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I just joined the Twitter Group http://twittgroups.com/grou... and you can too. Please Retweet. |
@ndaniel I have a good friend in Fayetteville. |
@KarenRussell You're right! I am even more multi in my tasking than I realized. |
Current multitasking menu: making chili, gathering data, writing a book review, answering student emails. |
(oops, hit enter too quickly on that last tweet) |
Today I am multi-tasking:writing a final exam, planning next semester's syllabus, developing a "full-immersion SM workshop for PR |
@ArizonaBrian I saw that, and was glad you pointed out that PR isn't "beginning" anything: the profession is older than the degree. |
@WinterBauval Yes, it was very apt. We actually had some interesting class discussions as a result, so it was good. |
@ndaniel Threading is certainly better than non-threading, but a blog is, IMO, not the best format for encouraging peer-to-peer discussion. |
One of my students made a post to the class blog that has raised some controversy. Should make for a productive class. http://is.gd/admt |
@prprof_mv Actually, I thought you sounded very articulate and professional. A little intimidating, even (at least pre-giggle). Not twelve. |
@prprof_mv I knew it would be thought-provoking and, most of all, reflective of online reality. I needed an antidote to all the junk lately. |
Re: @chrisbrogan's idea (http://is.gd/a9wG): the problem is, it tries to separate content from source. That doesn't work in any social nwk. |
I'm enjoying how change.gov encourages meta-discussion about format. I agree that threaded blog comments are inefficient. http://is.gd/aanN |
@jdavidallen Thanks! I love being on someone's to-read list. |
@KarenRussell 17! My 7 teams are presenting next week, and that already feels like a lot. You deserve a vacation after nearly 3 x as many! |
@jdavidallen Interesting! Don't know that one. My book is about crisis & complexity, so same general area. It has a fractal on the cover. |
@jdavidallen That's certainly one aspect. I would say they are also related by nonlinearity: A+B sometimes = 42. Unpredictable but logical. |
I love my dizzifying research. Social media, complexity, crisis, issues, narrative, authenticity, reputation. Somehow, they're all related. |
@prprof_mv My students are often skeptical until I walk them through a few different settings/cases. PR pros must get it, or fail miserably. |
