Comments for My COETAIL Blog http://www.coetail.com/diseri Just another COETAIL site Sun, 29 May 2011 08:06:31 +0000 hourly 1 Comment on Not Such a Big Deal by Nathan Walker http://www.coetail.com/diseri/2011/05/28/not-such-a-big-deal/#comment-6 Nathan Walker Sun, 29 May 2011 08:06:31 +0000 http://www.coetail.asia/diseri/?p=20#comment-6 I think that is what amazes me the most about where technology has gone in the last 5-10 years. The fact that you can collaberate on a projet with someone that you have never met before, and this person lives in a different part of the world, should be a big deal, but it isn't. The internet has made the world a much smaller place. I am from the US, but live in South Korea and frequently people ask how I deal with being so far from family and friends. To me, it is not all that different than when I am in the States. I call people, talk online, check facebook, skype; and rarely do I feel all that disconnected or far away. The internet has made it "not such a big deal." I think that is what amazes me the most about where technology has gone in the last 5-10 years. The fact that you can collaberate on a projet with someone that you have never met before, and this person lives in a different part of the world, should be a big deal, but it isn’t. The internet has made the world a much smaller place. I am from the US, but live in South Korea and frequently people ask how I deal with being so far from family and friends. To me, it is not all that different than when I am in the States. I call people, talk online, check facebook, skype; and rarely do I feel all that disconnected or far away. The internet has made it “not such a big deal.”

]]> Comment on Looking for a recipe by Debbie Iseri http://www.coetail.com/diseri/2011/05/10/looking-for-a-recipe-2/#comment-5 Debbie Iseri Sun, 22 May 2011 08:54:13 +0000 http://www.coetail.asia/diseri/?p=18#comment-5 Daniel Pink has been referenced many times, so you are right, I need to get a copy. Appreciate your comments. Anyone over 30 is "generational"! Daniel Pink has been referenced many times, so you are right, I need to get a copy. Appreciate your comments. Anyone over 30 is “generational”!

]]> Comment on Looking for a recipe by Laura http://www.coetail.com/diseri/2011/05/10/looking-for-a-recipe-2/#comment-4 Laura Fri, 20 May 2011 08:20:57 +0000 http://www.coetail.asia/diseri/?p=18#comment-4 I find your reference to a recipe interesting because that is how my mind typically works too -tell me the formula and I can do it. I wonder if that is a generational thing as well. In school I was given the recipe and taught that there is one correct way and I must listen to learn. In great contrast, The Web Generation has always been on a quest. They've had access to a variety of answers, global opinions, and different solutions for the same question. They don't sit and listen, rather they are active participants who ask the questions and find the answers. Because of constantly evolving technology they are constantly learning and do not expect a formula to an end. I think you are right, there is no list or recipe, because technology is a journey. There is no end to get to, so enjoy what you are doing (as you mentioned you are)! Thank you for the simulations. I will use them next year in "Magnetism and Electricity". Also, the talk by Ian Jukes was interesting. I am glad he referenced Daniel Pink (who I am a big fan of) when talking about this "whole new mind" of technologically inclined individuals. John Medina also discusses fascinating brain research in "Brain Rules". Do get a copy as it is a fun read. I find your reference to a recipe interesting because that is how my mind typically works too -tell me the formula and I can do it. I wonder if that is a generational thing as well. In school I was given the recipe and taught that there is one correct way and I must listen to learn. In great contrast, The Web Generation has always been on a quest. They’ve had access to a variety of answers, global opinions, and different solutions for the same question. They don’t sit and listen, rather they are active participants who ask the questions and find the answers. Because of constantly evolving technology they are constantly learning and do not expect a formula to an end. I think you are right, there is no list or recipe, because technology is a journey. There is no end to get to, so enjoy what you are doing (as you mentioned you are)!
Thank you for the simulations. I will use them next year in “Magnetism and Electricity”. Also, the talk by Ian Jukes was interesting. I am glad he referenced Daniel Pink (who I am a big fan of) when talking about this “whole new mind” of technologically inclined individuals. John Medina also discusses fascinating brain research in “Brain Rules”. Do get a copy as it is a fun read.

]]> Comment on Looking for a recipe by Jeff Utecht http://www.coetail.com/diseri/2011/05/10/looking-for-a-recipe-2/#comment-3 Jeff Utecht Sat, 14 May 2011 09:43:31 +0000 http://www.coetail.asia/diseri/?p=18#comment-3 On this same line of thinking what do you think about my thinking on this generation. http://www.thethinkingstick.com/the-next-tech-generations On this same line of thinking what do you think about my thinking on this generation.

http://www.thethinkingstick.com/the-next-tech-generations

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