Clark Quinn

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Facebook Apprenticeship

Clark Quinn

Jay Cross has an interesting post about using Facebook in the organization, and makes a connection I hadn’t seen (and wish I had :).  He’s citing another post on FaceBook and the Enterprise, where JP Rangaswami posits that Facebook can be used to allow individuals to track what their bosses are doing, as role models.Â

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Social Silliness

Clark Quinn

Let’s go through them: A Facebook Group Or A Forum, or both. But Facebook is not ! Expecting everyone to have to be open to being on Facebook isn’t a good expectation. This will start providing valuable content, and support the organization beginning to learn together. And here we go off the rails!

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Top 10 Learning Tools for 2019

Clark Quinn

Slack: I work with a number of groups, and one in particular really benefits from the social interaction Slack provides between meetings. Social media (read: LinkedIn/Facebook): places where I hang with my colleagues, ask questions, and see what dialogs are going on. lrnchat and #guildchat). What’re yours?

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How I work

Clark Quinn

And lots of folks are providing advice for those who have to make the shift in these interesting times. With Slack, Zoom, LinkedIn, Facebook, and email. Facebook is reserved for interpersonal communications with friends, but it helps keep me sane. So, I work from home. So this is how I work. This is my workspace.

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Social Media Strategy thoughts

Clark Quinn

Here is some thoughts about how that maps out in two areas: Facebook, and Twitter. One might be just a daily thing people can follow, but it has to provide value. The same is true of a FaceBook page. There are different ways to be on Facebook: as a static page, or as a ‘presence’ with dialogs, groups, etc.

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Revisiting personal learning

Clark Quinn

And, of course, you can ask, using your network, or Quora, or in any social media platform like LinkedIn or Facebook. The point is to have others providing feedback on where you’re at. So, this has been my sensing and sharing, so I hope you’ll take the opportunity to provide feedback! What am I missing?

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2015 top 10 tools for learning

Clark Quinn

99.99% of the time) provides me with links that give me the answer i need. Facebook: there’s another group that I use like the Skype channel, and of course just what comes in from friends postings is a great source of lateral input. It often leads me to Wikipedia (my preferred source, teachers take note), but regularly (e.g.

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