This post is part of a series that charts the history of photography since the 1900s. The series takes a decade-by-decade look at how the skills a photographer needs have changed in light of technological, economic, and societal change.
Tag Archives: Social Media
How do you achieve the right balance of digital downtime?
“That’s the problem with the digital age – everyone expects you to be on demand all the time.”
I didn’t say that, but I nodded in agreement as the passenger on the train sat next to me did. Continue reading
Amplifying events through social media
How can social media be put to good effect to amplify events?
This year Jisc held its annual Digifest in Birmingham (#Digifest17) and the Subject Specialist team were working hard behind the scenes to ensure the event trended on social media and reached out to those ‘attending’ the event virtually, as well as complementing the activities for those physically present over the two days. Continue reading
Seven sites for sourcing free-to-use images
Finding quality images that are also free-to-use for that all important presentation can be a time consuming process, so here are my top seven sites for saving time on finding that perfect image. Continue reading