How to be a Tummler - Designing for Conversation

[JapaneseDog1]

i came here because someone on the bus asked me if i was a tummler. i didn't know what it meant but this explains it.

[Maruthie]

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! As a classroom teacher in higher education, I've been looking for this way of thinking about "teaching as conversation" for YEARS! My gut tells me that this viewpoint, if I can stay with it and not get distracted to my old bad (one to many) habits, will create a MUCH better experience for all of us in the class! Thank you! :)

[heathrgld]

@THECHRISTMASDEMON I was totally working by the Falls in the tourist area when they filmed Superman 2 and the crew came into the store to buy smokes and snacks

[MissKatRob]

these people should be laughing, she's hilarious! is she not?

[bigbold2]

"That's it? Google manages to run itself without any jews?"

Heckler: "They're all working!"

[DigitalGodess09]

I love Heather Gold. @Debs called me a Tummler at #cnow. This explains it. Thanks Deborah. Honored.

[1888junkteam]

excellent segment

[tcadroas]

I was born in Niagara Falls, New York. A very good place to leave. ^^

[jp1989at]

she tells witty jokes sometimes and nobody laughs... why?

[pimpdaddy2331]

The jokes are not funny

[strscrm]

Amazing talk. Its a shame that its really hard to hear the audience opinions. Anyway, great talk

[worlduser001]

sweet!

[Utopiah]

@16:38

"This is what hold people together : it's each other.

Part of the reason we solve problems isn't just to build the bridge to go across the river, it's because the feeling of doing it together is awesome"

This really makes me think about stigmergic cooperation or stigmergic collaboration and the principle of interaction and interattraction they require.