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Things I’d like to include in a potential second edition of Social Media for Academics

It’s possible I’m getting ahead of myself here, but if there were a second edition of Social Media for Academics at some point in the future, these are some topics I’d like to include:

  1. Reddit and how to use it academically
  2. Snapchat and how to use it academically
  3. Instagram and how to use it academically
  4. Image creation tools like Pablo and Word Swag
  5. More info about copyright & finding images you can use
  6. More info about podcasts/micro-podcasts and how to promote them
  7. A guide to recording lectures & seminars etc (including ethics & etiquette)
  8. Mailing lists and how they might continue to be used
  9. Cloud based task management software & how to use it academically
  10. A clearer framework for analysing your workflow & deciding which tools are right you
  11. Much more info about collaboration software like Slack and Basecamp, as well as case studies about how they can be used on academic projects
  12. Academic uses of Tumblr
  13. Using Stack Exchange and Quora (and other forms of crowdsourcing)
  14. Using web forums for academic purposes
  15. Academic Video Blogging
  16. The politics and practicalities of content ownership: owning your own domain etc.

Does anyone have suggestions of other topics I should cover? I’m going to come back to this list and edit it as more occur to me.

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