Thanks to someone in my Twitter network for Tweeting the link and I’m sorry I did not note who this was!!) Jon Garfunkel on 23 Mar 2009 at 2:22 pm Nancy — Experience above are similar to mine. on 23 Mar 2009 at 2:41 pm Sigh. Ouch.) # Chris Corrigan » From the feed on 27 Mar 2009 at 8:41 am [.] MORE >>

Thanks to social media we have everything from formal courses to networks on Twitter to facilitate “here and now&# learning at any moment we desire (and some we may not desire!) Flickr, Twitter and other social media tools now augment and enhance the blog – often woven into the blog with widgets.  It was life changing. MORE >>

Or the people who start following the messages you send out on Twitter and gain a deeper appreciation for food and hunger in the world and start making small changes in their own lives. Cheers, Peter # Nancy White on 08 Jun 2009 at 9:41 am Peter, your observation about the CG, FAO and other organizations is right on. Amen to that! MORE >>

A lot of our parents and grandparents got on Facebook and Twitter before big media got involved in social media. The only way for companies to avoid being done-in by these disruptive innovations is to embrace the innovations themselves and use them to transform their own fundamentals, including their business models and their culture. MORE >>

So inspired by Cliff Atkinson’s book “ The Back Channel ,&# I decided to integrate a Twitter tool into the slides and thus into the body of the talk, consciously breaking in and out of the audience. The content you can view through the artifacts below, so I’ll reflect on the Twitter backchannel experiment. MORE >>