I am definitely an unofficial advocate of conflict resolution professionals using and embracing technology for all different reasons.  This includes keeping up to date with news and research, networking, and raising awareness of your name and services.

The story out of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Services offers some caution to embracing technology.  One of FMCS mediators had to be removed from the NHL mediation session due to, according to an article:

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If you are looking for an opportunity for “experiential” learning, may I boldly suggest you participate in a Twitter chat. 

Last week, I participated in the monthly ADRHub.com Twitter chat, along with a dozen other mediators and professionals (plus a few lurkers?) who practice non-adversarial approaches to conflict resolution. 

Here’s what I…

Join us for our next twitter as we conclude "March is Mediator's Beyond Borders Month at ADRhub.com."

We will be discussing various…

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For those interested in nonverbal communication (body language, gestures, appearance, semiotics, voice tone, touch, etc.) both from a research and academic perspective or if you have just a 'casual' interest in the subject, I thought I…

I love technology, specifically twitter. Jason Dykstra (@jasondyk) and I have been talking for about a month or so and jointly decided to put together a twitter chat specifically for professionals in the ADR field…

Episode #25

Twitter Chat & 140conf With Jason Dykstra

Join host Jeff Thompson and mediator Jason Dykstra as they follow up episode twenty's discussion on Twitter. In this episode they discuss…

Episode #20

Twitter Tips With Jason Dykstra

Join host Jeff Thompson and mediator Jason Dykstra as the discuss Twitter.  Learn from them their experiences as…