On other blogs of mine...This week at Learning with Computers, Ana Ma. Menezes is helping us all learn about “Microblogging with Twitter”… Tweetwheel…
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Co-presenting with Bee Dieu for Blogging for Beginners, Aaron Campbell said:
“Over time…
Authoritarian and Vertical Classrooms
Create Authoritarian and Vertical Minds”
(click here to watch their wonderful presentation on “Involving students in Blogging“)
Having watched (click on the grey triangle over the image below to see the video):
Web 2.0 The Machine is Us/ing Us (4:31 mins)
by Digital Ethnography (a [...]
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I’ve just read a thought-provoking entry by Anne Davis on the relevance of comments in blogging, and immediately thought I wanted to record that here… Basically, her point is that it is comments which encourage newborn bloggers to keep going… That made an impact on me for I related it to many issues I’ve been [...]
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A wonderful quotation by Peter Drucker has really meant food for thought…
Listen to Drucker’s words (my voice!)
I wonder whether this “we-attitude” can be learnt, and to what extent the leader also depends on how team members perceive their role (the leader’s as well as their own I mean). I feel I’ve learned to become [...]
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