#AskBenW: When should we multi-task and when should we single-task?
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Author: Ben Wilkoff
He owns a typewriter and collects Laserdiscs. He loves his three children quite a bit (aged 11, 16 and 18). He is passionate about authentic learning, technology with purpose, and creating at least one new thing every day. In short, he teaches, and learns. A lot.
Lisa Nielsen, that is a huge way to leverage your network for accomplishing a single task (or scope of work). You are much better able to build a solution when you use all of the tools at your disposal.
Lisa Nielsen, that is a huge way to leverage your network for accomplishing a single task (or scope of work). You are much better able to build a solution when you use all of the tools at your disposal.
Lisa Nielsen, that is a huge way to leverage your network for accomplishing a single task (or scope of work). You are much better able to build a solution when you use all of the tools at your disposal.
Lisa Nielsen, that is a huge way to leverage your network for accomplishing a single task (or scope of work). You are much better able to build a solution when you use all of the tools at your disposal.
I love #AskBenW. Cool way to multitask during your work walk.
As to the multitasking question, an interesting concept is that I multitask to engage in a single task.
For example, say I wanted to develop a document that outlines how to set up a Google Hangout on Air.
I might Tweet it, share in a Facebook group, start a chart with a few folks, and create a Google Doc that I work on and invite others to.
Some would call that multitasking to engage in a single task.
I love #AskBenW. Cool way to multitask during your work walk.
As to the multitasking question, an interesting concept is that I multitask to engage in a single task.
For example, say I wanted to develop a document that outlines how to set up a Google Hangout on Air.
I might Tweet it, share in a Facebook group, start a chart with a few folks, and create a Google Doc that I work on and invite others to.
Some would call that multitasking to engage in a single task.
I love #AskBenW. Cool way to multitask during your work walk.
As to the multitasking question, an interesting concept is that I multitask to engage in a single task.
For example, say I wanted to develop a document that outlines how to set up a Google Hangout on Air.
I might Tweet it, share in a Facebook group, start a chart with a few folks, and create a Google Doc that I work on and invite others to.
Some would call that multitasking to engage in a single task.
I love #AskBenW. Cool way to multitask during your work walk.
As to the multitasking question, an interesting concept is that I multitask to engage in a single task.
For example, say I wanted to develop a document that outlines how to set up a Google Hangout on Air.
I might Tweet it, share in a Facebook group, start a chart with a few folks, and create a Google Doc that I work on and invite others to.
Some would call that multitasking to engage in a single task.
Lisa Nielsen, that is a huge way to leverage your network for accomplishing a single task (or scope of work). You are much better able to build a solution when you use all of the tools at your disposal.
Lisa Nielsen, that is a huge way to leverage your network for accomplishing a single task (or scope of work). You are much better able to build a solution when you use all of the tools at your disposal.
Lisa Nielsen, that is a huge way to leverage your network for accomplishing a single task (or scope of work). You are much better able to build a solution when you use all of the tools at your disposal.
Lisa Nielsen, that is a huge way to leverage your network for accomplishing a single task (or scope of work). You are much better able to build a solution when you use all of the tools at your disposal.