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Natalie Miller: Intergenerational Leadership, Learning, and Personal Connections
“Everyone needs a support system,” Booz Allen Hamilton Systems Engineer and lifelong l
The Black Swan Thinking Project - Session 1: Why The Little Dutch Boy Was The Little Doomed Boy
ConverSketch by Karina Branson
The Deconstruction of Flying Swans
As a follow up to last week’s
Dianne Connery: Broadband Internet Access, Communities, Fundraising, and Libraries
The Black Swan Thinking Project: Harnessing the Future by Framing the Past
“One of the major problems encountered in time travel is not that of accidentally becoming your own father or mother.
Making Our Learning Networks Antifragile
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Why COVID-19 is (Most Likely) Not a Black Swan
(Originally published in the ShapingEDU Community Slack channel as a preface to the 2020 ShapingEDU UnConference -…
Arlene Krebs: Broadband Internet Access, Learning, and Social Justice
Windows to the Future of Learning, or, “I Had S’More Fun at Camp with You!”
Did you ever go to summer camp?
The Importance of Thinking of Technology as Legos
In my recent
How to Manage Uncertainty and Adapt on the Fly: Five Remote Meeting Strategies You Can Implement Today
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Working Without a Net: Moving from System-Driven to Student-Driven Models
There is a certain comfort in the familiar rhythms of academia: the ramp-up in August, the start and stately…
Building Effective Communities of Practice
“Then I dreamed that we got strategic and began to form cooperative alliances of organizations, employing advanced…