Blogs y Facebook en nuestra universidad

Claro que todos recibimos el U of M Brief de hoy, pero me llamó la atención que dos de las noticias tenían una conexión con nuestra clase. Me interesó especialmente el segundo link, en el que se puede escuchar una entrevista con Marj Savage, directora del Parent Program en la universidad y quien habla de lo que está sucediendo ahora cuando los padres de los estudiantes universitarios tienen cuentas en Facebok.

BLOGS AT THE U: Adjunct assistant professor of English Michael Tortorello recently began writing a recurring gardening column
http://ecommunication.umn.edu/t/102573/718088/48357/0/ for the New York Times, chronicling his own adventures in gardening at his Minneapolis home. Tortorello will continue to update his blog throughout the summer. Keep up with other high-flying U blogs, like Gary Schwitzer's health news blog and Eric Ostermeier's Smart Politics at Faculty and Staff
http://ecommunication.umn.edu/t/102573/718088/48358/0/ .

U OF M MOMENT: When mom and dad start Facebooking. A few years ago, online social networking sites such as Facebook were dominated by college students. Now mom and dad have discovered they can use them, too. That was one of the reasons why Parent Program director Marj Savage has updated her book, You're On Your Own (But I'm Here If You Need Me). Savage says parents are increasingly embracing social networking, which is unsettling for some newly independent students. To listen, visit U of M Moment
http://ecommunication.umn.edu/t/102573/718088/30595/0/ .