Tracy loves to engage in lively conversation. She spends her days at UglyResearch.com helping people exchange (and debate) innovative ideas more easily. Her blog is EvidenceSoup.com, where she explores ways to open up a big ol' can of evidence.

Interests

evidence, argumentation, knowledge, innovation, education, teaching, persuasive technology, information design, research methods, science, evidence-based management, tags, enterprise 2.0, microformats

Groups

Tracy Allison Altman is a member of Semantic Web Education and Outreach, Content Labels, Metaphiles

Stats

Tracy Allison Altman has made 5 claims, 1 comment, agreed with 96 claims, disagreed with 24, and changed positions 1 time.

Favorite Claim Tags

The top tags for Tracy Allison Altman's claims: evidence, research, information design, health, tags, web 2.0, teaching, argumentation, education, science, medicine, knowledge, information overload

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