Joseph Porcelli

Mark, if you ever go back to teaching, let me know, I’d like to attend that class!

That is awesome Henry! I find I am happiest when I am in service to others!

Back in 2007, I decided to wear a nametag everyday for the year when in public to breakdown barriers to social and communal interaction as a part of my Nametag Project.
At the time I was working for the Boston Police Department. In early June of that year, I dreamt up nametaging (getting people to wear nametags) a baseball game at Fenway park as…[Read more]

Like.

Yes, frivolous.

From a tactical perspective:
1) Policies needs to be in place
2) Employees need to be trained to moderate against policies
3) A log/database/archive of moderated content needs to be maintained

Thank you all for your thoughtful responses. When I first read Cathryn’s post and the ensuing comments, I found my self caught up in an emotional response….is this person for real, she no idea what the heck she is taking about.
When I gave it more thought, I wondered if we could turn this into learning opportunity, and it has – thank you.
My…[Read more]

Steve, I really appreciate your approach – “let’s discuss how we can help her and others like her and move forward from here.” You put the community back into the social. And that is what it’s all about…

Depending on your phone, you might be able to use the MiniSD card provided (or that you can buy) to transfer the video.

We define culture using this framework:

• Our Attitudes:
• Our Values:
• Our Goals:
• Our Everyday Practices:
• Our Yearly Traditions:
• Our Weekly Rituals:
• Our Everyday Norms:

PS. I also ran the OurBorder.Ning.com site for DHS for a while too.