Clark Quinn

NOVEMBER 19, 2019

The phenomena is that we’re seeing a cultural comment shift; comments are now coming from shared platforms, not directly on the site. These days, however, I get more comments on the LinkedIn announcement of the post rather than the post itself. I’ve been blogging now for over a decade, and one thing has changed.

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Clark Quinn

JULY 7, 2021

Also I can occasionally use it for managing other sites (e.g. LinkedIn is where I professionally socialize, and it’s becoming more prominent in my interactions. Of course, that’s how I’m writing here. I also use it for writing for the HPT Treasures blog (I post once a month, third Friday. OmniGraffle.

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Clark Quinn

NOVEMBER 21, 2017

A range of social networks : I use LinkedIn professionally, as well as Slack. here), and I use Rapidweaver for my sites: Quinnovation and my book sites. I keep my own bookmarks using my browser. Favorite web course platforms : I haven’t really taken online courses. I’ve used Zoom to share. And Twitter , of course.

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Clark Quinn

JANUARY 8, 2019

I like LinkedIn. There are lots of such irritations: web forms that only tell you the expected format after you get it wrong instead of making it easy to point to the answer or give you a clue and sites with mismatched security (overly complex for unessential data or vice-versa) are just two examples.

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Clark Quinn

JULY 26, 2022

Ultimately, it led me to review my site, which included my blogroll. You can sign up for newsletters (I get a few ), and many posts appear on LinkedIn. There are also article sites like Learning Solutions magazine and eLearnMag , amongst others. So here’re some thoughts. So those are some thoughts on blogging.

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Clark Quinn

APRIL 12, 2016

It’s often a gateway to Wikipedia, which I heavily rely on, but a number of times I find other sources that are equally valuable, such as research or practice sites that have some quality inputs. The articles in LinkedIn are occasionally of interest too, and it’s always an education to see who wants to link ;).

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Clark Quinn

JANUARY 15, 2014

You’ve seen it in Netflix and Amazon recommendations, and sites that support powerful searches. As I state in my boilerplate response: “I deliberately ignore what comes unsolicited, and instead am triggered by what comes through my network: Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Skype, etc.” But where do you learn?

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