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Emily Culbertson
Web planner, eHealth groupie, ex-Philadelphian, cat parent, lifelong Hoosier
@ePatientDave congrats on the great profile in HealthLeaders!
RT @paintmd: RT @HealthLeaders: 20 People Who Make Healthcare Better--extended, online version: http://www.healthleadersmedia.com/20peopl...
RT @kanter: I supported Community Media Workshop by voting for them to win $25k w/ #chasegiving. Please fan, vote, RT! http://apps.facebook.com/chaseco...
Today: e-mail, calls, snowcare and, due to a household carb gap, biscuit-baking. Need to intern with biscuit pro; they're still not fluffy.
RT @RWJF_ChdObesity General Mills pledges to cut sugar in cereals http://www.google.com/hostedn...
shocker: Webex is not quite yet supporting Chrome for Mac :-)
5 stealth ways to find time to practice - http://eloquentwoman.blogspot.com/2009...
weekly writing coach: begin, again - http://www.dontgetcaught.biz/webdocs...
Late notice: David Eddy came to @RWJF today to talk about Archimedes and @susanpromislo and @stephenjdowns tweeted it
Tortoise beats Hare - http://mikepascucci.com/2009...
Insights on crowdsourcing from Innocentive: part 3 of 5 - http://workingwikily.net/...
Money quote: I would cast it open each time I had a concrete question to ask. That’s what separates successful users of open systems from the unsuccessful ones: a well-articulated challenge. The challenge needs to allow people to see where the skills they have can be applied to the problem. That doesn’t mean aiming it squarely at a certain skillset, because then you’re back to digging in the pit of closed innovation but on a massive scale. There’s an art to challenge-writing that I didn’t appreciate when we launched the company.
- Emily Culbertson
MomsRising: what we can learn from new online models - http://workingwikily.net/...
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