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10 most popular posts of 2012

Jay Cross

Google Analytics tells me these are 2012′s greatest hits on jaycross.com. Organizations and their people are members of many different types of networks, for example, communities of practice, the company social network, and close-knit collaborative work teams. Dan Pink’s new book. Dan disagrees.

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Most popular posts about Working Smarter for July 2012

Jay Cross

July, 2012. JULY 25, 2012. We can officially declare massive open online courses (MOOCs) as the higher education buzzword for 2012. JULY 8, 2012. JULY 16, 2012. Communities of practice enable the integration of work and learning. COMMUNITIES OF PRACTICE. JULY 5, 2012. How wrong!!

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What will your training role be in the future?

The Learning Circuits

After sitting in on a training professional competencies focus group at TechKnowledge 2012, I became more inspired than ever to think about the role that learning and development professionals can look forward to in the future.

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Top 10 eLearning Predictions 2011 #LCBQ

Tony Karrer

Situated learning (learning within context in a community of practice) grows thanks to augmented mobile reality. Grows - But Creating "eLearning 2.0 Strategy" Fails Corollary: if you have SharePoint installed, you will be using SharePoint a lot more this year. Here's what came up.

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Learn Informal Learning Informally

Jay Cross

Workshop begins mid-July 2012. Review cases and examples of successful implementations. Form an on-going community of practice. Network socially with Socialcast, Buddypress, GoToMeeting, Google+. membership in ongoing support network. Recommendations for Jay on LinkedIn. with Jay Cross.

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Five Must-Have Skills for Learning Professionals: An Update

Mindflash

collaboration is about using social networking technologies to enable people within an organization to connect with each other so they can get better at what they do, and get more work done. Whereas social learning is about connecting people — with or without technology — enterprise 2.0 Enterprise 2.0 Collaboration.

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Clark Quinn – Crystal Balling with Learnnovators

Learnnovators

What are some of the successful examples? So, for example, I think future workplace learning will look like always-on coaching and mentoring. Use Twitter, Facebook, Skype, Plus, and LinkedIn. Culture is a barrier too, because if it’s not safe to contribute, a social network isn’t going to provide value.