A post on my management philosophy: “Manage the Environment, Not the People” inspired by Matt Taylor (@WorthyProjects) http://bit.ly/uIajWQ
RT @worthyProjects: @ChristopherA -thanks Chris, I look forward to another 25 years of collaboration
I continue to be amazed by the humor and creativity at my MBA school @BGIedu. Videos: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N40fjOXgIgk http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XRcva5BYhNw
Interview of @Marcos of @DailyKos as guest last month in my @BGIedu class “Using the Social Web for Social Change”: http://slidesha.re/rIx1AC
This topic by @RaphKoster is feedback in gamesâbut I think there are general lessons here about feedback in general: http://bit.ly/tDFH9P
This is useful. Put two bookmarklets in your menubar, on both your Mac and iPhone. One sends a URL, one receives it: http://bit.ly/vw9kJS
Replying to @leifutne
the blog is http://RefeshingWork.com - also may be looking for more co-authors in direction like WorldChanging in its best days.
#qotd “In an era when everything can be surveiled, all we have left is politeness.”—Neal Stephenson in Diamond Age
#qotd “Our Millennials survey shows that this group is substituting trips on the asphalt highway for trips on the information superhighway.”
This is intriguing — in the eyes of the law, are we all public figures on Facebook? Is everyone a celebrity to someone? http://bit.ly/uOJO7Y
Wonderfully snarky New Media Definitions by Sylvia Paul, including “Hyperlinks – Footnotes Gone Wild!”: http://bit.ly/t0DKvm
Excellent analysis by @cdespinosa (Apple employee #8) with a deeper look at the knife’s edge economic issues of the 99% http://bit.ly/rueHUB
Not sure if I agree, but good idea: “There Is No Next Facebook: How Multiple Social Networks Will Peacefully Coexist” http://zite.to/rtrUFU