[Ailist] Appreciative Inquiry on Twitter - discovering what's going on with other AI practitioners

Thu Feb 26 16:50:00 MST 2009

Resources below are from Jane Hart (Centre for Learning and Performance Technologies).  Great resources/learning guides.

"Jane's E-Learning Pick of the Day" 
25 February 2009

Twitter Toolbar

This handy and easy to use short cut/quicklinks toolbar brings Twitter so close that it is only one click away. You'll have access to a large variety of highly requested tools & resources. And - just as important - the Twitter Toolbar is absolutely FREE to use!

With the Twitter Toolbar you can ... 
...visit Twitter with one click. 
...update your Twitter status directly 
...search Google, Twitter Search, Twellow, Twictionary & more 
...optimize your Twitter experience 
...research the world of Twitter 

The Twitter Toolbar
[The Twitter Toolbar is listed on the Twitter Applications page of the Learning Tools Directory, where you will find 100 other Twitter applications. 

If you'd like to find out more about Twitter, visit the Micro-blogging with Twitter page in the Guide to Social Learning. If you'd like to leave a comment about how to use Twitter in the Workplace, join up to the C4LPT Learning Network and leave your thoughts on the Twitter in the Workplace discussion in the Workplace 2.0 group.] 

--- On Thu, 2/26/09, Gretchen Neve <gretneve at aol.com> wrote:

From: Gretchen Neve <gretneve at aol.com>
Subject: Re: [Ailist] Appreciative Inquiry on Twitter - discovering what's going on with other AI practitioners
To: ailist at lists.business.utah.edu
Date: Thursday, February 26, 2009, 10:58 AM

 As a baby boomer, I struggle with keeping up with all the new social
networking technology. Or maybe it is just me--having nothing to do with being a
baby boomer at all. Either way, a few questions for this lovely crowd:

1. How do you keep up with a social networking site AND twitter at the same
time? When do you twitter and when do you go to a social networking site? 

2. What social networking site do you like and why? There's Face Book,
Linked In, Xing, Plaxo, and probably others that I'm not aware of. But which
one do you like and why? Or are you registered on multiple sites? 

3. How do you manage connections (business and professional), information
gathering/retrieval, across all these media....phone calls, e-mail, social
networking, twitter, internet, and face-to-face relationships? What helps? How
does it benefit you? What cautions would you offer?   

4. How do "virtual" friendships compare to face-to-face friendships?
Do "virtual" friendships interfere with face-to-face friendships? How
do you balance them? 

5. Have you gotten to a point where it is overwhelming? If so, what was that
like? And what did you do then?  

On the edge of it all, 
Gretchen

Gretchen Neve
Training, Consulting, and Coaching
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Evanston, IL 60202
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847-682-5411 (cell)
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-----Original Message-----
From: Robyn Stratton-Berkessel <robyn at litglobal.com>
To: Sue James <mail at bjseminars.com.au>
Cc: ailist at lists.business.utah.edu; Andy Smith <andy at ai-consul
ting.co.uk>
Sent: Wed, 25 Feb 2009 9:37 pm
Subject: Re: [Ailist] Appreciative Inquiry on Twitter - discovering what's
going on with other AI practitioners

Want to say ditto! 

I started just a few days ago with Twitter and Sue James connected with me
within hours.  It was so welcoming and felt I had a buddy already. 

I use http://monitter.com as a keyword alert, so thanks for the other
reference. 

Hope to see more of us there.  My twitter account is
http://twitter.com/robbiecat 

Kindest regards, 

Robyn. 

Robyn Stratton-Berkessel 

Creator, Positive Matrix www.positivematrix.com 

Founder, L.I.T. Global www.litglobal.com 

+1 732 291 0462 

+1 917 816 5597 (mobile) 

Skype: robynsb 

On Feb 25, 2009, at 1:36 PM, Sue James wrote: 

Hi all .. 

I'd like to add my support for Andy's suggestion. 

As a relatively new Twitter user myself, I've found it a great way to make
connections with like-minded people ... 

and also used Tweetlater's keyword alert for Appreciative Inquiry. 

That's how I found and began to follow Andy in Twitter - so it works. :-) 

It would be great to see more Appreciative Inquiry folk in Twitter as well! 

You can find me there at http://twitter.com/SueJ1 

Warmly 

Sue 

Sue James 

Facilitator & Consultant 

Ph: +613 9758 2528 

BJ Seminars International =0
A
inspiring and connecting people 

www.bjseminars.com.au Twitter: SueJ1 

Andy Smith wrote: 

> Microblogging phenomenon Twitter.com has upwards of a million active >
users 

> posting 140-character Œtweets¹ about what they are doing - some of >
them must 

> be involved in Appreciative Inquiry, right? 

> 

> Now you can be notified of every Twitter message that mentions >
³appreciative 

> inquiry² and have a daily digest sent to your email inbox. It¹s an >
easy way 

> to see what other people are doing with AI. 

> 

> Just sign up to tweetlater.com¹s Œkeyword alert¹ service (it¹s free)
> and set 

> their Œkeyword alert¹ service to track the phrase ³appreciative >
inquiry². 

> Simple as that! 

> 

> If you want, you can follow me on Twitter at
http://twitter.com/practicaleq 

> 

> I'd love you to post your Twitter ID too so I can follow you. 

> 

> Best wishes, 

> Andy Smith 

> 

> --------------- 

> Andy Smith ~ Director ~ AI Consulting Ltd 

> Appreciative Inquiry events ~ consulting ~ training 

> E: andy at ai-consulting.co.uk  T: 0845 272 2390   M: 07967 591 313 

> W: www.ai-consulting.co.uk 

> 

> 

> 

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