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@ Yeah, I don't see why we can't let Christmas be Christmas. We don't need to see cynicism & dysfunction, we get that all year.
5:58 PM Dec 23rd
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Another rant: who was the genius who thought they needed 2 sexualize Alvin & the Chipmunks? Srsly, the producers & writers s/b fired.
5:32 PM Dec 23rd
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Is it me or are of the Target ads this season completely off-kilter? Just not digging them. Makes me not want to shop there at all.
5:30 PM Dec 23rd
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@ Both? In the article I forwarded, researchers dnt lk the temp data so they extrapolated from wind data. & now it's gospel.
9:15 AM Dec 22nd
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Didn't it used to be true in science that when observations didn't match your theory, you changed your theory? Now we change the data...
8:58 AM Dec 22nd
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Everything that's wrong with climate research and global warming theory in one neat little article:
8:57 AM Dec 22nd
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Twitter as a classroom tool -- interesting points in here.
7:31 AM Dec 18th
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David Wilkins, Exec Director of Product Marketing at Learn.com. Happy Holidays everyone!
6:58 PM Dec 17th
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@ As much as I respect Gartner and others, they are often wrong -- remember LCMS? Another swing and a miss....
6:46 PM Dec 17th
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RT @: SL allows educators to take students to places they could never have gone before - including back in time
6:46 PM Dec 17th
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RT @: SL/VW will still have a place = where safety of training env. or 3D environment is truly necessity = niche areas
6:39 PM Dec 17th
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@ Agree completely. That's why Clark's reference of insurance adjusting is key -- that's the use case, not meetings
6:39 PM Dec 17th
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@ Fair enough; that's one of my favorite use cases as well. Still I wonder if it feels as formal as F2F?
6:37 PM Dec 17th
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Wonder if casual-ness should be a principle of VW learning? Not sure how you maintain formality; seems counter to the point.
6:33 PM Dec 17th
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@ Yeah I think sometimes perfect & professional = inaccessible; whereas casual = human = accessible
6:27 PM Dec 17th
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@ You said it better than me... ; )
6:22 PM Dec 17th
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@ Yeah, been thinking a lot about casual experiences like Flip, Wii, casual gaming, wonder if its a trend on its own
6:21 PM Dec 17th
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@ I think that's legit, but investment to create a presence and learn to navigate a VW is way higher than a wiki
6:14 PM Dec 17th
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I wonder though too if maybe I'm not a good exemplar. I mean, I don't even like to take the time to create a Mii on my Wii... ; )
6:12 PM Dec 17th
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I think biggest use of virt world is stuff that benefits from sim of virtual objects like insurance adjusting; what else?
6:10 PM Dec 17th
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- Name David Wilkins
- Location Nashua, NH
- Web http://dwilkinsnh...
- Bio Executive Director of Product Marketing at Learn.com
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