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- Northwestern UniversityMS Learning & Organizational Change, 2009 - 2011
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As a student my focus was on Knowledge Management / Social Learning. I am particularly interested in ways that individuals and organizations can use social learning/networking platforms to facilitate knowledge sharing. I am a technology translator who sits between the techies and the end-user.
My most important job is being a mom of two wonderful young boys who keep me very busy. My MSLOC Capstone research focused on work-life balance and managing the boundaries between work and family. In particular, I compared job satisfaction, work-life balance satisfaction and family satisfaction levels between part-time working mothers and full-time working mothers.
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I have used Tagboard previously for Twitter but I did not realize that it could pull from so many platforms. This is really useful for MSLOC430 and I will have to try using it in other contexts as well.
Keeley SoroktiIntroductions -
My name is Keeley Sorokti and I live in Chicago, Illinois, USA and work at Northwestern University in Evanston for +MSLOC -- Master of Science in Learning and Organizational Change at Northwestern University . It's been interesting reading all of your introductions. I look forward to learning with you over the next few weeks and beyond.
Building community, both online and face-to-face, is my passion. I enjoy connecting people, content and ideas. This extends to my life outside of work as well -- I've been working with leaders in my son's school over the past several years to bring the community closer together and often it doesn't involve technology. Something as simple as creating a school directory so that parents can connect with each other goes a long way!
In my professional life, I work with +Jeff Merrell and the rest of the #MSLOC team and am also an alumna of the program. I took the #msloc430 Creating and Sharing Knowledge class in 2010 and was immediately hooked -- have been exploring social learning, knowledge management and enterprise social networks since then.
My official title is Assistant Director of Academic Services but I think a better title might be Community and Social Learning Strategist. I co-create our constantly evolving learning and community technology strategy which includes designing and managing our online learning community called The Hive, powered by +Jive Software, an enterprise social network tool (with lots of help from Jeff, +Michelle Campbell and +Su Fern Tham). The Hive has enabled students, alumni and faculty to connect and learn together no matter where they live. We see many benefits to using technology that our students and faculty may use at work rather than typical higher education tools. We want our students to become social leaders in their own organizations and are providing a safe space for them to improve their digital literacy skills and find their online voices and identities (or at least that is the goal).
Our community strategy extends outside of our internal community, so I also help manage the MSLOC social media accounts (@NU_MSLOC on twitter, Facebook, etc.) In addition, I advise our faculty (mostly adjuncts who are senior learning and organizational change professionals) and others who do community management in The Hive about how to leverage technology to create engaging learning experiences and become comfortable with social collaboration tools. All of this is a work in progress so we experiment and keep evolving the ways that we learn together. The current project we are working on is moving off of Blackboard to Northwestern's new learning management system (LMS), Canvas. We are taking this opportunity to redesign the way we deliver course content, using the LMS for its strengths and Jive Software (ESN) for its strengths.
I am particularly interested in the ways that community managers within enterprise social networks and other social tools can support informal, self-directed learning and knowledge sharing (or at least view their work through this learning and development lens). Recently I've been paying more attention to and started participating in the work of The Community Roundtable - http://www.communityroundtable.com/. I would like to dig deeper into the ways that community managers and strategists can design and facilitate online communities in order to build communities of inquiry (CoI) - https://coi.athabascau.ca/coi-model/. The CoI model has typically been used to design classes / learning communities led by instructors but I think it is interesting to start applying it to online communities powered by ESNs that may include formal learning but extend beyond that. Just initial thoughts forming on this so far...
I become energized by connecting with others within and outside of higher education who are also exploring innovative ways to facilitate learning, development and knowledge sharing. At the 2014 Jive Software user group meeting called JiveWorld, I met many learning and development and knowledge management professionals and we've been sharing our ESN learning use cases with each other. What was apparent at that meeting is the huge opportunity available to learning practitioners to have a seat at the table in the ESN strategy development, implementation and ongoing care and feeding of the community. At JiveWorld I discovered that Jive customers are using this ESN platform for learning and development in various ways but many organizations are still very centered in the use of the learning management system (LMS) and are working on figuring out a way to integrate the more formal learning platforms with the informal learning that can happen in a social collaboration system. This was a very small sample of people/organizations at JiveWorld so I am curious to hear from others about how this is playing out in your own organizations. Check out the Jive community Learning group if you are interested in reading about some of the use cases: https://community.jivesoftware.com/groups/learning/blog/2014/10/29/what-are-learning-use-cases-in-your-jive-community-what-role-does-or-could-jive-play-in-your-learning-design
I look forward to learning together over the next several weeks and beyond. You can find me online here:
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Kirstin Ringelberg, professor, specializes in modern and contemporary art and visual culture. Ringelberg recently published Redefining Gender in American Impressionist Studio Painting: Work Place/Domestic Space and has authored numerous essays on topics ranging from the gendering of artists' studios, to the influence of contemporary art in popular culture, to the tension between beauty and criticality. They have also published and presented nationally and internationally on how contemporary Japanese artists represent pain and cuteness. In 2008, Ringelberg received the Elon College Excellence in Teaching Award and in 2013, Ringelberg received the Elon College Excellence in Service/Leadership award. They also received the university's only full-year, full-pay sabbatical for 2016-2017.
Evan A. Gatti, associate professor, specializes in medieval art. Gatti recently co-authored an annotated bibliography on Medieval Italian Art for Oxford Bibliographies and was co-editor of an interdisciplinary collection of essays entitled Envisioning the Medieval Bishop: Images and the Episcopacy in the Middle Ages (Turnhout: 2014). She has authored several essays on the art and culture of medieval bishops, including a contribution to Envisioning the Bishop, Saintly Bishops and Bishops Saints (Zagreb: 2012), as well as a special issue of Peregrinations devoted to Ottonian art for use in the undergraduate classroom. Gatti has presented papers nationally and internationally on the relationships between ritual, performance, pilgrimage and art in a religious context. In 2009, Gatti received the Elon College Excellence in Service/Leadership award and in 2012, Gatti received the Student Government Association's Gerald F. Francis Award for Outstanding Faculty Member.
Holly R. Silvers is a visiting assistant professor who specializes in examining the sculpture and architecture of medieval France and Spain via transdisciplinary approaches. She has presented papers nationally and internationally on the visual language of sculpture and its place in medieval popular culture. Her book, Speaking in Tongues: The Forgotten Language of Romanesque Corbels, will be published by Brill. An article, "Occupying the Margins: Masks, Microcultures, and the Mainstream Media," will appear in the journal postmedieval in January 2016.


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Here's Keyboard Cat With a Garage Rock Classic
We don't want to waste too many words on this. Because really, all you need to do is watch the above clip.
We don't want to waste too many words on this. Because really, all you need to do is watch the above clip.
You can't spell 'scatter' without 'cat.'
Cats are funny little creatures. Some like dressing up in reindeer antlers while others bask in the grumpy glory of fame. It doesn't matter what kind of feline we come across-- we're always big fans of the furballs. However, there is one type of kitty that tops our list of favorites: the kind that gets stuck in things.
It's a very special day. It's Friday! In case this terrible, terrible song doesn't quite capture how excited we are for the weekend (we so excited), here are some memes. In case the memes don't adequately express how excited we are for the weekend, just look for the person wearing no pants with a pitcher of sangria in each hand -- that's us. Enjoy!
The Internet, as you probably know, has a soft spot for cats. But mirrors, it appears, do not.
Cute alert! Cats on the tracks!
Hopefully you're enjoying your day off. You know who's not? These animals! They're busy putting the "cat" in business cat-sual. Sure, a tie might be closer to standard business attire, but we're pretty sure the lack of pants keeps it totally casual.
You think you know your pet, but do you *know* your pet? Would you, for example, say your guinea pig is a Betty or a Veronica? What's your iguana's opinion on repealing the Glass-Steagall Act? Most importantly, DO YOU EVEN KNOW YOUR FERRET'S MYERS-BRIGGS PERSONALITY TYPE????!! Is your pet ... an INTROVERT?
Yup, you know, hop on the boat, take it for a drive, FILM THE CAT PLAYING WITH A DOLPHIN FOR A BIT ... just your typical Friday, really.
Achieving a perfectly-timed picture is tricky stuff, because it doesn't usually happen on purpose. But when these photos are done right, the result is Web G-O-L-D.
French Tumblr Des Hommes et des Chatons (Men and Kittens) makes us wonder -- do we like kittens because they remind us of hunky dudes, or do we like hunky dudes because they remind us of kittens? Or, are they both great and this is the best Tumblr evvvaaar?! Probably that last one.


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XSLT Powers a New Wave of Web Applications
Re: XSLT Powers a New Wave of Web Applications
While this article is an interesting introduction, I am very surprised that it would manage to not even mention libxslt which is probably one of the fastest, most reliable, and most frequently deployed processors, and AxKit which is similar to Cocoon in various ways, but less overdesigned and implemented within Apache using a powerful combination of C and Perl. Both are extremely succesful projects, with constantly growing user bases.
As for XSLT being more used by Tcl and Java folks than by Perl, Python, and C folks I think that's simply wrong, and is no more than an impression gathered from an incomplete sample.
Finally, as the author mentions benchmarks it would be nice to see them! I have no doubt that tDOM beats any pure Java XSLT processor flat, but what of the others? Beating libxslt (both for memory and for speed) appears to me to be a tough task. Even if tDOM were faster, I very much doubt it would be "twice as fast" as claimed rather boldly in this article.
Mod_xslt - ultimate XSLT engine for the web
Check out http://freshmeat.net/projects/mod_xslt_ln/
and http://linuxnews.pl as an example of XML/XSLT technology.
With the mod_xslt you can for example pass the arguments to the XSLT programs.
Example of this is forum system on Linuxnews.pl
mod_xobjex for Apache 1.3.x uses libxslt
Similar to mod_xslt, mod_xobjex is a lighter, faster alternative that uses Daniel Veillard's libxslt (which is blazingly fast). With mod_xobjex, web applications are built with pure XSLT. mod_xobjex converts the HTTP Request into XML to which the requested XSL template is applied. Download it at xobjex.com.
XSLT, DOM, SQL and the web
This paper may be of interest to those looking to publish data from relational databases on the net using XSLT.
Re: XSLT Powers a New Wave of Web Applications
www.zvon.org hosts an excellent XSLT reference - a lot easier than reading the W3C documents :-)
If you just want to try out some XSLT examples, here's (http://www.julien-dubois.com) a server-side XSLT transformer, so that you don't need anything on your PC to get you started.
Re: XSLT Powers a New Wave of Web Applications
The "How To Start XSLT Programming" link mentions the 0.63 code snap shot. The xslt engine in tDOM-0.7test is much improoved in XSLT compliance. Grab it from
rolf ade
Re: XSLT Powers a New Wave of Web Applications
And for those who want a fast and compliant XSLT
engine, use xsltproc available from the libxslt package on
most distributions. It is used by KDE and Gnome to generate
the HTML version of their DocBook docs.
Check the web page
and download area for further
informations, packages and the source !
Daniel Veillard
Re: XSLT Powers a New Wave of Web Applications
Yes! Daniel Veillard's libraries and utilities are definitely the way to go for production-quality work with XSLT; they chew through huge groves with speed. It's a true open-source success and deserves more appreciation.
If you're interested in tracking XSLT's growth and maturation, check out the newest version of Michael Kay's SAXON - larger, slower, but also very cool.
Paul Ford
Re: XSLT Powers a New Wave of Web Applications
The way I got started with XSLT was Sablotron; which is available here.. If you use perl, it is nice because it's a perl module; and it also has a command line vesion similar to the tcl command mentioned above. You don't need TCL though; just configure && make && make install.
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KakaoTalk is a fast & multifaceted messaging app. Send messages, photos, videos, voice notes and your location for free. Make chatting extra fun with an array of emoticons and sticker collections.
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"2nd Honeymoon"
Description from Chicky ChaCha: I want to go someplace warm this time!!! LOL!
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Gorgeous warm pick Mary love onto my favs>>
Thank you dear Alice!
Ooh, nice pick! Love the amber and copper. I hope you have a fabulous (warm) second honeymoon, Mary!
I have to talk my husband into it first Ivy! LOL I love your new profile photo—wish I could see it closer! It's looks so cool! Thanks sweetie!
Well good luck convincing him! That shouldn't be too hard, though, right?
Here's that pic close-up:
She's a covergirl pinup beauty–just like you IVY!!!
Hope you get what you want Mary Great pick by the way!
Love this pick. Very rich.
What a lovely pick! Really warm looking…wait until February…your husband will be ready for a warm tropical vacation!
Great Warm Golden Pick!!! Hope your hubby thinks he needs to take you on this trip!!!
Thank you Sarah, AT, Sandra and Harriet. I would love to go and get in the water and play with the dolphins that has been a dream for a long time.
Beautiful pick Mary, that Honey Tiger Eye and the Honey Tourmilated Quartz go so well together. P.S. Australia is warm and we have dolphins…plus big sharks….lol.
And Bree—you have EVIL highly poisonous jelly fish LOL—I'll stay out of the water if I ever come and visit. Thanks Dear!
This is beautiful, Mary Lou! Where did you go for your first honeymoon — Lambeau Field? ROTFLOL
ROFLMAO—Lynn I can't handle any more of your funny jokes—I may P my pants LOL!! No actually we went to a Pink Floyd concert—can you believe that—Why Bob why??? Not the Moody Blues??? It was what he wanted and then we went back packing in the Grand Tetons—beautiful but it was what HE wanted! NOW—it's my TURN!!!!!!!!!!!
WELL, ChaCha, you tell us where & when, we'll corner him & talk beads at him tell he'll do anything to be free of us…………LOL (it works every time)
BTW, this is a Heart warming pick! LOVE IT.
LOL Anita!!! Anywhere there is a dolphin to swim with! Hmmmmmmm are there any good looking Miami Dolphins??? Whoops I forgot the Green and Gold for a moment. My son and I got to sit about 6 feet from Brett Farve @ Red Lobster one time in GB. But that was when he was still with us sniff sniff! LOL
WOW, Really!!!!! Is he as CUTE in person as on TV? BTW, You can play with all the (Miami Dolphins) you want, you just can"t keep them……..LOL
Oh yeah he is LOL! SIGH! Oh to be young and thin and hot again LOL!
But, do we really want to go through all that "STUFF" again????? hmmmmmmmm, LOL…..
Okay okay—-oh to be young and thin and hot again WITHOUT ALL THE STUFF—how's that ???
Much Much Better!!!!!
Such a beautiful warm pick !!!
Maybe somewhere in the Caribbean islands…. the water is gorgeous… warm …. very romantic ….. maybe a cruise to the Caribbean !! Cruises are great !!!!!!!
I would love to do a cruise Violet—anything you could recommend? Any particular island? Thanks Violet!
Oooooh, a cruise with Chickies? Oh, wait — this is supposed to be a romantic second honeymoon. LOL Your Bob probably wouldn't want all of us tagging along with our beadboards in hand…..ROTFLOL
Well Lynn—maybe we could double date second honeymoon and then the Bobs could go off and play while we hang out with our bead boards LOL! I mean like they could hang out and talk about Wisconsin stuff like Sheboygan sausage or the Packers LOL!
Ooooh, that sounds like my kind of vacation! The girls could bead and the boys could do their own thing!
I was gonna say the same thing IVY, but Chicky ChaCha beat me to it;)
Sorry it has taken me so long to reply Mary, I did a 16 hour shift at work on Saturday and been recovering ever since. I do believe you are talking about the box jelly fish…it's one of the top 10 dangerous animals in the world, along with sharks and snakes. Don't let this turn you off visiting australia though, it's a huge place and those creatures are only found in certain areas at certain times of the year. There's plenty of beautiful safe places to swim. I have hand fed wild dolphins at a place called Tin Can Bay, which is just around the corner from Rainbow Beach. They are such a beautiful creature, one of my favourites!!! Anyhow, here are a few pics of the box jelly fish, shame they are so dangerous as they are so pretty to look at.
Hi Mary. Congrats on your brass menagerie making it into this weeks favourite fresh picks!! Sorry it has taken me so long to reply, did a 16 hour shift at work on saturday and have been recovering ever since. I do believe that you are talking about the box jely fish. It's in the top 10 dangerous animals of the world, along with sharks and snakes. Don't let this turn you off coming to Australia though, it's a huge country and these creatures can only be found in certain areas at certain times of the year. There are heaps of safe places to swim. I have hand fed wild dolphins at a place called Tin Can Bay. It's just up the road from Rainbow Beach, a beautiful part of the world. They are majestic creatures, one of my very favourites!! I have tried twice now to attach some box jelly fish photos to this comment but it just wiped everything I had written so I will try and do it separately this time.
Ok, that worked, finally! Shame the box jelly fish is so dangerous, as it's stunning to look at.
I wouldn't mind being a hottie again instead of a hot flashed old(er) hottie LOL. Thank heavens my hubby thinks I'm his hottie, (makes me feel better anyhow)
I'm gonna just read soon my fingers keep adding extra letters that I don't tell them to. Looks like my own foriegn language. By the way did I say I lost spell check from my tool bars?
By the way I like this moocho grande. Never took Spanish, but you get the idea. This has had 34 comments it is a long way to the bottom of the page LOL
Okay Bree—I may get down there yet then. That is so cool to hear someone who lives there actually take away the fear that it is a dangerous place—anywhere in the water. You are such a delight and glad you are here on LB!
Faith you are such a hoot. Congrats on your pick being one of the faves for the week!
Sorry I haven't replied sooner, Mary… been busy at work….
I love cruises…. the Caribbean is wonderful…. especially if you want to get away from the cold winter… gorgeous beaches…
beautiful water… plus you get super pampered on a cruise ship..
and the food is marvelous !!!!!!!!
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The sun is out, the temperature is steadily rising, pale legs find themselves thrust into the glare of day and multiplexes are showing 12 screens' worth of sequels—must be summer. Remember being a kid, when summer meant doing things you never had the time to do when school was in session? These days, few of us have the luxury of summers off, but that doesn't mean we can't do something adventurous this August. So stop mourning Buffy, quit complaining about Reloaded and do something you've wanted to do but didn't have the time for: build your own workstation, put a Linux installation on your laptop that actually works, transform a spare computer into a server. And to help you with these projects, the Linux Journal web site offers the following articles and tutorials.
First off, if you've been following Jay Docherty's Linux on the laptop series, he wrapped it up with "Polishing Your Linux Laptop Setup" (www.linuxjournal.com/article/6891). This article discusses how to go wireless, how to install ALSA sound support and how to set up the ACPI power management component. Jay admits "ACPI can be a beast to set up", but it can reduce the clock speed when the laptop is idle to increase battery life and control the system's fans for thermal protection. All in all, if you're wanting to put Linux on your laptop, Jay's complete series is worth a read.
In "High Availability Linux with Software RAID" (www.linuxjournal.com/article/6412), Micah Silverman describes how he recycled a system to create an HA server. He explains how to use "software RAID Level 5 under a fresh installation of Red Hat 8.0" and how to test the fault tolerance of the RAID. Before going live with this setup, Micah built a testbed by using VMware "to set up a Linux virtual machine with six 9GB SCSI drives...on a machine with only one real physical IDE drive".
If you've been wanting to build your dream Linux machine, you might want to check out Glenn Stone's weekly articles about the components he's thinking of including in this year's Ultimate Linux Box. "Getting Serial: the Ultimate Linux Box S-ATA Disk Subsystem" (www.linuxjournal.com/article/6902) weighs the benefits of using serial ATA drivers against their higher cost compared to traditional ATA controllers. Specifically, Glenn discusses the performance of 3ware's 8500-4 serial ATA card. When used in our testbed machine, Glenn found that serial ATA offers "some fairly serious bang" for not too many more bucks. Glenn has also been thinking about what sort of video card the "Ultimate" machine should have ("Some Graphic Remarks: VGA for the Ultimate Linux Box", www.linuxjournal.com/article/6922). To that end, ATI's new Fire GL X1 workstation card may be just the card to get us closer to the dream. This card has dual DVI-I digital/analog outputs that each have a DVI-to-VGA adapter, so you can use a standard monitor instead of a digital one.
These are only a few of the projects you can take on with the help of the Linux Journal web site. Search the site for other ideas; new projects are posted every week. If you'd like to share your own project, send the proposal to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Heather Mead is senior editor of Linux Journal.
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Not so bad. Actually fairly balanced. One case in 800 thousand, probably the surgeons fault? Hardly a cause for a pullback.
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The two New York City campus professors collaborated with Dr. Hefer Bembenutty, an established scholar and a professor at Queens College (CUNY) and visiting scholar at the University of Michigan.
Says Prof. White, "Dr. Bembenutty is a colleague who has encouraged us to write this short book. "It is because of his support and establishment in the field that the publishers recognized our work. He and I have co-authored several papers and presented at the American Educational Research Association. He has met with our students, spoken to our classes, and been a believer in our program in New York City."
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Bessire made sure to note that he believes the Wildcats deserved to be the top seed, but his calculations give Weber State a 14 percent chance to pull off the upset Friday, which is the second-highest percentage the system has ever given a number 16 seed.
"And as we continue on through the bracket, we're only giving the Wildcats a 51 percent chance to make it to the Sweet 16," he said. "Part of that is obviously a potential difficult matchup with Oklahoma State, but part of it's that it is probably the best defensive team in the entire country, but they've lost a little bit of the subtle areas with the Brandon Ashley injury, they don't shoot so well from the outside and it's a terrible free throw shooting team as well.
"Arizona's our most likely one seed to lose at basically every level up until the championship game."
Bessire added that his site's "most likely" bracket has the Wildcats in the Elite 8 because the top of the region is "relatively easy," but the path isn't as easy as it will be for other top seeds Florida, Wichita State and Virginia.
And it's not entirely Arizona's fault, he said, because it was a much different team before Ashley went down against California in February.
"Arizona's a team that we loved when Ashley was out there and they haven't played terribly, obviously, since," he said. "We still say that they're the number one team overall in the country when it comes to defensive efficiency, but there's a lot of issues with this team that I think will become more glaring as we get into the tournament."
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