One of the things on my mind this morning is what role sharing of resources should play in my Mastodon experience.
That's something I did a lot in Twitter. I'd share presentations I was giving or tools that I made for teachers or for teams - and I think that had value for folks.
But sharing doesn't always lead to deeper thinking and connection.
What do all y'all think? Is sharing resources something that should be a part of our networked learning spaces?
Oh --- you got it, MG.
I once came across an influential early voice on Twitter in person at a conference. Asked him what he was up to.
His answer: "Just building the brand."
I don't know how that will change here, though, as more of those "building the brand" folks migrate over here.
It's going to be interesting to watch.
@brasst @mguhlin @mjsamberg : It's an interesting thought, Tami, mostly because I'm hoping those people don't end up here at all.
They add value to the education community for sure.
I'm just not sure they promote dialogue in spaces like this.
They also created "influencer culture" with their Ambassador programs.
I don't think any of that was done with bad intentions --- but it changed the nature of the spaces we learn in for sure.
And I didn't always love the change.
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