Cat mom | Wife | Netflix, podcast, and true crime junkie | Book worm | Lover of all things education | Traveler in spirit, homebody at heart (she/her/hers)
"You are not working from home; you are at your home during a crisis trying to work."
I've heard this twice today. I think it's an important distinction worth emphasising.
It is as if #comm_colleges are not considered part of higher education. Under valued. Under consulted. Under funded. Yet on the front lines in our communities. Plus half of all bachelors degrees have some #comm_college credit. #thursdaymood https://t.co/aQMupQV2gv
The lockdown has changed the way we eat, according to a new research project, which shows a big fall in spending on ready-made meals. Instead, people are buying more fruits and vegetables, and cooking their food from scratch https://t.co/70iCL6x5wf
The temptation to leave graduate students to their own devices is hardly new. But it didnโt work last year, and it absolutely doesnโt work right now, in the midst of a pandemic. https://t.co/3685x9TR3b
Social media management tools are great but they can keep you from regularly going to the platforms themselves which is how your audience is consuming your content.
It's important to know what they're seeing.
Social media is not a crockpot, don't set it and forget it.
Pullman Strike began #OnThisDay 126 yrs ago: 5/11/1894. Pullman, IL a Pullman Co. โcompany town.โ Workers went on strike when company laid off workers & reduced wages but didnโt reduce rents. Strike affected countryโs freight & passenger rail traffic for 2 mos. #twitterstorians