Jason Karpf, Ready for Teaching and Learning

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Schools Where I've Taught, Lectured, Developed Courses
- Azusa Pacific Online University
- Cal State Channel Islands
- Cal State Northridge
- Everest University
- LeTourneau University
- Mid-America Christian University
- Pepperdine University
- Potomac College
- Southern New Hampshire University
- Stevens-Henager College
- UC Santa Barbara Extension
- University of Denver, University College
- Virginia College
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Do-It-Yourself Media Mogul News Release
Congratulations! You’re a media mogul. (Surprised?) Find below a do-it-yourself news release that explains this major announcement. Fill in the blanks with your information and enjoy mogul-dom! NEWS RELEASE: [Fill in name of your organization or yourself] Announced as Media … Continue reading
Posted in Marketing, Public Relations, Social Media, Web Content
Tagged Media Mogul, Social media, User-Generated Content, Web 2.0
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The Arab Spring Becomes the Chinese Summer
In the “Arab Spring,” people in the Middle East have used social media to counter autocrats. A similar scenario is unfolding in China as an increasingly wired citizenry circumvents government-controlled media and information releases. The July 23 collision of two … Continue reading
Posted in Social Media, Web Content
Tagged Arab Spring, Blogs, China Bullet Train Crash, Microblogs, SARS, Sina Weibo, SMS, Social media, Tank Man, text messaging, Tiananmen Square, Weibos, Xiamen protest
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Mass Killers and Communication, Part 2
Anders Behring Breivik, the identified perpetrator of the July 22 bombing and shooting massacre in Norway, posted an extensive manifesto detailing his beliefs and preparations for his attack. Breivik follows a pattern of mass killers who communicate their intent. Click … Continue reading
Posted in Communication, Social Media, Web Content
Tagged Anatomy of a Massacre, Anders Behring Breivik, Charles Whitman, Columbine massacre, Communication, Dylan Klebold, Eric Harris, Foot Hood massacre, Gabrielle Giffords, George Hennard, James Huberty, Jared Loughner, Luby's massacre, Nidal Hasan, Norway bombing and mass shooting, Seung Hui Cho, Social Learning Theory, Tucson mass shooting, University of Texas tower, Virginia Tech massacre
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