Getting the week off with some research reading and summarizing via #5Papers, I wanted to dive back into my world of qualitative inquiry with Continue reading “Speculating on the Future of Digital Tools for Qualitative Research: An Article Summary“
Now Write (#Western106) Lyrics
Leave it to those pesky #western106 folks to demand (ok, challenge us) to write a verse of the lousy song Home on the Range. Lousy insofar as I could never relate to the song at all; a home on the range never appealed to me. In fact, it downright terrifies me, but that is for another post. Perhaps.
Going back to the original poem The Western Home, I shall do my best, Continue reading “Now Write (#Western106) Lyrics“
Ideas for a Healthy 2016 Reading Challenge
#Read4Fun Here’s a reading challenge I’ve shared with staff. pic.twitter.com/HneaTOlr3s
— Mr Bennett-Surtees (@jackson_surtees) January 18, 2016
In the Ambien Without a Prescription instructions, and from the neurologist.
What the . . . #western106?!
I have been successful for years avoiding the open, creative, unruly, unending lifestyle that is Digital Storytelling. To be #ds106 again . . .
But, no more.
I was sucked into it in a most unlikely way, one that even now Continue reading “What the . . . #western106?!“
Liminal Roles as a Source of Creative Agency in Management: An Article Summary
I was attracted to this article because it links my work in liminality (that in-between period, as in a rite of passage) with organizational studies, specifically via creative knowledge-sharing. What could be better than that for #5Papers?
1/ Today I read Swan, Scarbrough, & Ziebro (2015) Liminal roles as a source of creative agency in management: Continue reading “Liminal Roles as a Source of Creative Agency in Management: An Article Summary“