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Origins of anthrodesign
Posted on January 9, 2017 4 Comments
Anthrodesign is an active online community of about 3000 practicing social scientists and interested colleagues from other disciplines. The focus of our dialogue is on the use of ethnographic methods in non-academic contexts. I created the listserv in 2002, and many of the reasons for its founding are the same reasons it continues to be so […]
Connected – case studies
Posted on May 17, 2011 Leave a Comment
As I mentioned in an earlier post about the book Connected, I wanted to share a few of the case studies from the book that I found the most compelling. I can’t believe I wrote that post in October 2009! I have had this post in draft and finally pushed it through to the finish line, which […]
The Brand Called You
Posted on July 12, 2010 1 Comment
In several of my recent posts, I referenced a Tom Peters’ article in Fast Company entitled The Brand Called You. Tom Peters has been described as the best-selling business author in history, but he is perhaps most well known for his book In Search of Excellence, which he has said he wrote in response to the cookie-cutter […]
Connected – major concepts
Posted on October 22, 2009 6 Comments
I am still fighting my way out of the post-pregnancy fog, but the synapses are definitely firing again. One of the really exciting benefits of that (besides the obvious fact of feeling more like my old self again), is that I want (and am finally able!) to read and write again. I’ve been fascinated with […]
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