The Unspoken Truth About Influential Liars | UNSPOKEN ~ Social Media
Jure Klepic calls it like he sees it. Just because someone has a high Klout doesn’t mean they are telling the truth. One thing I’ve learned in social media is that if you want a lot of links and people responding to you BE WRONG. BE CONTROVERSIAL. BE RUDE. I no longer respond to rudeness with links and responses because that is helping the fool who is doing it. Jure also says to beware of those who call themselves social media experts. He’s right. Many of the “experts” are buffoons with few followers (they say that they don’t have time for that) and fewer real friends. They like to be listened to by making big bucks with big companies who don’t ask themselves if they SHOULD listen to them. This is a great, thought provoking post about journalism, klout, and ethics.
2012-256 Our Socratic Oath | Flickr – Photo Sharing!
I love this flickr pool and follow the pictures here to motive me and provide pictures for my digital “frame of fame” in my classroom – this new “socratic oath” about finding the genius in each child is a great one.
Skype In the Classroom – Connecting Dots between Schools, Students and Communities
Choosing to matter is becoming HUGE. Here’s a guide to the directories and ways that students and schools are flattening their classrooms as they choose to matter.
Posted from Diigo. The rest of my favorite links are here.
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