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SOCIAL ENTERPRISE BLOG
JANUARY 11, 2010
Social Learning Strategies Checklist
Kevin D. Jones and I are doing a session at Training 2010 titled  Defining Your Social Learning Strategy. As prep for this, we’ve put together a comprehensive checklist of Social Learning Strategy topics that learning professionals and executives should consider when thinking through their objectives and plans. Here is a link to the doc, but if you would prefer to read it in-line, the full body of the doc is below. Let me know what you think we missed and we’ll update it. Introduction to Social Learning Strategies. Checklist of Social Learning Strategies. What do you want it to be? 
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SOCIAL ENTERPRISE BLOG
MAY 12, 2010
A Defense of the LMS (and a case for the future of Social Learning)
For some time now, I’ve seen a growing negativity toward LMS solutions by a pretty wide group folks in our space. Many of whom I really respoect. I see it in blog posts, comments, posts, LrnChat discussions, and all sorts of places. One post I saw even suggested that Google Analytics could be used to replace reporting in an LMS (arguably the most ridiculous thing I’ve read in some time). Suffice to say I don’t buy any of the above arguments and I largely disagree with my professional colleagues. Not even close. This is an “AND&# join. It’s time someone said so.
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SOCIAL ENTERPRISE BLOG
MAY 11, 2009
The Truth About Twitter
A few days ago, I reached that point where you can’t hear any more bullshit without correcting it.  I actually called into a radio station to correct yet another pundit who, on the basis of the name alone or maybe 10 minutes worth of playing, thinks they understand Twitter, and worse, that they can summarily dismiss anyone who uses it as flaky.  So here’s my attempt to educate those folks who either a) haven’t tried it, b) have tried and are still new, or c) don’t use it often enough or in the right context to see it’s real power.  Ok, you’re right.  Links. 
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SOCIAL ENTERPRISE BLOG
SEPTEMBER 18, 2009
Social Learning Strategies, Models, and Roles
I’m presenting a new deck tomorrow at a pretty big company.  I’m not sure that I can name them so I’m going to err on the side of caution.  The basic gist of the talk and the follow-up workshop is “&# typing&# your social learning initiative.&#   Many months ago I came up with this idea of “typing&# learning needs in a similar fashion to a Myers Briggs. 
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SOCIAL ENTERPRISE BLOG
FEBRUARY 3, 2010
Slides from Keynote at Training 2010
Slides. had the great pleasure to present a keynote address yesterday at Training 2010. While I’ve presented at dozens and dozens of conferences over the years, this was my first true keynote. Was I nervous? Yeah, I have to admit, just a bit. Complicating matters was the fact that the other keynote presenter (they had two back-to-back) was significantly delayed as a result of air travel issues. So my directions were to basically go on stage not knowing whether I was going to need to be on for 30 min, 45 min, 60 min or even more. For now, I just want to give you the slides.
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SOCIAL ENTERPRISE BLOG
MARCH 18, 2010
Social Learning Assessment and Recommendation Tool
Ok, I know I’m so way behind on posting.  I despair of ever getting back into any sort of rythym.  Ironically, I’ve never been more active on the social front, but the majority is happening in person at industry events.  I can’t even count the number of venues I’ve spoken at this year.  And I’m reworking entire websites within Learn.com to be much more social and collaborative — all using our own technologies of course.  I’ve also been pretty active in creating assets like this one: ECCO Assessment. Anyway, have at it.  Hope you find some value in thi
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