I’m still figuring out how best to integrate Twitter to my personal knowledge management processes. I post some things I find directly to Delicious and others I mark as favourites. Here are some of my recent favourites, a follow-on from a related post last month [I’ve added some letters and words to make it more coherent]:
@davecormier RT @arvind: @davecormier Hard core social network research: danah boyd
@c4lptnews Leveraging Human Networks to accelerate learning | CLO magazine
How to opt out of cookie sniffing and trading – painless – via Seth Godin
Shai Agassi: A bold plan for mass adoption of electric cars (TED) Inspiring, Hopeful, Fantastic!
The movement from a public service that is opaque by 21st Century standards to one that is transparent is going to be gut-wrenching – David Eaves
RCMP and Vatican: The downfall of the hierarchical and opaque organization – David Eaves
Via @neternity Try 2-3 low-cost approaches instead of one big (expensive) project – that way you can afford to fail #learntrends
Via @neternity The biggest cultural change was breaking down organizational walls. This is an emerging “wirearchy” says @jonhusband #learntrends
@KathySierra Cut a few prime-time ads, use the money to hire fabulous usability & instructional design team to craft/implement a spectacular user learning “strategy”.
Composing Twitter messages using only brainwaves #learntrends – The Future?
On calculating ROI for human activities (economics, learning, marketing, etc.) from a Nobel laureate
@nickcharney 17 Things we Used to Do (before Twitter): Andrew McAfee
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