The idea for this cartoon came from an exchange I had with another evaluator. It's fun when robots make mistakes, like suggesting you join a group because a word can have more than one …
How doodles have freed my mind: guest post by Allison Titcomb
The following guest post was written (and doodled) by Allison Titcomb of ALTA Consulting, LLC. You can also find her on Twitter. Reflections on Reflective Process (or How doodles have freed my …
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Power Point is not the null
Like everyone else, I love to hate on some Power Point. But it's not the null. The presentation null is not the tech but the format and style of most Power Points. Presentations that are built in …
Instigate: InnoNet Kung Fu
To Instigate: to goad or urge forward I like it when people add their voices to the constant online conversation. I love it when people bring out the voice of others. I got a chance to hang out …
The tension at the beginning of every evaluation
This cartoon is a tension attacker. It's not designed to judge. It's designed to spark. If you're on the program side, you have to believe the program works. If it didn't, why are you committing so …
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Want your tweets unique, try writing them in Haiku, here is a cartoon
Can a several centuries old form of poetry be an alternative? No doubt. Especially if you use the form to Tweet. Maria Gajewski got the whole Evaluation Haiku thing started earlier this year. More …
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