William Saulle

I created this Twitter for my Social Media graduate course.

Enjoy!

[William Saulle @WSAULLE2018]

@yachtwish To me, I feel Snapchat is becoming obsolete. Snapchat began as an individualized platform which now has expanded to group messages. #ED657

[William Saulle @WSAULLE2018]

Here’s a great way to utilize social media (here at MBU) to attract prospect students to campus! Do you agree? #ED657 https://t.co/H1plXErFNe

[Mary Baldwin University @MaryBaldwinU]

It's easier than ever to #VisitMBU! The Shenandoah Valley Regional Airport now offers daily flights to and from D.C. and Chicago! ✈ https://t.co/lP1Qd9pRsu

[William Saulle @WSAULLE2018]

Thanks for sharing, Sara! It’s important to bring the classroom to the incarcerated. This technology is a great way to bring education to those who can’t be in the classroom setting #ED657 https://t.co/ZneMVhMO7F

[Sara C. @Sara_Coulson]

Cool technology to help bring education to the incarcerated. #ed657 https://t.co/ZdVX8iLEjd

[William Saulle @WSAULLE2018]

I think this is a great start for colleges and universities. We need to work to make college more affordable. These free academic resources are one less stressor on a college student. Do you think this bill will help higher education institutions? #ED657 https://t.co/xyjYXimeSH

[Inside Higher Ed @insidehighered]

The governor of Virginia has approved a bill requiring all public higher education institutions in the state to take steps to adopt open educational resources -- freely accessible and openly copyrighted educational materials https://t.co/1zJ2nmB727 #OER

[William Saulle @WSAULLE2018]

@surfacefa1292 I personally think that social media is a great tool for study abroad trips. Students should still feel connected to their college or university even when they are thousands of miles away #ED657

[William Saulle @WSAULLE2018]

Interesting read. I especially loved that counselors love when they read about low-income students who are accepted into colleges of their choice because it’s important to look at everybody as a whole regardless. #ED657 https://t.co/PSid86LU39

[Andreina Arroyo @lostale1986]

Very interesting article about how journalists portray the admission process. #ED657 https://t.co/09kaZqbIvD

[William Saulle @WSAULLE2018]

This is very interesting. I think Facebook is a great tool to use. Do you think that Facebook is more attractive for the younger or older crowd? #ED657 https://t.co/q1sGj2HSXr

[Gene Sieber @GeneSieber]

https://t.co/DJzSGDXUXv. #ed657

[William Saulle @WSAULLE2018]

@megangsm I really enjoyed looking at this chart. It’s interesting to see the differences amongst each social media platform #ED657

[Megan McAllister @megangsm]

#ED657 interesting comparison... #SocialMediaInHigherEd #SocialMediaInfluencer

[William Saulle @WSAULLE2018]

I choose Facebook in my opinion. I’m currently looking at doctoral programs and I’ve checked a few schools out through Facebook because of the ads that are available when I scroll down my newsfeed. Ex UVa, Vanderbilt #ED657 https://t.co/kW7lZ5vwa8

[Gene Sieber @GeneSieber]

https://t.co/0JGoc1j4Xy
I wanted to see the differences. This article, and others I've read, seem to imply that it's mostly emphasis. This didn't mention it but the President doesn't send FB messages. #ED657

[William Saulle @WSAULLE2018]

@lostale1986 I think this would work for small universities. I can’t imagine the manpower it would take for a University like UVa or Tech. #ED657

[Andreina Arroyo @lostale1986]

Should we expect to see a lot more admissions acceptance recorded every year? This article was very interesting, I can see both sides of the fence #ED657
https://t.co/FdaCybXJ0T

[William Saulle @WSAULLE2018]

Interesting, though I have to say you have to spend a lot more money to bring only a fair amount of students in. Do you agree? #ED657 https://t.co/0JRFfTakB7

[Inside Higher Ed @insidehighered]

Strayer University restarts its campus expansion amid growing enrollment, federal deregulation & increased demand for skilled workers https://t.co/NSL0NgjPLp

[William Saulle @WSAULLE2018]

@GeneSieber This is interesting, and yet kind of scary. #ED657

[William Saulle @WSAULLE2018]

@lmiller2959 I agree!

[William Saulle @WSAULLE2018]

Interesting read. Harvard dropping the writing portion for the SAT/ACT. What is your opinion on this matter? #ED657 https://t.co/oYqKgZURWN

[Inside Higher Ed @insidehighered]

Harvard is the latest college to drop SAT requirements
https://t.co/sH5TEcAsq2

[William Saulle @WSAULLE2018]

After talking with @lostale1986 I thought of a question in regards to admission into a school. Do you think we should look solely at grades, or scores, or take a holistic approach? #ED657

[William Saulle @WSAULLE2018]

@lostale1986 That’s a great point, and I see what you’re talking about. I don’t agree that we solely need to look at scores to assess a student. It’s important to have a holistic approach

[William Saulle @WSAULLE2018]

@lostale1986 @megangsm I agree, Andreina. I think in general when a professional is using social media in a place they work, said professional needs to be careful what they post. Social media platforms aren’t private unless you make them private. A prospective student can see anything that is posted

[William Saulle @WSAULLE2018]

Very interesting. In college I always took 18 credits. I was an education major. Do you think everyone should take at least 15 credits or just certain majors? #ED657 https://t.co/6naRnLjULY

[Inside Higher Ed @insidehighered]

Texas A&M University at San Antonio pushes students to earn 15 credits a semester -- a task that may not be easy when many have responsibilities at home https://t.co/OTvvEzWIk5