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What to talk about – Anonymous vs Confidential
Posted by LJ on December 29, 2008 at 4:30pm
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This is an open invitation to you all to share something about yourself and/or your agency. The question is simple, “what working well?” Share something that you and/or your agency is involved in that you think is working well in meeting your comm...
This looks intriguing and would be a nice way of enhancing constitutency engagement. Perhaps we can try it out to evaluate one of our programs. I'm not sure how it exactly works. Thanks Stephen. Very interesting. Lynn
Here is a short 3 minute video that talks about crowdsourcing. This is a useful introduction into the concept of crowdsourcing which is the distribution of production tasks to a large group. My dissertation is exploring the question, can you crowd...
ACT FIRST at Casey Family Programs
July 18, 2009 from 2pm to 4pm
Come to our chapter meeting and learn how some of the youth and alumni in Region 2 are growing in their personal lives and learning how to advocate for others!
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This site is part of a research project lead by Stephen Shimshock a PhD candidate with the Taos-Tilburg Social Science program. As a member you can choose to participate in the community with or without participating in the research study. You make this choice as you fill out your profile questions. The purpose of the research project is to explore the use of social media tools as a vehicle for building collaborative knowledge and producing participatory evaluation. Please read the Client Consent Letter. If you have any questions simply click the email link here:sshimshock@casey.org
Origin of "wing it" phrase
This phrase dates from the late 19th century and the verb 'to wing' was defined in an 1885 edition of Stage magazine: "'To wing'... indicates the capacity to play a rôle without knowing the text, and the word itself came into use from the fact that the artiste frequently received the assistance of a special prompter, who... stood... screened..by a piece of the scenery or a wing." http://www.phrases.org.uk/meanings/412350.html
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