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Twitter, Mobile Phones and Mark Pesce

Posted by | Published on June 30, 2019

…in the last six months, a lot of people in Australia have discovered Twitter – particularly those folks who, like myself, are interested in what’s […] 

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Whatever Happened to the Book is Happening Now!

Posted by | Published on April 16, 2010

At great risk of appearing unneccesarily sycophantic, I need to say that Mark Pesce‘s post, Whatever Happened to the Book,  is clever, unusually clever, even for Mark. […] 

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'The Era of Sharing'

Posted by | Published on November 2, 2009

I always enjoy listening to Mark Pesce and this talk was delivered to educators in Queensland. [vodpod id=Groupvideo.3806563&w=425&h=350&fv=] more about “The Era of Sharing“, posted with […] 

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Collisions & Smash Repairs

Posted by | Published on August 16, 2008

[vodpod id=Groupvideo.1480937&w=425&h=350&fv=] more about “Collisions & Smash Repairs – Uploaded…“, posted with vodpod         This Mark Pesce keynote to the TAFE Sydney Institute […] 

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Zeitgeist

Posted by | Published on July 11, 2008

Tuning in to the zeitgeist is a full-time job and one that educators are uniquely situated to both understand and interpret. How many other professions […] 

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