Clark Quinn
JUNE 22, 2021
This came to me via a LinkedIn message where the correspondent pointed me to their recent blog article. In the article, they were talking about using gamification to build organizational engagement. Interestingly, even in their own article, they were pointing to other useful directions unknowingly! ” Right! Again, wrongly.
Clark Quinn
MARCH 16, 2021
We were talking about our process, and he pointed me to an article that nicely catalyzed my thinking. The article my friend pointed me to was titled: “The Simple Way To Outline A Nonfiction Book”, and it’s nicely resonant, and a bit deeper, than my own approach. It’s a better business card!
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Clark Quinn
AUGUST 8, 2018
What emerged in the resulting article, however, was pretty much contrary to what I said. So the article went from my claim about an ecosystem approach to touting three particular trends. since Google declared that! So, I have to say that the article was underwhelming in insight, confused in story, and wrong on topic.
Clark Quinn
JULY 22, 2014
Word: I write most of my articles and books in Word. Google: the core tool in my searching for answers for things. I like what Harold Jarche did about tagging his list with the steps of his Seek-Sense-Share model for Personal Knowledge Mastery , so I’m adding that as well. In no particular order: 1.
Clark Quinn
JULY 7, 2015
As a public service announcement, I list my top 10 tools for learning as well: Google search: I regularly look up things I hear of and don’t know. Microsoft Word: My writing tool for longer posts, articles, and of course books, and writing is a powerful force for organizing my thoughts, and a great way to share them and get feedback.
Clark Quinn
AUGUST 18, 2020
That’s where I write books and articles first. And… Honorable Mention: to round out the picture (10 is such an arbitrary number ;), sharing collaborative documents, e.g. Google Docs , is a major way to collaboratively process and learn together. That, toolwise, is largely about representing and communicating.
Clark Quinn
JUNE 26, 2018
Looking at last year’s post , I see I’ve switched from Google to DuckDuckGo (privacy issues), and from Skype to Zoom (functionality). Articles, columns, books. It’s a fun and valuable exercise, so as usual I’ll weigh in with mine (in no particular order). Or for requests for colleagues.
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