Twitter Beğeni Hilesi

A popular tool with #DigitalEdu'ers. All of this is in keeping with the visual-first trajectory of the internet - a hot topic in class. Thanks, Martin Waxman!

Twitter gets more accessible, reminding users to add alt text to their images: techcrunch.com/2022/09/20/twi… #DigitalEdu #AODA

#DigitalEdu'ers: be sure to subscribe to Martin Waxman's LinkedIn Newsletter. His reporting will keep you up to date on the Digital Marketing topics we discuss in class. He's also a fellow University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies instructor!

On today’s artist date I’m enjoying these super-saturated watercolour sheets bound together into a feather-light booklet. They come with a water brush too. On days like these breathing office air makes absolutely no sense.

#DigitalEdu'ers: Be sure to check out Orbit Media's latest survey: "New Blogging Statistics: What Content Strategies Work in 2022." They asked 1016 Bloggers! h/t @Crestodina orbitmedia.com/blog/blogging-… via Orbit Media Studios c.c. University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies

September 30th: National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

Replay: Fall in Ontario #SimcoeCounty

Maybe later.

Drawing your tools is a favourite go-to for artists.

Phil keeps thinking, life is this grand experiment with no safety net.

I never did learn to sit like a lady. Sorry Mommy. #SanFrancisco #TheNineties

The Audacity of Hope - Remember That?

#Digitaledu'ers, Here's a new "must listen" - Hard Fork: a thoughtful and funny technology pod from tech reporters Casey Newton and Kevin Roose: nytimes.com/2022/10/04/pod…

The large stuffed Ruperts are back in stock at Ikea. The resemblance to Rupert’s real expression of panting expectation is perfect.

Anybody want a peanut!?

Moving helps to metabolize grief. #OrphanedAdults - coming soon

Losing your parents as an adult is a unique experience that sometimes defies explanation. In "I Miss My Mommy," author and illustrator @alisonGJ presents a cast of characters in various stages of grief — from denial to acceptance. She speaks with Carla Lucchetta, tonight at 8/11pm

SCS marketing instructor Alison Garwood-Jones shares the inspiration behind I Miss My Mommy, her graphic novel about grief, and the challenges of marketing such a personal project on a sensitive topic. ow.ly/tE5G50RFVLe