In 2008 I wrote a blog post  about SPATIAL as I had found a digital copy of the article. If I had not written a blog post on the SPATIAL model, I would not have been able to easily retrieve it. The SPATIAL model looks at how the physical and non-physical attributes of the work environment influence learning. Image by @gapingvoid.

Huffington Post  calls her a “Passionista for her ‘Great Business Expetise and Timeless Blogs’ ” Cheryl states: “ Success in modern business means fostering a spirit of collaboration and transparency at every level.” Are you Lazy or is it Fake? Why should I complete my LinkedIn profile? Everyone knows me!

Huffington Post calls her a “Passionista for her ‘Great Business Expetise and Timeless Blogs’ ” Cheryl states: “Success in modern business means fostering a spirit of collaboration and transparency at every level.” Are you Lazy or is it Fake? Why should I complete my LinkedIn profile? Everyone knows me!

Blog this on Blogger. In academic libraries, there are usually so many levels of priorities. There are the priorities of the university. There are the priorities of the library. Each unit probably has its own priorities, as does each individual. However, it’s not always easy for the library to support all of those university priorities.

I started this blog nine years ago on 18 May. Of course, I write less frequently, but that is because life interferes and I don't have a regular rhythm to the blogging any more.  . self blogging blogiversaryAnd I am still going. And I still enjoy it!  . Photo: "Nine" by Xurble ].

If a blog site has a Tweet button that goes directly to Twitter with no additional link shortening/tracking (like the one immediately below), that’s essentially the same. Here are some of the observations and insights that were shared  via Twitter  this past week. gapingvoid – “Marketing is not mathematics. Which is it? The U.S.

While it was a thrill for me, by then his blog had already connected him with people in about a dozen English-speaking countries.”. was actually one of those as I interviewed him in 2004 for my book on business blogging along with his country companion, Dina Metha. Every since then we have stayed in touch. I could not agree more.

have been happy to run into and chat with people that I have known through their blogs or other online interactions. Tuesday and Wednesday at the Lean Software & Systems Conference found me full of interesting thinking and ideas. Almost too full. And a few people who I've met in person previously. Some topics from the day. Communication. Throughout

So for the longest while, Google has been the boogie bear of taxonomists, with senior executives lying in wait to pounce on innocent taxonomy projects with the battle cry “why do we need a taxonomy, let’s just get Google!” ” Is that taxonomy work or is that taxonomy work? The times they are a changing

Mark Hepworth, who supervised Marian at Loughborough, recently did a blog post in which he outlines the framework she identified, that could be used to guide information literacy teaching to children. His blog post is here: [link] and Marian's full dissertation is here: https://dspace.lboro.ac.uk/dspace-jspui/handle/2134/6632

Nexus Designs created what the blog dubs, “a top secret slide-open home office,” using a moveable door that’s artfully camouflaged to appear like just another wall when closed (pictured — check out Apartment Therapy for a full slide show of images ). But can space design also play a role? Sign up for a free trial.

You can see Catherine’s blog post for the case and the six basic principles for a successful cycle of mass collaboration. Here is a book that I recently put at the top of my business reading list thanks to a suggestion by my Merced Group partner, Catherine Shinners. She posted an excellent review, Social Business for Executives.

Using internal blogs for any multi-recipient email is a start. Read blog posts/online articles (keeping up to date outside the organization). Jane Hart asked readers “ how regularly are you “learning” in the workplace? Notice that these are all informal. Email (keeping up to date inside the organization). Informal Learning

Patrick’s taxonomy development infographic has sparked off a little friendly competition in the office. The infographic you see above is my attempt at explaining the different pieces of an intranet puzzle that KM practitioners may have to deal with, and how they all fit together. This is the link to the pdf version – Intranet_Poster.pdf.

One of my earlier blog posts is still online, which I stumbled upon this week, much to my surprise. It was easier than trying to manage a blog by myself. My self-hosted blog started in 2004 using the Drupal CMS and I later switched to WordPress , which made it much easier to manage. Drupal was too much for a mere blog.

He also recently authored a guest post on blog Workshifting boiling down his advice for those he calls “timeshifters.” The email chain begins when, in asynchronous communication, the sender initiates a message, and the receiver on the other side of the globe asks for clarification. Meanwhile, an entire week has passed. can focus.

He worries about the fragmentation of our online identity, and warns that Web 2 services – from blogs to Facebook – lead us to leave little pieces of ourselves everywhere, feeding a larger collective, but resulting in no true value to the individual. don’t. Not entirely, anyway. But more on that in a moment.

Media/Tech Business Models facebook advertising models Internet Big Five Joints After Midnight & Rants blogs Book Related Independent Web display advertising Twitter Pinterest GoogleIt’s all over the news these days: Display advertising is dead. Or put more accurately, the world of “boxes and rectangles” is dead. Cough.

The Future of Work (on Yammer: The Blog). This thoughtful, extended blog post by Maria Ogneva (Head of Community at Yammer) focuses on work as the intersection of customer, company, and employee. Here is a small sample of the stories and developments we are paying attention to these days. The Workforce of the 50s and Today. Share It!

And check out the occupiers Journal blog over the next several weeks for summary reports of the most important sessions at the Summit. Brief announcements and notes about where we’ve been, and will be, holding forth in public conversations and other activities. Recent Activity. Raising the Bar". He serves as Global Research Director for OJL.

Google Reader is my aggregator; I link my Delicious & Diigo social bookmark accounts together but mostly use Diigo; I write my half-baked ideas regularly on my blog; and I engage in many conversations on Twitter which I curate here. I started Friday’s Finds three years ago , in an attempt to make my finds on Twitter more explicit.

started the conversation by mentioning the direct connection between PKM and the chapter on Literacy Re-discovered : Things to remember: Having somewhere to write like a blog or Twitter makes you more aware of what is happening around you. Writing an effective blog post or tweet is a literary skill. It was great to see this in action.

don’t have the answers, but I’ll be exploring these questions in future posts to this blog. Blog this on Blogger. So many of us struggle with determining priorities in teaching. Few of us have a workload that would allow us to do everything we would like to do. and we think: wow, I’d love to do that. But can we?

Some good articles on blogs and blogs on blog s, and I s RSS TNBT ? Two people encouraged me to start a blog, Cesar Brea and Jack Vinson and they remain active bloggers. Writing an article on blogs for Portals Magazine is what got we started with this blog. On May 2, 2004 I did my first posts.  

Here’s an interactive version of the Taxonomy Development Poster I posted yesterday: How to Build a Taxonomy on Prezi

Live blogging the Corenet Workplace Community: What's the Future? Panel comments - focus on technologies that enable collaboration; depends on managment - rely on results, not activities. Managers still don't see parallels between remote teams and local teams working outside the office. Technology helps. But that means a need for more space.

“It is just an internal WordPress blog, but it really helps people to feel like they’re part of the team.” Remote working is often about practicing what you preach. Sell an online meeting product? Of course your workers should put it to the test by working while traveling. Built your company during 3am coding binges ? Tools.

So I’m going to respond to Hugh MacLeod’s question about the importance of blogging to me. Like I said many times before, for those of us crazy enough to take it seriously, blogging matters, so does freedom, that’s why I wrote the book. Without my blog, nobody would ever have heard of me. PKM SocialLearning

So I’m going to respond to Hugh MacLeod’s question about the importance of blogging to me. Like I said many times before, for those of us crazy enough to take it seriously,  blog­ging mat­ters, so does free­dom, that’s why I wrote the book.  Without my blog, nobody would ever have heard of me.

Here is a poster design I’ve been working on for a while – it summarises the empirical, evidence based taxonomy development process we recommend. This is the link to an A4 pdf version. This is the link to an A3 pdf version. Let us know

Plus scores on Tumblr, which I used, briefly, as a kind of photo blog (the 500K image limit in email stopped that habit). Now, I can’t exactly replicate what Twitter and Facebook have created here on this blog, so I’ll continue to use those platforms as I have in the past. A wine we enjoyed last weekend. free service.

will be tweeting and blogging frequently throughout the Summit - check back here, but also @jpwoccupiers and @thefutureofwork. I'm at Oakland airport, on my way the Corenet Summit in San Diego. This is my trip in over 20 years without my trusty laptop - am going "commando" with only my iPad and iPhone.

Venture investor Fred Wilson covered this in his blog post, “Mobile First, Web Second.”   The mobile market is much larger too. The market for Enterprise 2.0 apps has taken off in the time since I first alerted consumer software entrepreneurs to this huge new opportunity ( “ Enterprise 2.0: Calling Consumer Internet Entrepreneurs!”

Paul Carder, my co-founder at Occupiers Journal Limited, has just posted a very provocative note on his personal blog, PaulCarder.com. Paul's observations are terribly important if you are a facilities or corporate real estate professional (and even if you aren't). Share It!

There is an interesting blog post about this article (particularly interesting to me as my library doesn't subscribe to this publication): Cramer, S. There's an information literacy focus to volume 17, issue 1, 2012, of the Journal of Business and Finance Librarianship. 2012) "Information Literacy: Academia v.

Blog this on Blogger. Yesterday was my one-year anniversary of working at Portland State. I’d wanted to write a post yesterday reflecting on it, but I was driving three hours (to Bend, OR) to give a four-hour preconference. didn’t leave for a promotion. left because I was looking for new challenges. And I have gotten a lot done.

For example, I often use Twitter to drive traffic to my blog or to a company Web site. Adobe has released second Adobe® D i g i t a l I n dex report, which provides marketing, e-commerce and retail executives with digital marketing data. The research looked at how marketers measure the impact of website traffic from major social media sites.

When we spoke to GitHub’s Chris Wanstrath recently about how the company manages its partially remote team, he mentioned something about their setup that had nothing to do with telecommuters. The company has no managers,  though Wanstrath does get the title of CEO. At Valve, that percentage is 100. But the decision is going to be up to you….

Rawn Shah has (another good) article on his Forbes.com blog, this time on How To Move Away from the Industrial Age Company Model. While he is focused on social business , his comments remind me of things I see in knowledge management and continuous improvement projects. But what does this have to do with social business ?

Facebook is similar in that it has Facebook Notes, which is a long-form, but only it has more a blog post like feel compared to the online page like feel of Neudesic Pulse Articles. Blogs are posts (I don’t consider Tumblr/Posterous microblogging, they are just really easy blogging via a bookmarklet and simple interface).

Jacob Morgan, co-founder of collaboration consultancy Chess Media Group, recently posted his answer to this question on his blog. The collaboration space is very crowded , especially if you consider research showing most organizations are still just dipping a toe into the concept of social tools. Image courtesy of Flickr user Phil Manker.

In 2007 I started blogging with the intention of learning and trying to determine if blogging and other online tools could be useful for my organization. Blogging and connecting led to Google Analytics, Delicious, Flickr, Slideshare, Twitter, and now Google Plus. did not ask my organization, I just did it. To learn, we must do.

Nora Ganim Barnes and her colleagues at the Center for Marketing Research at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth have looked at business blogs for some time. 500 had a corporate blog, up from 45% in 2009 and 39% in 2008.    Now in 2011, the use of blogging dropped to 37%. In 2010 50% of the Inc.  

said when they have it ready I would promote it on this blog as it deserves attention. I went with the same mountain climbers that I did the jeep tour that I posted on yesterday. Except one of the original guys was not available so the girl friend, Myrto of the other guy, Goerge Mathea, came to translate, She speaks excellent English.

Here are some of the highlights of what Mark had to say, via the Twitter stream that accompanied yesterday’s conversation: Getting new hires to narrate their work, through blogs and other social media, is a good practice. Two actions that can begin even before a formal offer is made: Providing access to an online knowledge base. Tweet.

A reader of my blog asked me to update my thoughts on what I'd like to see in a news reader today. Below the list, I think some more about the nature of blogging now vs. the mid-2000's. Blogging and sharing. Make it easy to take the current post and write about it on my blog or one of the social media platforms. Basics.

Phase 3 of the Welsh Information Literacy Project has been awarded to Coleg Llandrillo’s Library and Learning Technology Service (LLTS), led by Andrew Eynon. The main streams are concerned with Public Libraries, Schools/Education, and Information Literacy for Employability. Information Literacy - policy Wales Information Literacy

haven't focused on my own Twitterfeed, as that mostly tweets posts on this blog! I have added a couple of pages (see the tabs above) with a list of my publications, and links to some of my other web-based content (Slideshare, Youtube etc.). Comments are, of course, welcome and I may have a user survey when I have tweaked the page a bit more.

Since a few months there is a big trend on the web: visualisation of data and information. It is definitely not a new trend, though it is accelerating fast; new tools like visua.ly have been launched and Pinterest has developed to the third most popular social sharing tool in 2012. In the past, overviews of news have been a simple list of headlines.

Here are some more links to reports and content from the LILAC information literacy conference last week. 2nd photo by Ruth Stubbings (on Flickr) showing the LILAC team with speaker Tara Brabazon. target="_blank". lilac12 Information Literacy

It could be a regular blog; sharing day-to-day happenings in activity streams; taking pictures and videos; or just having regular discussions. This is where activity streams and micro-blogging have helped organizational learning. Work is changing. The nature of work is changing in our increasingly networked economy. It is now known.

few days ago I read Umair Haque's The Great Collision on the Harvard Business Review blog. We hunger for inspiration, purpose, exhilaration — but mostly, we settle for lives of  annihilating boredom, alternating with sheer panic. Welcome to the Great Collision. The boss who won't "let you" do what you know is right. Don't believe me?

I have blogged about PRIMO before and it is worth bookmarking for the links and reviews, including teh "site of the month". April 25th 2012 is the next deadline for nominations for inclusion in Peer Reviewed Instructional Materials Online (PRIMO). Information at: [link] Photo by Sheila Webber: my cherry blossom, April 2012.

Peter Bregman has an article from two years ago on the HBR Blog Network that got taken up on LinkedIn today, Two Lists You Should Look at Every Morning : List 1: Your focus list. Everyone claims to know what their priorities are. But do they know what to ignore? What to say "no" to? What NOT to do today? List 2: Your ignore list.

search/%23lilac12 and I have put up a widget on this blog for the Twitter feed for the duration of the conference (I am not attending it this year). The UK's major information literacy conference, LILAC, is on for the next 3 days. The hashtag is #lilac12 https://twitter.com/#!/search/%23lilac12 LILAC_2012. lilac12 events

But that didn’t stop Dave Gray , founder of XPLANE and SVP of strategy at consultancy the Dachis Group, from tackling the problem not too long ago on his blog Communication Nation. Yammer’s blog recently suggested another consequence of this shift , one that should sound familiar to regular GigaOM readers.

You know you’re a real blogger when, no matter how absurdly busy the rest of your life is, the thing you can’t do that you miss the most is blogging. Blog this on Blogger. It’s been a crazy almost two months and isn’t looking to get any better in the near future. The lovely Megan Oakleaf was the PI. Tweet This!

If you’re an adult past college, you choose (with, perhaps, some guidance and support) what professional development you do: you choose books to read, conferences to attend, even perhaps choosing mentors whether agreed upon or stealth (people you follow via their blogs or tweets). Finally, activities can be individual or social.

won’t be on stage at all, but will be tweeting and blogging about the speakers and sessions as a press representative—primarily in my role as Global Research Director for Occupiers Journal Limited. Recent Activity. Talking About Tomorrow. Now we have found a way. Please tell us your company name and position (to help us know who you are).

Now author and HBR Blog Network pundit Tammy Erickson is adding another domain to the list of areas where less freedom and more structure is actually a good thing – collaboration. Poets sometimes claim that writing within strict formal structures spurs creativity, and parents are told that firm boundaries actually help kids flourish.

  10 Reasons Business Blogging is Better than Facebook [Infographic] bit.ly/HkTDuo. Nielsen Report: Blogs Still on the Rise bit.ly/wFT24H. Here is another in a series of posts that provide access to my favorite tweets that contain links to useful information.  spot tested the reduced shortened urls and they all should work.

Well, today marks a shift of sorts, with the publication of a lenthy blog post from Larry titled, quite uninterestingly,  2012 Update from the CEO. I’ve spent the past two days at Amazon and Microsoft, two Google competitors (and partners), and am just wrapping up a last meeting. Take that, Apple!

Well, today marks a shift of sorts, with the publication of a lenthy blog post from Larry titled, quite uninterestingly,  2012 Update from the CEO. I’ve spent the past two days at Amazon and Microsoft, two Google competitors (and partners), and am just wrapping up a last meeting. Take that, Apple!

To empower workers, you want to have the tools for communication, e.g. video sharing, blogging micro- and macro-, discussion forums, etc as well as the tools for collaboration, e.g. shared documents and expertise finding, arranged around tasks and interests, not around silos. I’ll use social media as an example. Why not?

John Winsor shares the history and background of the deal on his blog , saying: In the last couple of years, I’ve had the chance to talk with some of the best thinkers about the future of advertising. have written several times before about crowdsourced advertising agency Victors & Spoils. It will be a fun and exciting odyssey to watch.

Another report I should have blogged earlier is: Johnson, L., Adams, S., and Cummins, M. 2012). The NMC Horizon Report: 2012 Higher Education Edition. Austin, Texas: The New Media Consortium. This is a collaborative publication from the New Media Consortium and the EDUCAUSE Learning Initiative (ELI). Technology USA academic sector

So this blog post serves two purposes--one, to remind me that my career works best when I'm taking my own advice. I've also been telling people to quit thinking and start doing--to experiment and then reflect on what happens. And then devise new experiments to keep moving forward. . Other advice I've given: . haven't been taking it myself.

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Recent research that MIT Sloan Management Review conducted in collaboration with Deloitte reveals a striking pattern, according to an intriguing post in MIT Sloan’s Improvisations blog. But are all companies equally engaged in figuring out how to do social? percent. 1,000-5,000 employees: 13.6 percent. 5,000 – 10,000: 13.6 percent.

As already noted on theis blog, UNESCO has combined media literacy and information literacy into Media and Information Literacy (MIL). The recommendations will also be a topic at an international conference of Media and Information Literacy for Knowledge Societies on 24-28 June, 2012, in Moscow, Russia.

Here’s the relevant section of Venkatesh’s post – sound familiar? “At any given technology conference, you will find the following types: People with chips on their shoulders about being marginalized by the new trend. Long-ignored people who suddenly find that they’ve turned into stars, blinking in the spotlight.

I did a blog post in February about reconnecting with an old friend of mine, and how she is one of the most gifted storytellers I know. In that post I said I would be sharing some more of her stories, and here is one she shared with me recently. few years back, I attended a reception at Parliament. This is a classic case of story triggering.

Tony Schwartz has a great, short piece on the HBR blogs, The Magic of Doing One Thing at a Time. It was posted two weeks ago and has over 500 comments plus it's been retweeted and discussed in many other places. If you have some time to focus, peruse the comments along with the article. Good conversation. How to make this happen?

Long-time readers of this blog know that I am a fervent advocate of the "Act/Reflect" cycle of career and professional development. Yesterday I stumbled across this article on the Harvard Business Review Blog on what to do when you don't know what to do. Boy, did it resonate! Career change is all about dealing with career uncertainty.

Whilst googling to see whether I could find an open access version of the article I blogged yesterday, I came across a couple of interesting sites. Since it aggregates a lot of blogs, there is some duplication and some slightly baffling (to me) content, but also a lot of useful news, views and links. Firstly, Planet Wikimedia.

Rosetta Thurman has long been one of my favorite bloggers--I've been reading her blog since she began in 2007. Today she has a 5-year anniversary post  (Congrats, Rosetta!) that really resonated for me. People start to support you and help you in your quest to do meaningful work. Here's what gets me about Rosetta's post. Do you hear that?

In this TED talk, filmwriter Andrew Stanton has an interesting turn of phrase about what makes stories compelling: “A well organized absence of information draws us in ”

These are frantically busy days, which is squeezing my ability to blog and capture some of the fascinating stuff flying by. In coming months I think I’ll try to do more ‘mini-blogging’, just capturing quick thoughts and impressions rather than writing up every interesting speaking engagement or media appearance I do.

Maybe not, suggests a new study appearing in Human Relations and highlighted on the British Psychological Society’s Research Digest blog. Researchers have reached a pretty strong consensus on telecommuting – it’s awesome for employees. But does this rosy picture of remote work extend to managers? Fortune 500 company.

Shawn did a blog about them, full of examples, last year. One of the story types we believe you need to be able to tell is the "I'm like you story". This is a story you tell to build connection to your audience by showing them you are just like them in some way. great video and a very clever campaign. Changing behaviour

We may need to visit the group space to post to a blog, wiki, forum. “Many of the things we hated about email will be MULTIPLIED, not solved by stream-overload. People say email is not the problem, it’s how people mis-use it. Guess what, people misuse activity streams. The funniest part is “2.0 ” - Alan Lepofsky.

I had a fantastic time at the AIIM conference in San Francisco last week, and Clay Shirky’s keynote was one of the highlights. What I think nobody has noticed is the powerful role that a faceted taxonomy plays in this story. Underneath this is another emerging trend.

I'll be blogging and tweeting about it from San Diego - will post reports both here and on the Occupiers Journal blog. I just registered for the Corenet Global Summit in San Diego on April 29-May 1. Please check out our new (and still evolving) website at this link. The Summit program looks exciting and timely. Share It!

in response to my earlier comment that when blogs were one of the few available social media, the curation included much more commentary and required more work]. Tweet Here are some of the insights and observations that were shared via Twitter this past week. Image: Mimi and Eunice. Why Britannica failed on paper by @dweinberger.

I have a backlog of reports that I meant to read before I blogged, but I think I had better just blog them, starting with some Pew Internet and American Life project reports. On March 19th they published a report about Teens, Smartphones & Texting. Teens are fervent communicators. Photo by Sheila Webber: more forsythia, March 2012.

It’s why so few people keep at blogging for years, because it takes work. The act of writing a blog post, a tweet, or an annotation on a social bookmark all force you to think a bit more than clicking once and filing it to an automated system. That is why I am not a fan of Paperli or Scoopit.”

blogging communication e-learning learning education PLE teachingI now post almost all my updates on joanvinallcox.ca. Hope you can enjoy my posts there.

A blog post this morning by Walter McKenzie got me thinking about career behavior--more specifically do we approach people with a "what's in it for me?" mentality or do we look beyond transactions? One traveler  ahead of me in line bought one caramel apple and ran off to his gate to catch his flight. walked off processing his cynical comment.

As a disclosure I have no business connection with this firm except that I have been a close personal of the owner, Don Lesser, for years and have written about his food writing on this blog before. Readers of this blog please do not send me similar requests to promote your products. It can take a bit of time to uncover its full use.

Over on the LinkedIn Personal Trainer blog I’ve previously dealt with “super-sekrit” information ). Sure, this is a shameless takeoff on “Loose Lips Sink Ships” , but hopefully you’ll forgive me – because the saying makes sense. Those shark infested waters. Trolling for information on LinkedIn.

One of the earliest knowledge guilds was the open source community which developed many of the communication tools and processes used by knowledge artisans today: distributed work; results-only work environments (your code speaks for you); RSS, blogs & wikis for sharing; agile programming; flattened hierarchies, etc.

Following on from the blog I did last week, a friend of mine from the UK let me know about this advert from notorious football hardman, turned actor Vinnie Jones on exactly the same topic. Enjoy, and try getting this song out of your head for the rest of the day! Changing behaviour

For example, we were early to blogging and Twitter. Tweet A study of international alliances found that two-thirds  of the alliances between equally matched partners were successful but where there was a significant  imbalance of power almost 60% of alliances failed. Managing Collaboration. We learn from our mistakes by talking about them. We’ve

Blog Workshifting recently came up with a list of seven. The blog suggests: Tell them how to manage up. Managing a virtual team is like managing a traditional team on steroids. What are these essential tweaks for managing virtually? Telework team members aren’t in the office all the time learning how you work.

Ceci est le premier billet de blog que j’écris en français. En outre, je vais de temps en temps àcrire des billets de blog en langue française. Je suis Australien, né à Canberra, mais mon père travaillais pour l’ONU et j’ai passé presque tout ma jeunesse à Genève. Français General Global economy

Many non-profits started with brochure like Web sites and added blogs. People want a social layer beyond the blog. Here is another in my series on SXSW events. am pleased to be attending SXSW for the first time. am grateful for Adobe Acrobat for enabling me to attend. will be attending a number of Adobe sponsored sessions.  

The people who blog or connect on social media can get things done quicker, find answers faster, get advice and just be more effective. Without some persistent point of presence (blog, Twitter, LinkedIn), one is invisible online unless he or she is already famous. Blogs enhance serendipity. This is life in perpetual Beta.

That’s what a recent post by Switchbord, the blog of the Natural Resources Defense Council , suggests. If you’re feeling squeezed, no wonder,” reports the NRDC blog. Gas prices are once again high enough to warrant a flurry of media coverage. Prices shouldn’t control our interest in telework. Sign up for a free trial.

Without having seen anything about them other than the content in this blog, I can’t judge their value, but they certainly look fascinating. I’m a big fan of Tim Stock ‘s work, which weaves together a deep network perspective with a rich view of how culture is changing informed by semiotic analysis.

Many curators have started their blogs as a bookmark for themselves. use both Twitter and my blog for this same purpose.    Twitter bookmarks things and then some of them become the source for blog posts. My blog primarily serves as my personal knowledge system, like the notes for this session.