... of business complexities, nurture pattern recognition, and teach that there are no â¬Sright answers.â¬ý ...

... it can be meaningless. Back away and a pattern emerges. And yes I'm on Twitter: IOpt. And I'm scratching my head ...

... can't change it.However, this is the exception. Many people assume that their content falls into that same pattern.

Here’s a pattern I’ve seen in California, Italy, France, Australia, Germany, the U.S., Brazil, Australia, and Spain. People far from the equator think themselves refined, cultured, and responsible; they consider their neighbors closer to the equator slow, shiftless, and overly emotional peasants and farmers. Those peasants consider their compatriots distant from the equator cold, dull, uncreative, and uptight business types. I’m a Northern Californian. Generally, I have about as much respect for Los Angeles as a Bostonian has for, say, Biloxi, Mississippi. Hence, ...

LINK) "The World Bank's first API offers 114 indicators from key data sources and 12,000 development photos" Nice...and I wish everyone felt this way.... "We are releasing this API because we believe this information can be mapped, visualized and mashed up in an unlimited number of ways that will help develop a better understanding of trends and patterns around key development issues." ...

LINK) "The World Bank's first API offers 114 indicators from key data sources and 12,000 development photos" Nice...and I wish everyone felt this way.... "We are releasing this API because we believe this information can be mapped, visualized and mashed up in an unlimited number of ways that will help develop a better understanding of trends and patterns around key development issues." ...

... the fact that there is now research showing that computers can use an algorithm to do almost human-like pattern matching and recognition or that the entirety of this article is available for free online. (by the way, side topic, I will NEVER by another computer with anything less than 4GBs of RAM - oh, and Comcast, in case you're doing more illegal packet sniffing, you suck). This article from ZDNet lays out what I think is huge about this; namely that the algorithm presents:"a computational model that learns structures of many different forms and that discovers which form is ...

... the fact that there is now research showing that computers can use an algorithm to do almost human-like pattern matching and recognition or that the entirety of this article is available for free online. (by the way, side topic, I will NEVER by another computer with anything less than 4GBs of RAM - oh, and Comcast, in case you're doing more illegal packet sniffing, you suck). This article from ZDNet lays out what I think is huge about this; namely that the algorithm presents:"a computational model that learns structures of many different forms and that discovers which form is ...

With little time these days, I'll be auditing the auditor's version of the 12 week Connectivism course happening now. I haven't signed up anywhere, I haven't taken part in any of the sessions, but I'm like a moth drawn to the flame: as I peer in on all the conversation beginning to happen, I can't help but join in. In my own lazy way, at the very least. Am I creating a new pattern? Am I growing new knowledge? (As opposed to building it?) See Christy Tucker's ... my own context in order to create patterns that make sense to me and can be applied to me...) Little nuggets that ...

... start making the connections and seeing the patterns. Here’s a different version of the tag cloud, this time ...

... fundamental concepts, such as rules versus patterns, complicated vs. complex, equivalence vs. similarity, and coping ...

... see emerging patterns and trends in the use of tools and technologies for learning and performance support.

... of network principles to define both knowledge and the process of learning. Knowledge is defined as a particular pattern of relationships and learning is defined as the creation of new connections and patterns as well as the ability to maneuver around existing networks/patterns.

... people are better at judging auditory patterns than assessing visual patterns. The Secrets of Storytelling: Why We ...

... driven by engineers so the predictable pattern of functionality explosion and interface confusion. Technologists ...

... we believe the phrase to beTest for understanding, not existing patterns that they have created.*Use patterning to ...

Trendpedia - blog trend search Graphs the number of blog posts over time which include a search term or phrase. Works even for terms with low numbers of actual posts (e.g., edupunk). You can compare the trends for up to 3 terms at a time. tags: blog, visualization, patterns ...

Wordle creates beautiful word clouds from text, tags, or RSS feeds. This morning I pasted the URLs of fifteen blogs I frequent into Wordle just for the hell of it. Here's the result. Here's a larger pdf of the same image. See if you can match the word cloud to the blog of: Harold Jarche, Clark Quinn, Learning Circuits, Ross Mayfield, Donald Clark, David Weinberger, Marcia Connor, George Siemens, Curt Bonk, Dave Gray, Robin Good, informl.com, internettime.com, Mark Oehlert, and internettime.ning. Give up? Here's the detail. And here's a slideshow.

... that, and back to 2 Thursdays from that. (not a consistent pattern). The course is held in the same room for 5 of ...

... against? Is it a pattern? If so, will training help this person or is it a performance issue or are they in the ...

... future, a growing but as yet unseen pattern. This is the reverse of normal learning, which is based on reasoning from ...

The SO and I spent a quality Monday at Kings Dominion recently. We both grew up in the same town. We went to this amusement park every summer through college. As adults, we went more sporadically. Maybe once every 2-3 years. I had a 10 year gap where I didn't go at all since I lived out of the area. This was the first time we went together. Interestingly, we both had the same patterns and list of rides.1) Check the line at the newest coaster (this year, the Dominator). It was short, so we went. If it was long, we would have gone to the next ride....2)Go on the coolest coaster in the park.