He is married to his favorite person, and loves his three children quite a little bit (aged 10, 15 and 17). 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.