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09 Jul 2010
Interesting concepts around influencers and social networks
The Real Life Social Network v2 View more documents from Paul Adams.
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Interesting concepts around influencers and social networks
The Real Life Social Network v2 View more documents from Paul Adams.
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23 May 2010
If you're not present, you're absent...
Are our online networks missing an important facet? Are they 'safe' enough for emergent thoughts, or do we do our 'composting' alone only presenting when we have visible evidence of growth...? How can you be present and absent...?
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If you're not present, you're absent...
Are our online networks missing an important facet? Are they 'safe' enough for emergent thoughts, or do we do our 'composting' alone only presenting when we have visible evidence of growth...? How can you be present and absent...?
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17 Apr 2010
Most Saturdays I spend some time in parks with small people. I sit still, peaceful under a tree in the midst of a whirl of perpetual motion..... It's an unusual place for me - usually i'm one of the whirling...
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Most Saturdays I spend some time in parks with small people. I sit still, peaceful under a tree in the midst of a whirl of perpetual motion..... It's an unusual place for me - usually i'm one of the whirling...
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18 Mar 2010
No No, not the high rise (aka...Melbourne, where are the design thinkers?)
Last year I moved to Melbourne from London (via Perth, Karratha...etc). Melbourne captivated me from the first moment, it took me 5 years to get here, but I did. It has a creative, innovative quirky approach to grandeur and liveability.......
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No No, not the high rise (aka...Melbourne, where are the design thinkers?)
Last year I moved to Melbourne from London (via Perth, Karratha...etc). Melbourne captivated me from the first moment, it took me 5 years to get here, but I did. It has a creative, innovative quirky approach to grandeur and liveability.......
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10 Mar 2010
The spaces in between - or communication in short.
Yesterday @lukegrange and I were using Twitter direct messages to organise for Tedx Melbourne. Our messages started short (140 characters) and grew rapidly shorter until they were one word long. It got me thinking about communication, trust and the spaces...
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The spaces in between - or communication in short.
Yesterday @lukegrange and I were using Twitter direct messages to organise for Tedx Melbourne. Our messages started short (140 characters) and grew rapidly shorter until they were one word long. It got me thinking about communication, trust and the spaces...
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Harriet Wakelam


I'm Harriet, I Manage e-learning Content at e-Works, and the Toolbox Business Activity for the Australian Flexible Learning Framework. I've just move...
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