This post is one of many, related to my participation in Harold Jarche's Personal Knowledge Mastery workshop. Sometimes we think we need experts, sure. But…Continue Reading this Entry
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Network Weaving as an Antidote to Imposter Syndrome
I've been traveling this week, so got a bit behind on my reflections on Harold Jarche's Personal Knowledge Mastery (PKM) workshop. The other thing that…Continue Reading this Entry
The Experts in My Neighborhood
This post is one of many, related to my participation in Harold Jarche's Personal Knowledge Mastery workshop. The topic of how expertise is no longer…Continue Reading this Entry
From Half-Baked to Well-Done: Building a Sensemaking Practice
This post is one of many, related to my participation in Harold Jarche's Personal Knowledge Mastery workshop. Making Sense through Sensemaking Sensemaking is an essential…Continue Reading this Entry
Fake News Brings Me to an Unusual Topic for this Blog
This post is one of many, related to my participation in Harold Jarche's Personal Knowledge Mastery workshop. The topic for this lesson is fake news.…Continue Reading this Entry
Can You Keep a Secret?
This post is one of many, related to my participation in Harold Jarche's Personal Knowledge Mastery Workshop. The Medium: The “Smart” Phone Shhhh… Don't tell…Continue Reading this Entry
Why Isn’t RSS More Popular By Now?
It was a bit of a relief to have well-traveled terrain as the today's topic in Harold Jarche's Personal Knowledge Mastery workshop: Aggregators and RSS.…Continue Reading this Entry
Scooping Up Adulting and the Benefits of Being Curious
My first year or two after graduating from college, I kept wanting there to be some instruction book that would teach you how to do…Continue Reading this Entry
Engaging with Intentionality and Curiosity
Thus begins week two of Harold Jarche's Personal Knowledge Mastery workshop. This week's schedule already feels overly crowded, when my brain may best begin to…Continue Reading this Entry
Connecting Birds, Grief, and Communities
This week, I got to welcome Clarissa (Rissa) Sorensen-Unrue back to Teaching in Higher Ed. She's been on a few times in the past, exploring…Continue Reading this Entry