Before the 2012 meeting of the American Sociological Association kicked off last week, I challenged those of us who tweet at conferences—or “backchannel”—to reach out to those who don’t. (Nathan Jurgenson has since made a convincing argument for why ‘backchannel’ isn’t the right word for this practice, though I’m not yet aware of a good … Continue reading Post-ASA Reflection: Gender, Networks, & Use of ASA Hashtags
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Post-ASA Reflection: Gender, Networks, & Use of ASA Hashtags
Before the 2012 meeting of the American Sociological Association kicked off last week, I challenged those of us who tweet at conferences—or “backchannel”—to reach out to those who don’t. (Nathan Jurgenson has since made a convincing argument for why ‘backchannel’ isn’t the right word for this practice, though I’m not yet aware of a good … Continue reading Post-ASA Reflection: Gender, Networks, & Use of ASA Hashtags