• Obama Unveils His National Security Team - NYTimes.com - Annotated

  tags: obama, nytimes.com

  • the country’s top diplomat
    • Where exactly has she gotten diplomatic experience? I am not being snarky, I just want to know. - post by tellio

• Google Tips

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• Dig Deeper with Diigo - SlideShare

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• Diigo Educator Account - FAQ - Diigo Help Center

  tags: diigo, educator

• How to Use a Genius Tool for Writers: Mind Maps | Write to Done

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• workflow management Resources | BNET

  tags: bnet

• The Wealth of Networks

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• Getting Back To Work: A Personal Productivity Toolkit || kuro5hin.org

  tags: productivity, gtd, lifehacks, personalmastery

• SpringerLink - Journal Article

  tags: keywords

  • 
    • Reminds me of C.Alexander’s A Pattern Language. Any thing like that been done for workflow discipline? - post by tellio
  • Differences in features supported by the various contemporary commercial workflow management systems point to different insights of suitability and different levels of expressive power.
    • Suitability and expressive power are interesting ways to describe how we do our job of work. - post by tellio
  • workflow patterns.
    • C. Alexander’s A Pattern Language? - post by tellio
  • workflow - pattern - control flow - suitability - expressive power
    • potential keywords for future research - post by tellio

• Workflow - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

  tags: wikipedia, workflow, general_research

• YouTube - wdrexler’s Channel

  tags: wdrexler

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• YouTube - How NOT to use PowerPoint!

  tags: powerpoint

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17 Ways to Get Free Books | Frugal Panda

17 Ways to Get Free Books

You can never have too many books, so we are delighted to share with you some ways to get them for free. From children’s books to technical books, there are numerous resources that offer literature for free. Some of the following sites offer actual printed books, while others feature electronic books (aka “ebooks”). Please bear in mind that the list is alphabetized, not ordered by importance.

1. Bibliomania - Bibliomania is a simple and fast-loading site that offers over 2000 classic books, short stories, plays and poems online. From Mark Twain to William Shakespeare, some of the world’s greatest writers are included on the site. All you have to do is browse the site’s genre sections or search for a specific text, then you are presented with it directly on the site’s page. Users can seamlessly stroll through each page with this site, as it isn’t bogged down with flashy graphics.

Bibliomania is an invaluable tool for book lovers, as well as students and teachers. Teachers for the classroom could print off excerpts from classic texts. Also, study guides are available on the site, should you need to cram for a big test. Should you wish to purchase a physical copy of a featured text, you can be directed to a store where you will can order the text online with a credit card.

• Books | EDUCAUSE

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• Fifth Discipline

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• Organization Development and Knowledge Management, GMU/School of Public Policy

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• NAIS - Annual Conference -

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• The Cloud Institute for Sustainability Education

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• The International Studies Schools Association at the University of Denver

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• Presentation Materials

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• TakingITGlobal - Inspire. Inform. Involve.

  tags: community, TakingITGlobal, activism, education, global, teaching

• About Systems Thinking

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• MIT OpenCourseWare | Sloan School of Management | 15.963 Organizations as Enacted Systems: Learning, Knowing and Change, Fall 2002 | Calendar

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• MIT OpenCourseWare | Sloan School of Management | 15.963 Organizations as Enacted Systems: Learning, Knowing and Change, Fall 2002 | Syllabus

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• The Online Photographer: The Amazing Gift of Woo Lai Wah

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  • The Amazing Gift of Woo Lai Wah

    By Mike Mitchell
    

    On my way to the basement to do some laundry, I noticed a package on my porch. It was in the usual spot where I ask delivery people to put things if there’s no answer to the doorbell. Strange, though. I wasn’t expecting anything; everything I’d ordered recently had been delivered.

    When I came back upstairs I picked it up. It was for me, not my tenants, and it was from Hong Kong. There was no return address and the customs declaration on the side simply read “camera part.” Very strange.

• Interacting and paradoxical forces in neuroscience and society

  tags: paradoxical

• Albert Jay Nock and Alternative History| The Foundation for Economic Education: The Freeman, Ideas on Liberty

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