In a Twitter conversation with Craig Taylor, who had recently surfaced a year old post he had done titled “I got it wrong…Or did I?“, regarding the reaction to using technology while in a traditional face-to-face meeting I noted that the perception of technology use in meetings is still less than favorable a year removed. Many still […]
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I was recently asked to write a post for the Chat2Lrn folks of which I titled Intra-Transparency and Openness. The approach of this Twitter chat is to use a post/article like this to stimulate the conversation (good approach). I suggest that you take a look at the transcript from the chat too as it was highly active
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I’ve written before that in this new era of learning that believing is seeing. The more we connect, read, reflect and engage in practices that challenge our paradigms how, where and when learning takes place the more we see things from a different perspective… even everyday things.Take for example my attendance at a recent running
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What I’ve learned about Personal Knowledge Management (PKM) I have learned socially, informally and “non-formally” too (See Harold Jarche’s @hjarche PKM Workshop opportunity in @C4LPT‘s Social Media Centre). Mostly I’ve pulled my understanding from a knowledgeable network of people of my choosing. Recommendations of people have been presented but not in a traditional formal method. My
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Beatles songs have always given me pause. Some of my favorites include “Yesterday”, “Hey Jude”, “Across the Universe” and “Let it Be.” The Beatles were ahead of their time musically and lyrically. Recently, yet unfortunately, while running up a pretty steep hill the song “Dear Prudence” began playing on my iPhone. I say unfortunately because when you’re
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