Clark Quinn

MARCH 29, 2022

There are also the people I follow on Twitter. I also write articles, and sometimes just RT. If there are multiple hits and not a definitive one, I’ll scan the sources as well as the title, and likely open several. Then I review them until I’m happy. The second part is the feeds.

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Clark Quinn

DECEMBER 1, 2020

So I saw a twitter thread pointing to an argument about how ROI is dead. And, to the original point of the article. And, well, that’s largely okay with me. However, the trigger for the post was from the results of Chief Learning Officer 2020 State of Learning report. And, when I saw them, I saw some problems.

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Clark Quinn

FEBRUARY 18, 2020

A new twitter account (*not without controversy) @badlearning , has started taking on posts citing myths. Just to add to the rant, another post called out by the same twitter account talked about the 65% of learners being visual. Never been in the real world and seen it in action, then you shouldn’t hide behind articles.

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Clark Quinn

JUNE 26, 2018

Twitter: drinking from the fire hose that is twitter is one way I see what other people are talking about. Articles, columns, books. And I mention email over Slack, the former of which I may not always mention but use, versus Slack which has kind of slowed down for me. And share what I discover. Or for requests for colleagues.

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Clark Quinn

JULY 22, 2014

Word: I write most of my articles and books in Word. Twitter: a major source of input, pointing to things of interest. 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.

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Clark Quinn

APRIL 12, 2016

Twitter is a go-to. The learning chats I participate in are another way twitter helps. The articles in LinkedIn are occasionally of interest too, and it’s always an education to see who wants to link ;). Obviously, you’ll see my diagrams here, but also in presentations and articles/chapters/books.

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Clark Quinn

JANUARY 25, 2017

A twitter pointer led me to an HBR article arguing that We’re Thinking about Organizational Culture all Wrong. In it, the author argues that it’s fallacious to think that there’s just one organizational culture, , and that all people buy into it.

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Clark Quinn

JULY 7, 2015

Twitter: I am pointed to many amazing and interesting things via Twitter. 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.

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Clark Quinn

JULY 27, 2010

For example, Twitter has been a great source of information through the links people provide to interesting material, and in the ability to get questions answered. Skype), Twitter or equivalent, Facebook and/or LinkedIn, Google Docs, etc, you really do need to get that experience going to really understand the opportunities.

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Clark Quinn

JANUARY 15, 2014

I don’t have a set company I work for, so if I want to know this stuff to be able to help people take advantage of it, I have to earn my keep (in this case, by writing an article afterward). I only feel it fair, however, that if I think it’s important enough to finagle a way to attend, I should at least let you know about it.

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Clark Quinn

APRIL 19, 2017

Twitter is one of several ways I keep track of what people are thinking about and looking at. This is where things like articles, chapters, and books come from. I typically will choose the Wikipedia link if there is one, but also will typically open several other links and peruse across them to generate a broader perspective.

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Clark Quinn

NOVEMBER 19, 2012

They had a Facebook page, and a twitter account, and a blog they had a placeholder for, and they couldn’t figure out how they were going to populate these. One of the questions they struggled with was their social media strategy, as they were (as many people are) struggling with their existing workload.

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Clark Quinn

MARCH 28, 2009

I hadn’t finished the article he subsequently sent me (coming soon), but it drove me back to some early thinking on attitude change. Both a search on transformation and a twitter response brought that element to the surface. However, the takeaway is that ritual is hard to design, most artificial attempts fail miserably.

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