Tweet Here are my notes from the session this afternoon at CSTD 2011 in Toronto. If you need other links or information, just add a comment. I’m glad we had a chance to field test a variation of the improv icebreak activity of equilateral triangles. It seems to have got things going a bit. View more presentations from Harold Jarche. MORE >>

This is a cool photo that was produced by Nancy Goebel at the Augustana library , University of Alberta (where I am at the moment). She got student volunteers to spell out the words "information literacy" by lying in the snow. Information Literacy MORE >>

Ok,so I’m ‘abroad’ in Canada, and they have different carriers, so I can’t blithely use data like I normally do. Well, I’m told that the conference center has no wifi, and it’s away from the hotel, so I figured I didn’t want to be out of touch, so I’d look into data packages. some hours after that. MORE >>

A disturbing article in Forbes this week on why Millenial women are burning out by 30 : Today, 53% of corporate entry-level jobs are held by women, a percentage that drops to 37% for mid-management roles and 26% for vice presidents and senior managers, according to  McKinsey  research. But it's not just Millenials who find themselves here. MORE >>

Great stuff from Ellen Wagner that resonate with some of the conversations we’ve been having across the #change11 MOOC on Technology, Change and Education. Take a peek: Education transformation really is a team sport. Old ideas don’t just fade away. Old ideas can be stubborn and relentless. Systemic change calls for many contributors. MORE >>