Storify, the digital tool that lets users string together stories and timelines using social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter, is shutting down. According to the FAQ page on Storify's ...

There were a lot of strong reactions to the announcement that Storify was shutting down. Many instructors, in particular, were caught unprepared, with assignments using the platform due imminently. I ...

Once journalists figured out social media's value to their reporting, it was hard to get them to stop using it. We wrote stories about singular tweets (and still do) and tracked down reactions to ...

“When we started there was no Twitter embed and no Instagram embed or Facebook embed. The idea of using the content that people post as raw material was novel.” Once known as a required tool for ...

Bridget Gelms is a guest author and PhD student in Composition and Rhetoric at Miami University. You can follow her on Twitter@BridgetGelms where she tweets about her teaching as well as her research ...

I’ve previously highlighted a pedagogical framework for using Twitter in the classroom, as well as shared more practical advice for teaching with Twitter. Both of these posts came out of my early ...

Michelle Albert, a Senior Instructor in the Program for Writing and Rhetoric, implemented Storify into her First-Year Writing and Rhetoric Class. Albert hoped that when students tracked the threads of ...