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Marc Rysman - BU

Neat use of TAGS Explorer. Did do so, to interesting effects. Regular livetweet events may be more interesting. And there’s something to be said about NodeXL and COSMOS.

Even those who adopt a taylorist model to education may understand that “it takes money to save money”.