briancsmith
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@ what mountain are we speaking of then?
about 7 hours ago
via Twitter for iPhone
in reply to time_motion
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@ My move to HK may be only half true. We Yankees don't like to reveal too much. :)
about 7 hours ago
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in reply to paulrwood
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@ Yeah, how's that working out for us?
about 8 hours ago
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in reply to time_motion
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I spoke about making in schools this morning in Boston at the meeting of the National Association for Workforce Improvement
about 10 hours ago
via Twitter for Mac
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@ @ Thanks for allowing the push back, This is one of the powerful uses of SM.
about 10 hours ago
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in reply to tomwhitby
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@ Educators participating in communities of practice is a professional imperative, but they need not all be on SM.
about 10 hours ago
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in reply to tomwhitby
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@ I have respect for your work, really. I hope that we don't choke out other ideas at the expense of "getting connected."
about 10 hours ago
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in reply to tomwhitby
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@ We should say the same for your experience with SM.
about 10 hours ago
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in reply to tomwhitby
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@ Excellent projects... are the animations online?
about 10 hours ago
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in reply to wagongrrl
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@ tech doesn't always have to be made up of 1's and 0's
about 10 hours ago
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in reply to briancsmith
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@ @ I'm an intense believer in job-embedded learning for teachers. It's more concrete than abstract links on SM
about 10 hours ago
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in reply to tomwhitby
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@ I know this and ironically, I've been known to say "don't use tech" for some things.
about 10 hours ago
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in reply to tomwhitby
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@ Precisely my point. Too much sharing about SM (metatweeting) constricts other ideas.
about 10 hours ago
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in reply to tomwhitby
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@ @ 3) Culture is full of technologically interesting things. 2/2
about 10 hours ago
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in reply to tomwhitby
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@ @ 3Things... 1) Granted, SM is powerful. 2) It drowns out too many other powerful ideas for technology for learning. 1/2
about 10 hours ago
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in reply to tomwhitby
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@ @ I didn't say I wouldn't monitor responses. Even bots know their analytics.
about 11 hours ago
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in reply to tomwhitby
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@ @ For me, metatweeting is driving me away from it more and more. Thinking about becoming akin to a "bot" to share ideas.
about 11 hours ago
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in reply to kylepace
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@ You mean like this...
about 11 hours ago
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in reply to wagongrrl
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@ I guess I've earned the "Curmudgeon" badge here on Twitter.
about 11 hours ago
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in reply to tomwhitby
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@ I wonder how Dewey, Piaget, Papert, Vygotsky would use SM.
about 11 hours ago
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in reply to wagongrrl
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- Name Brian C. Smith
- Location Webster, NY
- Web http://www.brianc...
- Bio Learning specialist, playful learning advocate, technologist, aspiring polymath, soon-to-be in Hong Kong.
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