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  1. roasting poblano peppers to make green mole with the beloved - happy thanksgiving or happy thursday, depending on where or who you are
  2. @sachac it's the thinking-together that makes the difference!
  3. great to be co-facilitating again with @sachac
  4. @Pistachio alice in wonderland statue around 74 st & 5th ave -in central park & big enough to climb on & run around + buskers nearby in park
  5. applause for jonathan. that's the end of this series of tweets
  6. grudin: comparing social media uses (e.g., work vs non-work) is changing so fast that differences depend on individual adoption curves
  7. grudin: remote workers may use social media for work LESS that non-remote because they aren't sure how acceptable the social tools are at wk
  8. grudin: ... thus we need to broaden our enterprises' evaluation criteria
  9. grudin: framed by mcgrath's typology of grp behaviors: we mostly study performance, rather than the many other grp behaviors
  10. grudin: more SN survey data - although privacy concerns are increasing, they remain relatively low
  11. grudin: survey: from 2008-1009, increase in use of SN, & especially of contributing (reader-only % drops)
  12. grudin: social networking incredibly valuable for & at work BUT costs & benefits may be impossible to measure
  13. grudin: ... different patterns by geography. "linked in surprise" much stronger use by mid-career (contact list persists across jobs)
  14. grudin: social networking survey in microsoft: facebook, linkedin, myspace declining while twitter increasing; different pattern by age...
  15. grudin: ... analogy to older study of different uses & values (by role) re: shared online calendars
  16. grudin: ... but for wikis, mgrs get caught in the middle managing different expectations
  17. grudin: ... differentiated by different roles & different resources & constraints...
  18. grudin: mintzberg: executves use tech for coord; mgrs for structured info; individuals for communication..
  19. grudin: why mgrs like wikis: flexible structure; potential for proj mgmt; potential for km; knowledge capture; attract new hires
  20. grudin: anecdote of one manager's expectation that a wiki would function like a project dashboard without active facilitation