The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
What this has to do with infotention: become skilled at the use of NodeXl and TAGSExplorer and you’ll have a powerful tool or knowing where in Twitter (and to whom) to put your attention. TAGSExplorer: Interactively visualising Twitter conversations archived from a Google Spreadsheet | MASHe
The meta-learning here — in addition to the course material — is about cultivating a co-learning community online. I’m planning the sixth iteration of Introduction to Cooperation Theory May 20-July 10. You can find out about it at http://bit.ly/cooperationclass. If you are interested in how I’ve approached co-learning in my years at UC Berkeley and …
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Good infotention advice — it applies, I believe, to the parts of the day when the flow of info online is akin to the flow of thoughts. Info overload is actually attention overload. Mindfulness Minimizes Thought Overload by Ora Nadrich
I’ve used The Brain for projects and for teaching. It’s an infotention tool in terms of advancing the way one transforms information into knowledge in a personally and visually organized form. If you haven’t seen The Brain, check out Jerry’s Brain. By Design: Let Your Creative Vision Lead the Way!
We are converting this book so it can be loaded to Kindle, Smash, and Nook as an electronic book with all links active (hundreds of links!). We’d like to raise at least $250. Each donor receives an inscribed hard copy of the book as well as a Golden Candle pin….and of course a free ePub …
I’ve used Netvibes as an RSS reader for years. I particularly how easy it is to sync my attentional priorities to my on-screen info-flow by dragging higher priority tabs to the left and positioning the most important feeds at the top of their tab pages. If I am more pressed for time, I can just …
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How the CIA made Google Inside the secret network behind mass surveillance, endless war, and Skynet—part 1 Why Google made the NSA Inside the secret network behind mass surveillance, endless war, and Skynet—part 2
