I agree with Tracey in that the Survey only allows one option - I use Facebook to show projects we are on if they aren't classified at the time and LinkedIn for Professional Contacts. I was surprised about Google Plus being the provence of the male gender but the article was only a glossing over of all the Digital Social Media that can be used for network and marketing. I would love to have a more inclusive listing and examples of how each functions since I develop, design and program websites. In contemporary education the Digital Social Media is still a sidebar to regular classes.
The survey reveals that less than 5% of the people who read this article are using Twitter or Pinterest for business. This is surprising as both platforms are brimming with opportunity. I am keeping in mind that the survey only allows you to choose one answer so this could be the cause for Twitter and Pinterest's low rankings. Option for multiple answers next time?
I agree with Tracey in that the Survey only allows one option - I use Facebook to show projects we are on if they aren't classified at the time and LinkedIn for Professional Contacts. I was surprised about Google Plus being the provence of the male gender but the article was only a glossing over of all the Digital Social Media that can be used for network and marketing. I would love to have a more inclusive listing and examples of how each functions since I develop, design and program websites. In contemporary education the Digital Social Media is still a sidebar to regular classes.
The survey reveals that less than 5% of the people who read this article are using Twitter or Pinterest for business. This is surprising as both platforms are brimming with opportunity. I am keeping in mind that the survey only allows you to choose one answer so this could be the cause for Twitter and Pinterest's low rankings. Option for multiple answers next time?