ThomasStone
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ha! RT @: Just learned one of my favorite words, Bupkis, isn't widely understood in my small town. That's a shame.
about 3 hours ago
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RT @: Finish: cannot change the direction of the wind, we can, at least, adjust our sails
about 22 hours ago
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RT @: 10 Ways Social Media Will Change In 2010, at ReadWriteWeb
7:27 AM Dec 12th
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Great post Manish! RT @: Innovation in Indian Learning Industry. Are we innovating enough?
8:07 PM Dec 11th
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@ In addition to Yammer, look at SocialCast and SocialText Signals... we are!
8:12 PM Dec 10th
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@ I like your old-timey Twitter avatars. Check out my other account at @ You'll like the avatar I supsect!
7:10 PM Dec 10th
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Agreed. Hard to share by yourself. RT @: <Ppl share thru network, a la >
7:07 PM Dec 10th
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Thomas Stone, Product Design Architect at Element K, in Rochester, NY, and pleased to put my BA in philosophy to some use tonight!
7:03 PM Dec 10th
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@ The people in your personal network are not abstractions. The "personal network" as such is.
6:59 PM Dec 10th
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Love this! RT @: "rude to tweet during conferences"... These daze, seems like it's an insult not to.
6:58 PM Dec 10th
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I think the confusion arises here in part because you said "instead", as to set the SMEs qua individuals as separate from network
6:57 PM Dec 10th
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My pt. is knowledge/skill (and hence at higher level, expertise) reside in indvidual people -- not in the "network" as such
6:56 PM Dec 10th
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Agreed. So me thinks we may have a semantic dispute only here. @: What are networks if not connected individuals, Tom?
6:54 PM Dec 10th
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nope, its the new normal RT @: @ Isn't it rude to tweet during conf events?
6:52 PM Dec 10th
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@ Perhaps we could say the designing will shift up a level, to organizing the otherwise un-designed learning content?
6:50 PM Dec 10th
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Not being a stickler for language use, but rather philosophical about this -- entities and abstrations are not the same thing.
6:48 PM Dec 10th
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Individual minds have knowledge,/skills and in some cases great k/s (expertise). Not "networks" which is an abstraction = no mind.
6:47 PM Dec 10th
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@ presumably your view is more nuanced than 140 chars summary permits, because otherwise you are reifying an abstraction.
6:44 PM Dec 10th
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@ Confusing, b/c "expertise" doesn't float abstractly in the relationships in a network. It resides in individual minds.
6:35 PM Dec 10th
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YES! silly not to RT @: Q3) the least conferences can do is establish common tags (in advance) for tweets, blogs, etc
6:30 PM Dec 10th
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- Name Thomas Stone
- Location Rochester, New York area
- Web http://blog.eleme...
- Bio Product Design Architect at Element K. This is my professional Twitter account, where I tweet most about Learning and Development topics. TomRStone = personal
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