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    Matt caught me off guard back in August when he asked me to participate in MITH’s Digital Dialogue series, I guess in part because I’m so used to talking to myself. The notion of a dialogue seemed exotic, a luxury.

    Note this isn’t my first website. That would be 1995.

    Note this isn’t my first website. That would be 1995.

    What happened between 2008 and 2009. I started using Twitter. 2003 – 0 Comments 2004 – 5 comments 2005 – 12 comments (two of them from Matt) 2006 and 2007 – 4 comments 2008 – 37 comments 2009 – 205 comments

    What happened between 2008 and 2009. I started using Twitter. 2003 – 0 Comments 2004 – 5 comments 2005 – 12 comments (two of them from Matt) 2006 and 2007 – 4 comments 2008 – 37 comments 2009 – 205 comments

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    1. The Open Source Professor Teaching, Research, and Transparency Mark Sample Department of English George Mason University
    2. The Open Source Professor Teaching, Research, and Transparency
    3. Web 2.0
    4. Web 2.0 Tenets of Open Source
    5. Web 2.0 Tenets of Open Source Professing
    6. Web 2.0 Tenets of Open Source Philosophical and practical implications Professing
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    8. Dissimulation hiding what one has
    9. Simulation feigning to have what one does not Dissimulation hiding what one has
    10. The Naked Professor
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    13. Autologic
    14. December 3, 2003
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    17. Autologic
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    19. 133,250,000 Blogs in 2008
    20. 75% of Twitter users have sent fewer than 10 tweets
    21. What it takes to be naked…
    22. What it takes to be naked… Persistence
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    24. Blog to reflect . Twitter to connect .
    25. What it takes to be naked… Persistence
    26. What it takes to be naked… Persistence Visibility
    27. Sharing a Zotero Library
    28. Sharing a Zotero Library
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    32. www.plannedobsolescence.net
    33. www.plannedobsolescence.net www.zachwhalen.net
    34. Zotero WordPress Plugin by Patrick Murray-John (University of Mary Washington) As implemented on http://www.samplereality.com
    35. “ why i love twitter number n+1: mini-collaboration” posted by Patrick Murray-John, August 29, 2009
    36. What it takes to be naked… Persistence Visibility
    37. What it takes to be naked… Persistence Visibility Community
    38. Teaching Public and Shared Private and Protected Research Product Process Grid of Academic Practices
    39. Private and Protected Public and Shared Teaching Public and Shared Private and Protected Research Product Process Grid of Academic Practices
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    46. Twitter Adoption Matrix

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