Monthly Archives: April 2010
Celebrating the ordinary
History records great leaders, big thinkers, and creators. Stories of the past are filled with people who made a difference and changed the world, or part of it. But what about everyday life? What part did the majority play in … Continue reading
EduLinks
I’ve spent the last few days away from computers and updates. All very nice, but I’ve had to catch up again. Now I’ve done that, what better time to share some EduLinks with you? Weekend reading ahoy! From BPS Research … Continue reading
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The day I broke strict library rules
A story from my past: I bought a sandwich from the uni refectory. Since the library was opposite, I thought I’d pop in and quickly check the new releases shelf. The shelf was next to the issue desk. As I … Continue reading
Age is no barrier in social networks: why you need to ignore the statistics
I’m fed up with talk of Gen Y vs. Gen X. I’m bored with hearing how young people are ignoring the past and building their own future. I groan every time I see a report that says young adults shouldn’t … Continue reading
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Instant Insecurity and Its Powerful Impact
Insecurity can hit even the most confident person when they least expect it. It’s more common than you probably think. After I left a comment at the great business and branding blog, Conversation Agent, the author replied with something that … Continue reading
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