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Imagine having a button on your browser that you press to check the “gigantic accumulation of crowd-sourced credibility” around what
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Education, Learning, Leadership, Management – CMALT / FHEA / MLPI – Author of #EdTechBook and #EdTechRations
Imagine having a button on your browser that you press to check the “gigantic accumulation of crowd-sourced credibility” around what
Continue readingWith fewer and fewer people sharing and collaborating on Twitter, LinkedIn updates becoming a hybrid between Facebook and Twitter chats,
Continue readingLinkedIn has changed. Or rather, how it’s being used has changed. I get one of these types of connection requests
Continue readingAs many people leave their various social media accounts on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, etc, there is an attraction to make
Continue readingYou may have seen the odd tweet or news article or two about changes at Twitter, about the predicted demise
Continue readingAll the tech talk is about the mess at Twitter and the rise of Mastodon. But I keep asking myself,
Continue readingIt’s been a tough couple of weeks for users of social media platforms Twitter and Facebook. Even worse for employees
Continue readingWith news of redundancies and layoffs at Twitter, and similar news from other tech and EdTech businesses, I wanted to
Continue readingI joined Twitter on January 27th, 2009, not that long after I wrote my first blog post here. Nearly 14
Continue readingHow would you describe your plans to a colleague, friend, or family member? Would this be in the form of,
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