Study: Only 55% of Marketers Satisfied With Twitter

mashable.com - Twitter has succeeded in attracting marketers to the social network, but it still has a lot of work left to appease marketers as it prepares to become a public company.The majority of large marketers (60%) now use Twitter for various business objectives, putting it ahead of competitors like LinkedIn and YouTube and second only to Facebook , according to a survey of 395 marketers in the United States, the UK and Canada by Forrester Research.

Fewer Students Are Majoring In Computer Science, Education And English

huffingtonpost.com - Based on the steady coverage of how humanities are losing their popularity, tales of woe about art and psychology graduates making minuscule salaries, and the drum beat to push students towards STEM degrees , you might think the liberal arts is dying in favor of technical majors.The truth is a little more complicated.Ben Schmidt at Northeastern University put together the data in an interactive chart on the trends of college majors over the past few decades.

10 Important Rules For Your School’s Computer Lab

Computer labs can be a hotbed of activity or they can be something that resembles a graveyard. It's up to your school to determine which you want.
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Top 10 Courses, Universities & Profession in United States | Infographic

Infographic on Top Courses, Universities, Certificates, & Profession in US includes Medical, Training, Cosmetology, Patent, Automobile, Massage & Driver

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5 Things I Wish I'd Learned at University

huffingtonpost.com - After many years at University I thought was armed with everything I needed to conquer the working world: vast knowledge of the history of the media industry, an understanding of media jargon and the ability to successfully regurgitate information I had read in my textbooks.While all that got me to the podium, it didn't prepare me for life. Here are a few things I wish I had known before I tossed my hat to the sky and foolishly joined the rat race.

Helping Educators Get Started With Twitter | The Edublogger

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7 Great iPad Apps for Creating Comic Strips ~ Educational Technology and Mobile Learning

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Facebook researchers are trying to predict when you and your spouse will break up

theverge.com - A Cornell professor and a senior Facebook engineer are claiming to have developed a Facebook algorithm that can accurately identify who you're dating and, especially for new relationships, whether you're in danger of breaking up.The algorithm depends on a new metric the researchers are calling "disperson," which looks at connections between people who have different sets of friends. Close friends are likely to share a lot of friends in common, which social scientists call "embeddedness.

Educational Administration Leadership Masters | Online and Distance Learning

This page provides information on what is studied in educational administration leadership masters degrees and where you can study them online.

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10 Most Expensive Degrees with Least Paying Jobs | All Infographics

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