Creating Passionate Users: Why face-to-face still matters! - The Diigo Meta page

• 29 Nov 12
  

  Dante D

  facetoface internet safety communication

  • We all are aware of the notion that most of the information we get in a face-to-face communication is NOT from the words themselves, but rather from body language, facial expression, and tone of voice
• 26 May 11
  

  Duane Berger

  Virtual Meetings

• 17 Apr 11
  

  Lucie deLaBruere

  collaboration communication readings google delicious

• 20 Jan 11
  

  Kristi Holland

  Team work

  • We all are aware of the notion that most of the information we get in a face-to-face communication is NOT from the words themselves, but rather from body language, facial expression, and tone of voice
  • e said that video chat is better than any other form of non face-to-face, because you get facial expressions, tone of voice, body language, AND real-time responsiveness. B
• 22 Apr 09
  

  Karsten Zakarias

  communication face to face asynchronous

  • we are fooling ourselves into thinking that text is even half as effective as face-to-face at communicating a message
  • most of the information we get in a face-to-face communication is NOT from the words themselves, but rather from body language, facial expression, and tone of voice.
  • We never had to learn to process body language, facial expressions, and tone of voice. We evolved this capability...it's innate. But we had to spend years learning to read and write with any level of sophistication
  • the problem goes way beyond just an increased chance for misinterpretation

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• 28 Mar 08
  

  Alicia Rey

  system:unfiled

• 25 Mar 08
  

  Michael Richards

  blog business collaboration communication community marketing productivity research science toread web2.0

• 26 Oct 06
  

  Dan Connolly

  "he stressed most of all--stop watching television."

  travel remote presence

• 02 Aug 06
  

  Eric

  advertising business communication marketing

• 19 Jul 06
  

  Matt Vance
• 12 Jul 06
  

  DJ Chuang

  great grid mapping synchronous vs. asynchronous, learned vs. innate; it takes more intelligence to do email, wiki, and blog, b/c it's a learned skill

  communication types psychology people personal

• 07 May 06
  

  Thomas Vander Wal

  Kathy digs into why face to face interaction is the best means for communication.

  cognition cogsci collaboration communication community creative experience im interaction business marketing passion productivity video usability sociology society research language life passionate chat design localinfocloud digitallifestyle culture desig

• 01 May 06
  

  Bertrand Duperrin

  blog business communication internet marketing web2.0 people

• 17 Apr 06
  

  Joitske Hulsebosch

  has a nice graphical picture of types of communications from synchronous to asynchronous and learned to innate

  online_facilitation online_versus_f2f cursus_faciliteren_van_online_communities

• 16 Apr 06
  

  aaronetc

  blogposts research pbs_internet_project internet sociology

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  Kevin Ryan

  communication research blog F2F psychology

• 15 Apr 06
  

  Tom Hemingway

  We all are aware of the notion that most of the information we get in a face-to-face communication is NOT from the words themselves, but rather from body language, facial expression, and tone of voice. What he finds troubling, though, is how we trick ours

  collaboration communication

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