Can a several centuries old form of poetry be an alternative? No doubt. Especially if you use the form to Tweet. Maria Gajewski got the whole Evaluation Haiku thing started earlier this year. More recently it sprung back up in the ongoing #eval twitter conversation. I'll leave the rest of the chronicling to Ann Emery […]
I think John Gargani is following me
How many times must you see someone out of the corner of your eye before it seems more than mere coincidence? At a large conference there are going to be people you never see, there will also be people you see everywhere. The coincidence shaking moment happened when I saw John Gargani at Jeff Wasbes’ […]
New technology loop
One of the things I’m trying to do more this year is reach out to my colleagues for cartoon inspiration. As much as I could just sit and cartoon daily from the thoughts bouncing around in my head, reaching out for cartoon ideas really tests me and, ultimately, produces cartoons that are more meaningful. The […]
Here in Minneapolis for #eval12
I just checked into a very nice room here in Minneapolis, getting ready to have lunch then heading over to the conference hotel. My goal this year is to just take everything in and not spend too much time agonizing over my own presentations. I also plan to cartoon, cartoon, cartoon (and yes, saying “cartoon” […]
Where you can find me at Evaluation 2012
The American Evaluation Association Conference begins in just over a week. I’ve decided to cartoon the event so you’ll likely see my post frequency pick up for a few days starting on the 24th. If you’re going to be at the event and would like to meet up at some point, let me know in […]
Are researchers behind the curve? in 3 cartoons
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