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Basically, Genachowski is saying “Back in 2002, when we moved cable modem service (and later other forms of broadband access) into the Title I/information services/ancillary authority box, we thought we would still have authority to protect consumers and do other necessary policy things. Harold Feld explains the FCC “third way&# reclassification decision. He goes into a moderate amount of detail, but this is perhaps the takeaway: …I call this a “legal reset.&# MORE
The final post brought in the whole known-unknown-unknowable language which I started working with in the 1980s but abandoned for a period following February 2002 for obvious reasons! MORE
It was in an interview I did with Stephen Downes in 2002). Journalism serves as a test ground for education. What has happened in journalism will also happen in education: breakdown of a single controlled narrative, increased role of amateurs, challenges to the existing business model, etc. btw – I’ve referenced the link between journalism and news over the last 7 or 8 years. I decided to dig out where I first encountered this idea. MORE
It certainly does back to the Genoa II program in DARPA which launched in 2002 and in which I was one of the lead contractors looking at human terrain mapping and weak signal detection. MORE
When I left academia in 2002 I also left the trappings of an office. When I switched organizations in late 2008, I also gave up a singular desk space. I’m like PacMan careening through a corporate game board collecting points at the desks, tables and rooms I occupy. I am a floater. I’m on a quest for the corporate floater high score. There are no ghosts in this game. Wherever the wind takes me — be it the road, various offices, home or coffee shops — I am working. MORE
The high degree of uncertainty surrounding the Covid-19 pandemic is one of its most frustrating qualities. How long will the pandemic last? When will normal life return? When will a vaccine be available? MORE
In her 2002 influential book, Technological Revolutions and Financial Capital , economic historian Carlota Perez wrote that since the advent of the Industrial Revolution, we’ve had a major technological revolution every 60 years or so. MORE
For example, “The analysis [ pdf ] of a large sample of AfD discussions (200K discussions that took place between November 2002 and July 2010) suggests that the largest part of these discussions ends after only a few recommendations are expressed.&# Notabilia has visualized the hundred longest discussion threads at Wikipedia that resulted in the deletion of an article and the hundred that did not. MORE
I took that paper and reworked it into the 2002 paper Complex Acts of Knowing , which is the first published manifestation in its modern form; by which I mean with curves and with all five domains. Somewhere between July 2000 and the end of 2001 (when the 2002 paper was commissioned) I started to draw it with five domains and I really, really wish I could remember exactly when. MORE
I would like to make just one point, that it is not "Siemen's 'Connectivism,'" that he gave a name to a theory and approach a number of us had been working on for some time. I don't mind saying I borrow the name from him, but I would certainly say this is as much my theory (and that of numerous other people) as it is his. MORE
Way back in (it says 1969, but it was actually) 2002, I had a ball discovering many free wi-fi hot spots in London, got to make many new friends, and enjoy, for a brief shining year or two, the grace of public wi-fi by countless distributed private means. I blog by grace of something I hardly expected to find: a free open wi-fi hot spot in London. MORE
From the Foundation's kick start in 2002 OER has not let up" "Also, in 2002, MIT boldly launched its Open Courseware (OCW) initiative, turning loose its entire faculty's instructional content to the world." "The The other critical lynchpin for OER, also in 2002, was the issuance of the first Creative Commons (CC) open licenses." "In In 2002 as well, UNESCO held the 1st Global OER Forum, from whence the acronym "OER" was formally adopted." MORE
I had tried various searches on Google and using Devon Agent but with no success but then I remembered that Ev Williams, who started Blogger and now Twitter, had made me a "Blog of Note" on the front page of Blogger in 2002. I knew I started blogging around this time of year in 2001 but thanks to a server crash in December 2001 I had no record of my first blog post. I tried The Wayback Machine but couldn't remember the original url. MORE
Summary of the talk "Hearables" by Rory McGreal Photo: Nobuko Fujita - What are they – Hunn 2014 – speaker-microphone in-ear with AI - Progressive development from earphones, hearing aids, etc - Can monitor: Blood pressure – stress, excitement Etc. MORE
Fifteen years ago in 2002 I graduated with my MBA from Royal Roads University. The university recently caught up with me to conduct an interview. Dan's Related Posts: “Oh, you’re one of those. You want to work anywhere, anytime.” After Five Years In My Role We’re Hiring My Replacement. Are You Interested? My Next Role Is … Great Work Interview – Flat Army & Michael Bungay Stanier If You Stop Learning You Lose The Chance To Be Entrepreneurial. MORE
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Gary Stock invented it in 2002, and it took off rather rapidly. Googlewhacking is the harmless pastime of trying to find two word combinations that get a single return when searched for at Google (without quotes around them). Disclosure: I was an early promoter of it (also here and here and here , etc.). Now, nine years and millions of views later, Google has decided that Googlewhack threatens its brand. MORE
Average housing costs have increased by almost 40% in the US and European countries between 2002 and 2018. MORE
So the trend (cities grow, suburbs decline) started around 2002. "Cities grow at suburbs' expense." That's the headline, straight out of the Wall Street Journal (July 1, 2009). We didn't make it up. In truth, the suburbs are still growing faster than cities, but the rate is slowing while the rate of city growth is growing. If the trend holds, cities will be growing faster than suburbs. Cities grew 0.97% this past year, up from 0.90% two years ago and up big time from around 0.5% MORE
The Brookings report quantified the spread of digitalization by analyzing the changes in the digital content of 545 occupations between 2002 and 2016 based on O*NET , the most comprehensive data on US occupations sponsored by the US Department of Labor. In 2002, 58% of jobs required low digital skills, 40% required medium digital skills and just 5% required high digital skills. The mean low-skill digital score more than doubled, from 14 in 2002 to 36 in 2016. “By MORE
I argued back then, in 2002, that managing in the informal or shadow spaces of the organisation was more important than the formal side. The Oxford English Dictionary defines culture as “The arts and other manifestations of human intellectual achievement regarded collectively” and “The ideas, customs, and social behaviour of a particular people or society”. MORE
George Steiner notes in a 2002 lecture that all our electric devices are based on Victorian era Boolean logic. Literacy — the written word — empowers our “harsh desire to last” It enables our words to extend beyond our lifetimes. Western literacy is basically a tool to escape death. But the new electric media will likely inform and change literacy. MORE
In something like 2002, I wrote and posted a kid’s version of my book, Small Pieces Loosely Joined , under a non-commercial Creative Commons license. Now Peter Ford has taken it upon himself to create a site with a copy of it with a facility that lets anyone comment on any paragraph. He’s hoping to get the must off of it, stem the link rot, etc. I totally love this. MORE
100 As Verna Allee wrote in 2002, “Communities of practice emerge in the social space between project teams and knowledge networks” Communities LearningTen years ago — workplace learning in 10 years — I wrote that in 2019 much of the workforce will be distributed in time & space as well as in engagement. I also projected that work and learning will continue to blend while stand-up training will be challenged by the ever-present back channel. MORE
Happy birthday Knowledge Café: It all began 16 years ago today on Sept 5th, 2002 at the Strand Palace Hotel in central London. By David Gurteen Here are some of my more popular recent tweets. Take a look, if you are not a Tweeter, you will get a good idea of how I use it by browsing the list of micro-posts. A big difference maker is when participants in a network (or an organization, for that matter) embrace new ways of seeing, thinking, and doing. link] #ConversationalLeadership. MORE
I started my independent consulting practice in 2003 and one of the first books I purchased was — The Future of Knowledge: Increasing Prosperity through Value Networks by Verna Allee (2002) Butterworth-Heinemann (ISBN: 0750675918). The topic of value network analysis and the leading role that Verna Allee played came up in some recent discussions in one of my online communities of practice. So I decided to re-read the book that planted so many ideas in my mind. MORE
During a meeting at Cambridge University around 30 years ago I was thoroughly chastised by a Cambridge academic. I’d used the phrase ‘learning delivery’ when describing computer-supported collaborative learning ( CSCL ) approaches. CSCL was one of the hot pedagogical approaches of the day – when network-based learning was in its relative infancy. Charles, my dear fellow”, said the Cambridge man, “we may deliver milk, but learning is something that is acquired, never delivered”. MORE
in 2002 — prior to the election, not even knowing yet whether it would be a Republican or Democratic administration — a bipartisan group of women in Massachusetts formed MassGAP to address the problem of few women in senior leadership positions in state government. I’m of course loving the Binder Women meme. Hilarious. But let me for the moment take all the fun out of it: 1. The first thing President Obama did upon taking office was sign the Lilly Ledbetter Act. MORE
When I was writing Living Networks in 2002 there were no true social networking applications in existence. I still remember my tremendous disappointment when I found out just after New Years Day 2002 that SixDegrees.com had fallen by the wayside. From there, Friendster was founded in 2002, LinkedIn and MySpace in 2003, and Facebook in 2004. Last week LinkedIn reached a significant milestone: 100 million users. MORE
As early as 2002 Jay was describing the unrelenting focus on formal learning in terms of the ‘Spending/Outcomes Paradox’. This is a re-post of an article by Cal Wick of Fort Hill. The original is on the 70-20 Blog site. There are a few observations from me at the bottom. first published August 2016). Calhoun Wick Cal is deeply experienced and knowledgeable in the area of workplace learning. MORE
Connectivity Infrastructure (a piece I wrote for Linux Journal in 2002). Infrastructure. Robert McMillan in Wired : How Heartbleed Broke the Internet — And Why It Can Happen Again. Dan Kaminsky : Be still my breaking heart (also on Heartbleed ). Opening Minds to the Spheres Among Us (this month’s column for Linux Journal ). Returning to Ground from the Web’s Clouds (January’s column for Linux Journal ). Bob Hoffman, the Ad Contrarian : The Golden Age of B t. MORE
Since 2002 I’ve led teams and people located across the globe. Since 2008 I’ve been a mobile worker, which means I work half the time from the comforts of my … Continue reading "Announcing My Free (or by donation) Remote Leadership Toolkit". MORE
188 Doc Searls Weblog Home About Subscribe to feed ‹ Gang up • Haze set › Remembering the Good Old Day January 14, 2008 in Blogging , Past , Uncategorized | 6 comments Tony wishes Moxie a Happy Birthday, recalling the July 12, 2002 party at which many L.A. MORE
In 2002, ASTD and I introduced a blog, Learning Circuits Blog, about eLearning and networking. Excited about the new communication tool, we actually started our first blog somewhat ambitiously in 2002 as an experiment lead by informal learning guru Jay Cross and Learning Circuits editor Ryann Ellis. Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it, so I’ll reflect on the old days a dozen years ago when we were sorting out the ground rules for eLearning. MORE
Finke, 1996; Zhang, 2002 ). "ADHD may have negative consequences for academic achievement, employment performance, and social relationships. However one positive consequence of ADHD may be enhanced creativity." MORE
Since 2002, GlobalGiving has raised $67,930,184 from 271,216 donors who have supported 5,829 projects. I’m not a particularly religious man, however Time Magazine, Life, Fortune and Sports Illustrated founder Henry Luce once said, “We didn’t invent the idea of delivering news through stories about people. The Bible invented it.” ” And frankly, he has a point. MORE
To do so, the study analyzed how the total number of hours worked in 25 different skill areas has changed between 2002 and 2016 and estimated the expected change in hours worked by 2030. In aggregate, the total hours worked for all 25 skills went up by around 8% between 2002 and 2016, - from 266 billion hours to 287 billion, - and are expected to grow an additional 8% by 2030 to 310 billion hours. MORE
“The world is not the same as it was in 2002 when SARS emerged. One of the few areas where most nations cooperate is in infectious disease control. MORE
A few studies on the differences between being agreeable and being a giver: “ Between facets and domains: 10 aspects of the Big Five ” (2007); “ Empirical, theoretical, and practical advantages of the HEXACO model of personality structure ” (2007); “ The Big Five personality factors and personal values ” (2002). LINKS: Adam’s book: Originals: How Non-Conformists Move the World ( Amazon | BN | IndieBound ). MORE
During the United Nations Special Session on Children in May 2002, children discussed eight key issues and wrote a statement reflecting their views, 'A World Fit for Us'. Five years later, XPLANE worked with Unicef to develop a booklet to report back to children what progress has been made in their name; it also presents stories and concerns of children around the world. In the video above, the XPLANE team offers a peek behind the scenes as they reflect on the project. MORE
Here he is with Dave Winer , I believe at an O’Reilly conference in San Jose: It’s dated May 2002, when Aaron was fifteen. Aaron Swartz died yesterday, a suicide at 26. Though we weren’t close buddies, I always felt a kinship with Aaron, in part because we were living demographic bookends. At many of the events we both attended, at least early on, he was the youngest person there, and I was the oldest. MORE
Portuguese Man-O-War image courtesy of Islands in the Sea 2002, NOAA/OER., I am indulging myself a little with the title to this post. MORE
2002), to keep track of contacts (Whittaker, Jones & Terveen, 2002), or to make choices about which communities to join and which to ignore. PKM is much more than processing information. It’s about ideas, conversations and especially relationships. Most of all, PKM is a framework to actually do knowledge work. It is a framework that helps move from an awareness of knowledge to activation of its use in the context of getting work done. MORE
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Fifteen years ago in 2002 I graduated with my MBA from Royal Roads University. The university recently caught up with me to conduct an interview. Dan's Related Posts: “Oh, you’re one of those. You want to work anywhere, anytime.” After Five Years In My Role We’re Hiring My Replacement. Are You Interested? My Next Role Is … Great Work Interview – Flat Army & Michael Bungay Stanier If You Stop Learning You Lose The Chance To Be Entrepreneurial.
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The Brookings report quantified the spread of digitalization by analyzing the changes in the digital content of 545 occupations between 2002 and 2016 based on O*NET , the most comprehensive data on US occupations sponsored by the US Department of Labor. In 2002, 58% of jobs required low digital skills, 40% required medium digital skills and just 5% required high digital skills. The mean low-skill digital score more than doubled, from 14 in 2002 to 36 in 2016. “By
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To do so, the study analyzed how the total number of hours worked in 25 different skill areas has changed between 2002 and 2016 and estimated the expected change in hours worked by 2030. In aggregate, the total hours worked for all 25 skills went up by around 8% between 2002 and 2016, - from 266 billion hours to 287 billion, - and are expected to grow an additional 8% by 2030 to 310 billion hours.
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Portuguese Man-O-War image courtesy of Islands in the Sea 2002, NOAA/OER., I am indulging myself a little with the title to this post.
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I argued back then, in 2002, that managing in the informal or shadow spaces of the organisation was more important than the formal side. The Oxford English Dictionary defines culture as “The arts and other manifestations of human intellectual achievement regarded collectively” and “The ideas, customs, and social behaviour of a particular people or society”.
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“The world is not the same as it was in 2002 when SARS emerged. One of the few areas where most nations cooperate is in infectious disease control.
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Summary of the talk "Hearables" by Rory McGreal Photo: Nobuko Fujita - What are they – Hunn 2014 – speaker-microphone in-ear with AI - Progressive development from earphones, hearing aids, etc - Can monitor: Blood pressure – stress, excitement Etc.
George Siemens
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It was in an interview I did with Stephen Downes in 2002). Journalism serves as a test ground for education. What has happened in journalism will also happen in education: breakdown of a single controlled narrative, increased role of amateurs, challenges to the existing business model, etc. btw – I’ve referenced the link between journalism and news over the last 7 or 8 years. I decided to dig out where I first encountered this idea.
Irving Wladawsky-Berger
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The high degree of uncertainty surrounding the Covid-19 pandemic is one of its most frustrating qualities. How long will the pandemic last? When will normal life return? When will a vaccine be available?
Stephen Downes: Half an Hour
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From the Foundation's kick start in 2002 OER has not let up" "Also, in 2002, MIT boldly launched its Open Courseware (OCW) initiative, turning loose its entire faculty's instructional content to the world." "The The other critical lynchpin for OER, also in 2002, was the issuance of the first Creative Commons (CC) open licenses." "In In 2002 as well, UNESCO held the 1st Global OER Forum, from whence the acronym "OER" was formally adopted."
Harold Jarche
NOVEMBER 20, 2019
As Verna Allee wrote in 2002, “Communities of practice emerge in the social space between project teams and knowledge networks” Communities LearningTen years ago — workplace learning in 10 years — I wrote that in 2019 much of the workforce will be distributed in time & space as well as in engagement. I also projected that work and learning will continue to blend while stand-up training will be challenged by the ever-present back channel.
Dave Snowden
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The final post brought in the whole known-unknown-unknowable language which I started working with in the 1980s but abandoned for a period following February 2002 for obvious reasons!
Dave Snowden
JANUARY 19, 2018
I took that paper and reworked it into the 2002 paper Complex Acts of Knowing , which is the first published manifestation in its modern form; by which I mean with curves and with all five domains. Somewhere between July 2000 and the end of 2001 (when the 2002 paper was commissioned) I started to draw it with five domains and I really, really wish I could remember exactly when.
Dave Snowden
JULY 11, 2021
It certainly does back to the Genoa II program in DARPA which launched in 2002 and in which I was one of the lead contractors looking at human terrain mapping and weak signal detection.
David Gurteen
SEPTEMBER 22, 2018
Happy birthday Knowledge Café: It all began 16 years ago today on Sept 5th, 2002 at the Strand Palace Hotel in central London. By David Gurteen Here are some of my more popular recent tweets. Take a look, if you are not a Tweeter, you will get a good idea of how I use it by browsing the list of micro-posts. A big difference maker is when participants in a network (or an organization, for that matter) embrace new ways of seeing, thinking, and doing. link] #ConversationalLeadership.
David Weinberger
JANUARY 28, 2011
Gary Stock invented it in 2002, and it took off rather rapidly. Googlewhacking is the harmless pastime of trying to find two word combinations that get a single return when searched for at Google (without quotes around them). Disclosure: I was an early promoter of it (also here and here and here , etc.). Now, nine years and millions of views later, Google has decided that Googlewhack threatens its brand.
Harold Jarche
JANUARY 14, 2019
George Steiner notes in a 2002 lecture that all our electric devices are based on Victorian era Boolean logic. Literacy — the written word — empowers our “harsh desire to last” It enables our words to extend beyond our lifetimes. Western literacy is basically a tool to escape death. But the new electric media will likely inform and change literacy.
Dan Pontefract
FEBRUARY 13, 2013
When I left academia in 2002 I also left the trappings of an office. When I switched organizations in late 2008, I also gave up a singular desk space. I’m like PacMan careening through a corporate game board collecting points at the desks, tables and rooms I occupy. I am a floater. I’m on a quest for the corporate floater high score. There are no ghosts in this game. Wherever the wind takes me — be it the road, various offices, home or coffee shops — I am working.
Irving Wladawsky-Berger
MARCH 2, 2020
Average housing costs have increased by almost 40% in the US and European countries between 2002 and 2018.
Stephen Downes: Half an Hour
OCTOBER 7, 2012
I would like to make just one point, that it is not "Siemen's 'Connectivism,'" that he gave a name to a theory and approach a number of us had been working on for some time. I don't mind saying I borrow the name from him, but I would certainly say this is as much my theory (and that of numerous other people) as it is his.
Jay Cross
APRIL 29, 2015
In 2002, ASTD and I introduced a blog, Learning Circuits Blog, about eLearning and networking. Excited about the new communication tool, we actually started our first blog somewhat ambitiously in 2002 as an experiment lead by informal learning guru Jay Cross and Learning Circuits editor Ryann Ellis. Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it, so I’ll reflect on the old days a dozen years ago when we were sorting out the ground rules for eLearning.
Trends in the Living Networks
MARCH 27, 2011
When I was writing Living Networks in 2002 there were no true social networking applications in existence. I still remember my tremendous disappointment when I found out just after New Years Day 2002 that SixDegrees.com had fallen by the wayside. From there, Friendster was founded in 2002, LinkedIn and MySpace in 2003, and Facebook in 2004. Last week LinkedIn reached a significant milestone: 100 million users.
David Weinberger
JANUARY 10, 2011
For example, “The analysis [ pdf ] of a large sample of AfD discussions (200K discussions that took place between November 2002 and July 2010) suggests that the largest part of these discussions ends after only a few recommendations are expressed.&# Notabilia has visualized the hundred longest discussion threads at Wikipedia that resulted in the deletion of an article and the hundred that did not.
Charles Jennings
MAY 2, 2017
During a meeting at Cambridge University around 30 years ago I was thoroughly chastised by a Cambridge academic. I’d used the phrase ‘learning delivery’ when describing computer-supported collaborative learning ( CSCL ) approaches. CSCL was one of the hot pedagogical approaches of the day – when network-based learning was in its relative infancy. Charles, my dear fellow”, said the Cambridge man, “we may deliver milk, but learning is something that is acquired, never delivered”.
David Weinberger
FEBRUARY 21, 2009
In something like 2002, I wrote and posted a kid’s version of my book, Small Pieces Loosely Joined , under a non-commercial Creative Commons license. Now Peter Ford has taken it upon himself to create a site with a copy of it with a facility that lets anyone comment on any paragraph. He’s hoping to get the must off of it, stem the link rot, etc. I totally love this.
Doc Searls
SEPTEMBER 24, 2009
Way back in (it says 1969, but it was actually) 2002, I had a ball discovering many free wi-fi hot spots in London, got to make many new friends, and enjoy, for a brief shining year or two, the grace of public wi-fi by countless distributed private means. I blog by grace of something I hardly expected to find: a free open wi-fi hot spot in London.
David Weinberger
OCTOBER 17, 2012
in 2002 — prior to the election, not even knowing yet whether it would be a Republican or Democratic administration — a bipartisan group of women in Massachusetts formed MassGAP to address the problem of few women in senior leadership positions in state government. I’m of course loving the Binder Women meme. Hilarious. But let me for the moment take all the fun out of it: 1. The first thing President Obama did upon taking office was sign the Lilly Ledbetter Act.
Harold Jarche
OCTOBER 30, 2019
I started my independent consulting practice in 2003 and one of the first books I purchased was — The Future of Knowledge: Increasing Prosperity through Value Networks by Verna Allee (2002) Butterworth-Heinemann (ISBN: 0750675918). The topic of value network analysis and the leading role that Verna Allee played came up in some recent discussions in one of my online communities of practice. So I decided to re-read the book that planted so many ideas in my mind.
Dan Pontefract
OCTOBER 22, 2012
Since 2002, GlobalGiving has raised $67,930,184 from 271,216 donors who have supported 5,829 projects. I’m not a particularly religious man, however Time Magazine, Life, Fortune and Sports Illustrated founder Henry Luce once said, “We didn’t invent the idea of delivering news through stories about people. The Bible invented it.” ” And frankly, he has a point.
Dave Gray
JUNE 16, 2008
During the United Nations Special Session on Children in May 2002, children discussed eight key issues and wrote a statement reflecting their views, 'A World Fit for Us'. Five years later, XPLANE worked with Unicef to develop a booklet to report back to children what progress has been made in their name; it also presents stories and concerns of children around the world. In the video above, the XPLANE team offers a peek behind the scenes as they reflect on the project.
David Weinberger
MAY 7, 2010
Basically, Genachowski is saying “Back in 2002, when we moved cable modem service (and later other forms of broadband access) into the Title I/information services/ancillary authority box, we thought we would still have authority to protect consumers and do other necessary policy things. Harold Feld explains the FCC “third way&# reclassification decision. He goes into a moderate amount of detail, but this is perhaps the takeaway: …I call this a “legal reset.&#
Irving Wladawsky-Berger
DECEMBER 23, 2019
In her 2002 influential book, Technological Revolutions and Financial Capital , economic historian Carlota Perez wrote that since the advent of the Industrial Revolution, we’ve had a major technological revolution every 60 years or so.
Eide Neurolearning
OCTOBER 10, 2011
Finke, 1996; Zhang, 2002 ). "ADHD may have negative consequences for academic achievement, employment performance, and social relationships. However one positive consequence of ADHD may be enhanced creativity."
Charles Jennings
JULY 10, 2017
As early as 2002 Jay was describing the unrelenting focus on formal learning in terms of the ‘Spending/Outcomes Paradox’. This is a re-post of an article by Cal Wick of Fort Hill. The original is on the 70-20 Blog site. There are a few observations from me at the bottom. first published August 2016). Calhoun Wick Cal is deeply experienced and knowledgeable in the area of workplace learning.
Harold Jarche
APRIL 17, 2013
2002), to keep track of contacts (Whittaker, Jones & Terveen, 2002), or to make choices about which communities to join and which to ignore. PKM is much more than processing information. It’s about ideas, conversations and especially relationships. Most of all, PKM is a framework to actually do knowledge work. It is a framework that helps move from an awareness of knowledge to activation of its use in the context of getting work done.
Doc Searls
JANUARY 12, 2013
Here he is with Dave Winer , I believe at an O’Reilly conference in San Jose: It’s dated May 2002, when Aaron was fifteen. Aaron Swartz died yesterday, a suicide at 26. Though we weren’t close buddies, I always felt a kinship with Aaron, in part because we were living demographic bookends. At many of the events we both attended, at least early on, he was the youngest person there, and I was the oldest.
Euen Semple
FEBRUARY 5, 2011
I had tried various searches on Google and using Devon Agent but with no success but then I remembered that Ev Williams, who started Blogger and now Twitter, had made me a "Blog of Note" on the front page of Blogger in 2002. I knew I started blogging around this time of year in 2001 but thanks to a server crash in December 2001 I had no record of my first blog post. I tried The Wayback Machine but couldn't remember the original url.
Nine Shift
JULY 15, 2009
So the trend (cities grow, suburbs decline) started around 2002. "Cities grow at suburbs' expense." That's the headline, straight out of the Wall Street Journal (July 1, 2009). We didn't make it up. In truth, the suburbs are still growing faster than cities, but the rate is slowing while the rate of city growth is growing. If the trend holds, cities will be growing faster than suburbs. Cities grew 0.97% this past year, up from 0.90% two years ago and up big time from around 0.5%
Doc Searls
APRIL 12, 2014
Connectivity Infrastructure (a piece I wrote for Linux Journal in 2002). Infrastructure. Robert McMillan in Wired : How Heartbleed Broke the Internet — And Why It Can Happen Again. Dan Kaminsky : Be still my breaking heart (also on Heartbleed ). Opening Minds to the Spheres Among Us (this month’s column for Linux Journal ). Returning to Ground from the Web’s Clouds (January’s column for Linux Journal ). Bob Hoffman, the Ad Contrarian : The Golden Age of B t.
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