Monthly Archives: February 2012

What your tweets say about you (or: How to explain Twitter to your grandma)

Posted on February 16, 2012 by Nicole C. Wong

What do my 3,545 Twitter status updates, photo uploads, location check-ins, article shares, and retweets reveal about who I am? Last night, I tried to explain Twitter to my 91-year-old grandma. Why? Well, she asked how I won our all-expenses-paid … Continue reading →

Posted in Nicole C. Wong, Storytelling | Tagged data, infographic, linkedin, social media, storytelling, Twitter, visual storytelling, visual.ly | 2 Comments

Think about this when a company or its observers make a big deal about #logo #rebranding: colors, not shapes, stick signs.com/branded-in-mem… ~ posted 6 minutes ago
Interesting way to leverage technology in #learning. Any other companies ditching #elearnings in favor of #apps? computerweekly.com/news/224022833… ~ posted 1 month ago
Just heard this fascinating @npr segment on artificial intelligence ramping up in newsrooms. Smart solution. #ai wbur.org/hereandnow/201… ~ posted 1 month ago
My L&D org is hiring! This role is virtual so you can be located anywhere in the US. We are looking for a Communiti… lnkd.in/gzKeRSM ~ posted 1 month ago
Glad to see the #arts regaining prominence: Tech firms are forgetting about #STEM and focusing on STEAM qz.com/1034720 #liberalarts ~ posted 1 month ago

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