REMOTE [ LEADERSHIP – COMMUNICATION – LEARNING ]
When I read my colleague Tess’s post (my title my choice) I decided to do something about it. Context: The post was a reaction to a repulsive Wall Street Journal article. That article simply is a repugnant patronizing and sexist attack on Dr. Jill Biden’s use of Dr. title. I agree with Tess when she […]
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The argument from authority is a logical fallacy to validate opinions because they come from someone instead of using a logical demonstration. + a bit of history.
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Welcome Tumblr to the Automattic family. We are in a marathon together to give voice to the entire World in the Internet and to spread media literacy.
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Dunbar proved brain evolution happened to allow a more sophisticated social interaction. But the Dunbar number is just a picturesque invention.
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We changed our name. We are no more Aprehendizajes.com but RemoteFrog.com
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Image resizing problems explained: vector vs rasterized pictures. BONUS TRACK: How to fix your blurry website logo with a bit of CSS?
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Human neocórtex is great because it is boosted with social interaction as to say goodbye to the Dunbar’s number. You can have more than 150 friends.
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A concept map explaining feedback between Lyotard and Braudillard Postmodernism, web technology and the empowerment of mass media.
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Are you pondering to work remote or distributed… take a look at this Remote Friendly Companies directory called RemoteInTech.company
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We are born being animals and become humans through social interaction and communication / language. Here it is a concept map depicting these relationships.
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According to a study in Oct 2017, amazon was the most trusted brand by small business… I wonder if this is still true
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Some tips to blog extracted from ‘On blogging well’ by William Zinsser. Be clear, write simple, write for yourself, and take care of words.
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Descartes, considered rationalism’s father, was tormented trying to discover what was true and what a mere speculation. The same as we do when looking for something on the Internet anyway. He needed a good bunch of justifications and reasonings. There are 3 chapters of the “Discours de la Méthode” before getting the well known Cogito ergo sum, aka […]
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On Writing Well by William Zinsser. Chapter Principles. My personal thoughts
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It’s just a question of following the right people. For instance, Karen Alma. I found a Matt Mullemnberg quote about distributed working (even if there are some opinions postulating this should be called disperse, that changes essentially nothing here) by reading her blog. In a world where at offices, everyone has headphones on and stares […]
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Bourdieu is that guy who sometimes speaks about pedagogy or education, the same man who researched about Algeria Anthropology and even wrote articles about the economy. The book he presented with Passeron, ‘La reproduction’, should be included in the top books about education. This book is amazing because of what it says and, even more, […]
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Buffer is an amazing social tool. But Buffer has something even better: the buffer culture. Buffer teams are postfordist and distributed (dispersed, to be more precise) and they are determined to act in a canonically transparent incomparable way. Sound awesome? It is. They have assessed the Buffer culture in 10 values to rule this globally-spread team with a common goal.
Read More…Again, I’m discussing a 12-year-old kids questionnaire at IES Ribera del Duero. So what does this study tell us about children’s Internet participation? What do they appreciate in an application / web page to participate in it? We gave the interviewed kids the following options to be answered with a value from 1 to 10: […]
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Last winter, I took part in media literacy actions to encourage creative participation on the Internet. One of these sessions was in IES Ribera del Duero, where I left something my friend Tomas gave me just a few days before. It was an answered questionnaires stack about what pre-adolescents (12 years old) think is important […]
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