225 posts tagged CommonCraft

I’ve met some amazing people on Twitter and from each person I have listened, learned, discovered equally as much about them, world events, possibilities and myself. According to Robert Scoble I’m discovering the secret to Twitter I have, in particular, learned to appreciate the Twitterers who live in different time zones.

It's been almost a year since we published our first paperworks video - RSS in Plain English in April of 2007. Since that time, we've been watching every comment, every blog post and every email. We are lucky to have fans like you that have shared our videos and helped us learn so much.

What is the point where many projects get off track? We think it's when decision making becomes a burden. Indecision, lack of ownership and unclear reasoning often means stasis and frustration. Over the past year, and likely through traveling together, Sachi and I have evolved a system that helps us be productive without wasting time.

Looking back at my education, I wasn't a great student. I made decent grades and went to a good university and grad school, but school was never my thing. Looking back, I can pin-point a couple of points at which I lost faith. It was sixth grade and I was in a math class with Mrs. Paine (it's true - Paine).

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My interest in technology stems back to the days of “cd\wolf3d,” ranging from hardware to software but I’ve recently been interested in all the Web 2.0 activity. I’ve been trying to get an understanding of how these online tools can be used in the world of martial arts and below are my suggestions.

We all understand the value of social networks. They help us find jobs, apartments, even friends. Online social networks allow us to connect in the same way but geography is no longer an issue. One of the most popular sites, Facebook, allows us to stay in touch with our friends, and find new ones, from all around the globe.

Confused by this mess? Common Craft is a great resource to explain Web 2.0 tech using video and paper to provide exploration. Check out an example: View more examples here covering topics like podcasting, Twitter, photo sharing, social bookmarking, blogs, and RSS like above.

Another of Lee Lefever's wonderful CommonCraft In Plain English series videos came out last month, this one about Twitter:

Need a reminder of what Twitter is? 12th May 2008, 09:29 pm by Matt Rhodes I love these videos from the Common Craft Show. See the YouTube channel (here) to view all the videos. Category: Matt Rhodes | Comment