Twitter, et. al.
by Kiersten Greene

Published on March 23, 2012 6:06 pm.

I had lunch with a friend today who was is one of those people whose brain you want to pick: she’s brilliant, especially about the internet. She’s been on Twitter for almost as long as it’s been around, and our conversation at lunch got me thinking about my own history with the medium. When it [...]

Metamediated
by Kiersten Greene

Published on February 8, 2012 10:35 am.

Why meta? I am currently blogging about talking about blogging. I was in Montreal for a few days and had the opportunity to speak in my colleague’s Qualitative Methods and Educational Psychology class at McGill University. I presented something similar to what I shared at the CUNY IT Conference this past fall, but I really [...]

Timeline / Handmade Books
by Kiersten Greene

Published on February 3, 2012 8:19 am.

Facebook continues to fascinate me as a researcher. I know I need to stay the course, and I will (in other words, I won’t be adding another arm to my dissertation project that involves researching Facebook in addition to blogs — I love grad school, but I do want to finish), but I can’t stop [...]

Inboxes and Hashtags
by Kiersten Greene

Published on December 26, 2011 12:23 pm.

Up early(ish) on the first day since August that I’ve had to really breathe for a minute, and I can’t stop thinking about finding a better way to categorize my email. Gmail makes it relatively easy to organize messages like you might papers in a file cabinet, but I’m suddenly 200 unread messages in, and [...]

Facebook
by Kiersten Greene

Published on August 22, 2011 7:03 am.

It’s my birthday tomorrow, and I woke up wanting to change my Facebook profile picture (which is a little ridiculous to admit, but we all do it from time to time, right?), which led me to think about how we manipulate our digital footprints as we make actual footprints.  I’m a little tired of my [...]

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