May 2011
1 post
“While you are reading this I’m most likely enjoying the company of our...”
– Mathemagenic
June 2010
1 post
“At the moment: thinking about informal communication and it’s effects,...”
– Mathemagenic
March 2010
4 posts
“People have to understand and believe in what an organization is doing, why the...”
– The FASTForward Blog » 10 General Principles For Leading and Managing in the Networked Knowledge Workplace : Enterprise 2.0 Blog: News, Coverage, and Commentary
“Math is not facts (times tables) and procedures (long division), although those...”
– Math Mama Writes…: Sue’s Top Ten Issues in Math Education
“Online facilitation is about finding the balance of me/we in any context. #ITC10”
– Twitter / Nancy White: Online facilitation is abo …
“It is our responsibility and privilege to help children as they learn.”
– Staying Patient | Attachment Parenting International Blog
February 2010
5 posts
“I think in many ways they feel the same way about friendship that I do and that...”
– the little travelers * travel notes: details
“By blocking other analysts from a similar pattern of up and out, Colony & Co...”
– Stowe Boyd - /message - Feudalism 2.0 In The World Of Analysis
“Now I have spoken on several occasions about the cyclical pattern of mess and...”
– Cognitive Edge: My study, a picture and a hobby refound
“In general I think that government services are the worst possible option for...”
– Chris Corrigan » The necessity of government services
“Done with the PhD work, I’m taking things quietly, working on closing one...”
– Mathemagenic — Lilia Efimova on personal productivity in knowledge-intensive environments, weblog research, knowledge management, PhD, serendipity and lack of work-life balance…
January 2010
2 posts
“the biggest reason why women remain frustrated is more profound: many women are...”
– Women in the workforce: Female power | The Economist
“A company that hasn’t learned to listen to its own employees, and encourage them...”
– 3 Things You Need to Know About Social Media Strategy
November 2009
3 posts
“I would say it’s because of my kids that all of this has happened. I lost myself...”
– Sonya Fehér: In My Wrong Mind » Mandatory Illumination
“Fear is a kind of parenting fungus: invisible, insidious, perfectly designed to...”
– Can These Parents Be Saved: The Growing Backlash Against Over-Parenting - TIME
“Some forward-thinking companies are already giving employees more freedom to...”
– Why You Can’t Use Personal Technology at the Office - WSJ.com
August 2009
2 posts
“You’re almost talking, almost walking, almost in college. Almost. It goes way...”
– Baby Gear, Toys, Strollers, Nursery Furniture | One. | Spilling the Beans
“Finally my PhD journey is over - I’m a Dr. now! Happy, relieved and...”
– Mathemagenic — Lilia Efimova on personal productivity in knowledge-intensive environments, weblog research, knowledge management, PhD, serendipity and lack of work-life balance…
July 2009
1 post
“When I look what makes a company or country, it is ultimately its people. It is...”
– Leadership and Followership « A day in the life as the director of IBM’s Zurich Research Lab
June 2009
1 post
“My dissertation is online and in print and the clock is ticking towards my PhD...”
– Mathemagenic — Lilia Efimova on personal productivity in knowledge-intensive environments, weblog research, knowledge management, PhD, serendipity and lack of work-life balance…
April 2009
1 post
“I prefer examples to theories, case studies to experiments. Given a choice...”
– Knowing the Particulars, by Thomas Erickson
March 2009
2 posts
“Peter Donker at 16:54 on 26 March
In my experience it is like being in a ritual...”
– Facebook | Lilia Efimova
“Picture an average American who decides to stop working at the age of 65. Got...”
– Working Life
January 2009
4 posts
“Love fabric? Print something unique
Spoonflower lets you print fabric from...”
– Spoonflower
“Knowing that I would share my dissertation publicly, I desperately wanted to...”
– apophenia: Taken Out of Context — my PhD dissertation
“If change is happening on the outside faster than on the inside the end is in...”
– The Obvious?: More and more true by the day
“While this is not exactly blogging about ongoing research, it definitely...”
– thinking with my fingers: About research blogging
November 2008
1 post
“When I find a great post I am always quick to provide my Twitter friends with a...”
– Have you hugged a blogger lately?
October 2008
5 posts
“Social technologies must be lived in to be understood. You can’t understand from...”
– McGee’s Musings : Seven years at McGee’s Musings
“I have not been blogging for a while. Between working on the chapters of my PhD...”
– Mathemagenic
“…I’m pretty darned convinced that the relationship between networks and...”
– Full Circle Associates » Corporate Learning Trends and Innovations Nov 17-21
“Colleague said to me: “half the comments on your blog seem to be from...”
– In a comment to The Obvious?: A comment on comments
“amazing how history can be re-written by the owners of mailing lists”
– Twitter / Ed Mitchell: chortling at the festivals …
September 2008
3 posts
“Setting clear boundaries is also freedom.”
– It’s Not Called Permissive Parenting / The Blog of Attachment Parenting International
“For some jobs […] you might be better to pretend you were in prison for...”
– Jamie’s Weblog » Blog Archive » Things I learnt during, and about, my PhD
“Customer communities are more sterile, homogenized and veneer than they will be...”
– Ross Mayfield’s Weblog: Leadership and Management of Distributed Collaboration, and the Rise and Fall of the Chief Community Officer
August 2008
5 posts
“The longer I do this, the more I suspect that a good part of the...”
– Opinion: What Productivity Studies Really Show
“FriendFeed’s ‘fake following‘ is “just [what] everyone does all the time in real...”
– Fake Following « Wir sprechen Online.
“всё, что без нарратива и человеческого повествования, не воспринимается”
– Стою в Фаланстере, ищу другие тексты про ММК. Две мысли: разучился покупать без рекомендаций, все буквы должны быть и в цифре и в бумаге. - FriendFeed
“‘The ever-mounting pressure to consume is meticulously organised’”
– Twitter / Ed Mitchell: ‘The ever-mounting pressure…
“We may have been fooled into thinking that knowledge workers write things down...”
– The marks are on the knowledge worker
July 2008
3 posts
“Maybe the trick to long-term blogging is to never become an A-lister ;-)”
– Twitter / Stephanie Booth: Maybe the trick to long-ter…
“The raised profile of E.2.0 means you have to ask bigger, uglier people for...”
– The Obvious?: Mixed blessing
“Blogging about blogging, writing about writing, documentaries about...”
– Seth’s Blog: The limits of meta
June 2008
3 posts
“I need to make something before I can organize it. I do not think, nor write, in...”
– the sum of my parts » Blog Archive » Tasty bit of research
“I’m starting to wonder what on Earth I was doing a year ago that allowed me to...”
– The luxury of pupose-less blogging can be a good thing - CorpBlawg
“reflecting on my own choices for doing PhD (topics, methodology, ethics, etc.)...”
– Mathemagenic: learning and KM insights - Wednesday, August 30, 2006
May 2008
6 posts
“Here are a few strategies suggested by experts to encourage innovation that...”
– Creating a firm culture that supports innovative design | Practice Matters | Architectural Record (via steph)
“Blogging has been perhaps the single most important activity I have ever...”
– /Message: My Social Timeline: A Social Mapplication
“…writing and understanding are mutually constructed. Scholars write and think...”
– Helping doctoral students write: pedagogies for supervision, p.81