Kairos: A Journal of Rhetoric, Technology, and Pedagogy Jan 2013 web Open Access

Writing a Professional Life on Facebook

Timothy Briggs

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This video presents one academic's experiences using Facebook in service of his professional life in order to contend that Facebook can be valuable to faculty as both a site for professional conversations and a social network that enables users to create and maintain social capital.

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