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How to use social media to collaborate*

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#leadershipday10: the complete list

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#leadershipday10

  Scott Mcleod has organised Leadership Day, since 2007, by requesting that bloggers post their ideas on a range of pertinent edtech topics. The 30th July has dawned and some reflection is in order. Last year I wrote a response and quoted Seth Godin suggesting that leaders must be prepared to be ‘incompetent’ for a while in order to learn: […]

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  1. […] I agree: it is the best three minute video about leadership you will ever see […]

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    • tracey breese

    • 13 years ago

    what a fantastic little piece of stimulation for the exec teams we all lead! love it!

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  3. OK … that rules. Totally.

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