie Conway will also discuss FourSquare and how it can be beneficial for businesses.
Why are location-based services (LBS) important? According to Mashable:
“Numbers earlier this week from research firm Gartner agree with this assessment: the number of users of location-based services is set to double to 95.7 million this year, up from 41 million a year ago, which should result in over $2 billion in revenue. With more and more iPhone, Android and mobile apps taking advantage of more readily available GPS and LBS technology, we have to ask: what’s next for location-based services?”
So join in the discussion! We want to hear what services you’ve used, which you like, and which you don’t.
February 11, 2010
5:30 – 7 PM
The State
1401 Shop Road
Columbia, SC 29201
RSVP now!
Hope to see you there!
Will McCain will lead our discussion with a Gowalla primer. Music Librarian Ashlie Conway will also discuss FourSquare and how it can be beneficial for businesses.
Why are location-based services (LBS) important? According to Mashable:
“Numbers earlier this week from research firm Gartner agree with this assessment: the number of users of location-based services is set to double to 95.7 million this year, up from 41 million a year ago, which should result in over $2 billion in revenue. With more and more iPhone, Android and mobile apps taking advantage of more readily available GPS and LBS technology, we have to ask: what’s next for location-based services?”
So join in the discussion! We want to hear what services you’ve used, which you like, and which you don’t.
February 11, 2010
5:30 – 7 PM
The State
1401 Shop Road
Columbia, SC 29201
RSVP now!
Hope to see you there!
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Thoughts about how libraries can use social media
This is a slideshow put together by librarian Adam Rogers of the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.
Library Lens On New Technologies
View more presentations from Adam Rogers.
Friday, October 30, 2009
Google + Music
Google's new music search brings lots of different music content from all over the web straight to you! You can search for an artist, album name, song name, or even a line of lyrics. The search results bring you an audio clip so you can make sure you're listening to the right tune. It can also introduce you to music you might like based on what you're searching for. In short, if you're familiar with Myspace, iLike, Lala, Gracenote, Pandora, imeem, or Rhapsody, you'll love this search.
So here's the actual Google music search page:
If you're really interested, TechCrunch has a great article on all the details of how this search works.
Take note: if you Google "google music search," you might come across a page that looks like this:
This is NOT the new Google music search. It is supposedly a customized version, but the results are in no way similar.
Hope you try this new resource.
Let us know if we can do anything to assist you!
Friday, September 18, 2009
How do you participate in social media?
Lots USC students that I know are on facebook. I see more and more turning to twitter. Myspace is still around, but seems to be an outgoing trend.
Which types of social media do you participate in? How do you feel about various University services participating in the social media realms? We want to hear from you-
leave your thoughts in the comments section!
While we're on the topic of social media, did you know that Columbia has it's own Social Media Club? The Social Media Club of Columbia meets once a month to provide ways to connect, educate, and build your personal and professional brands using social media. Visit their website at smccolumbia.com.
Which types of social media do you participate in? How do you feel about various University services participating in the social media realms? We want to hear from you-
leave your thoughts in the comments section!
While we're on the topic of social media, did you know that Columbia has it's own Social Media Club? The Social Media Club of Columbia meets once a month to provide ways to connect, educate, and build your personal and professional brands using social media. Visit their website at smccolumbia.com.
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