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In a recent exchange with my 12 year old daughter, I learned about a simple, yet brilliant phenomenon going on via YouTube – the collab. Summary of our conversation: Daughter: Mom, I am SO excited because I just got accepted into a collab Me: A WHAT? Daughter: A collab on YouTube – you know, where [...]

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3 Viral Video Campaigns You Gotta Love

by Susan Cato on February 4, 2011 · 2 comments

Swagger Wagon – Toyota No matter how hard I try to remain cool – driving a minivan just compromises my ability to do so. I know it – even though I call mine a “high performance minivan” I just can’t hide the fact that it is still a minivan. The fact that we take a [...]

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Dr. Michael Wesch and the Future of Whatever

by Susan Cato on August 20, 2009 · 1 comment

In this presentation, Dr. Michael Wesch (Assistant Professor of Cultural Anthropology and Digital Ethnography @ Kansas State Univeristy) explores the history and future of “whatever” and its relationship to how the online world is changing us, how we relate to each other, and what we are all going to do about it. Going from “whatever [...]

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This video is hysterical – it’s by Kaleb Nation (aka Twilight guy) – and extremely creative, talented author, musician, blogger and more. He is a digital native. I shared this because it is VERY entertaining, plus this is a learning opportunity. Here’s why: He has more that 7500 followers on Twitter His YouTube channel has [...]

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Grab your digicam and video your voting experience

by Susan Cato on October 16, 2008 · 0 comments

YouTube and PBS are asking us to video and post our voting experience. Read the announcement here. The videos will be collected on YouTube. It will be interesting to see what folks come up with – collectively this will become a great social documentary and testament to the power of social media. I’m excited, are [...]

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The web IS changing us

by scato on January 10, 2008 · 0 comments

I never get tired of this – it’s a very thoughtful perspective on how the Internet is changing our lives, our culture and our sense of community…and to think that 5 years ago, we all thought that the Internet would cause people to stop talking to each other. Now people are connecting with each other [...]

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