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Following in the Footsteps
On my second pilgrimage in Spain – this time from Tui to Santiago de Compostela along the Camino Portugues – I became aware of the importance of this prayerful walk as one in which I was not alone, even though … Continue reading
Posted in information ethics, learner experience, social change, social networking
Tagged apostle, Camino, Camino Frances, Camino Portugues, ethics, Gospel, Jesus, morals, pilgrim, pilgrimage, prayer, principles, Saint James
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Untethered on the Camino
As someone who has been tethered to computers via the Net for many years doing my online teaching and consulting work, I have come to realize the need to create a balance between the connected self and disconnected self. To … Continue reading
Make a joyful noise
Psalms 98:4 “Make a joyful noise unto the LORD, all the earth; make a loud noise, and rejoice, and sing praise.” In my treatment of online social media for social good in previous blog posts, I have touched upon the … Continue reading
Posted in social change, social media, social networking
Tagged Christian, Jesus Culture, music, religious, revival, social change, social good, social media, social networking, spiritual
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The Heart and Soul of Social Networking
Amid our ethical concerns about the downside of computer technology in general and social networking in particular, I celebrate the example that people provide in their charitable work, especially in how that work is helped by leveraging the power of … Continue reading
Posted in social change, social media, social networking
Tagged charity, Katie Meyler, More Than Me Foundation, social media, social networking
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Internet as Innovation: The Third Wave
In the revision of the Strategic Networking book, the emphasis is on the Internet as an innovation. By viewing the underlying technology infrastructure and the way we layer our use upon it as something that is both new and evolving, … Continue reading
Learner Experience (LX): A Virtuous Circle
Don’t be surprised by any uncertainty or cognitive dissonance in reading the title of this blog entry. I do not expect that invoking this phrase should cause immediate recognition of some existing discipline or perspective. Although “learner experience” as a … Continue reading
The Way We Connect
In my travel to Spain to do research for a book on that topic, I journeyed through the north to Santiago de Compostela and by staying in a small inn outside of the city (the terminus of The Way of … Continue reading
Posted in blogs for business, collaborative computing, content management, customer experience management, human factors in information systems design, mobile computing, mobile learning, social change, social media, social networking, strategic management of technology innovation, user experience
Tagged Camino de Santiago, content management, film, Google Maps, Google StreetView, movie, social media, social networking, Spain, The Way, The Way of Saint James, travel
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