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The Socially Competent Node

February 7, 2014 innoeduvation

Consider the following deviant characters: loose cannons, blabbermouths, gossipers, and yentas, stool pigeons and canaries, tattlers and squealers, garblers, the nosy, the deaf to hints,

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Religion and Learning to be a Node

February 5, 2014 innoeduvation

A short excerpt from zeroth draft of chapter “Learning to be a node” The chapter is about how social networks depend on competent nodes and

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Notification and the Life Course

September 24, 2008 innoeduvation

We’ve become so aware of our embeddedness in networks that it’s easy to forget that you have to learn how to be a node. Competent

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