ID Reflections

SEPTEMBER 16, 2012

As an enterprise community manager and a proponent of collaboration, knowledge sharing and dialogue as a means and tool for learning, I found that this model provide substantial insight into the communication style and preferences of individuals. on the org’s collaboration platform. Where does an enterprise community manager come in?

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ID Reflections

OCTOBER 23, 2015

Today’s work requires us to collaborate with folks we have never met, often from the other side of the world. A complex world requires collaborative and cooperative problem solving. Working out loud enables us to practice and hone skills like reflection, synthesis, evaluation, online collaboration, co-creation and so on.

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ID Reflections

JUNE 29, 2014

But I will leave that discussion for another post. Somewhat complicated tasks are being outsourced but even the face of outsourcing is undergoing rapid change. The role of L&D will continue to evolve and expand.

Roles 167

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ID Reflections

DECEMBER 18, 2011

An online community hosted using a social platform is asmuch about usability as it is about collaboration and communication. And given that an organization's socialplatform is going to be their knowledge sharing and collaboration hub, it isimportant to identify the key actions a user will perform on the platform.

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ID Reflections

SEPTEMBER 22, 2010

Examples of how to start, sustain and invigorate discussions in different platforms are discussed in depth. But we used forums, discussion threads and wikis to communicate, collaborate and evaluate the assignments. She even adds a tip on how to start a You Tube video at a desired point by adding a code snippet.

Social Media 166

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ID Reflections

JULY 16, 2009

This is not a very new question and has been doing its rounds in different forums. My colleague and I had begun a similar discussion on our " explore learning solutions " forum as well. There is a growing and imperative need to collaborate. I have pasted the question here: "In a Learning 2.0

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ID Reflections

NOVEMBER 22, 2014

The premise of this post is that when an organization makes a conscious effort to bring in social collaboration and support their formal learning endeavors with more informal and collaborative sharing, it usually begins with the introduction of an enterprise collaboration platform.

Community 172

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ID Reflections

FEBRUARY 1, 2015

This is directly tied to the skills of community management and facilitation of virtual collaboration. Communities of professionals collaborating and cooperating to learn together will be on the rise. Typically in an organization, a single community of all employees will not be an effective means of collaboration.

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ID Reflections

MAY 17, 2010

In this new release, we not only optimize the experience to support the natural flow of multiple learning needs across an enterprise, but also address new trends and requirements around collaborative learning by giving learners the ability to learn from and with others. Will it "track" the social, collaborative aspects of the learning? (

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ID Reflections

AUGUST 7, 2014

The other way to look at such micro-learning artifacts could be to see them as social objects (a concept popularized by Hugh Macleod) that give people a reason to create, converse and collaborate. If I know that someone will benefit from my 2 minute video on how I restarted my Note 3 after it crashed, I am more likely to create it.

Micro-Learning 222

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ID Reflections

JANUARY 19, 2015

Apart from the content, MOOCs are characterized by the discussions that take place around the content – in the forums, on Google hangout, over twitter. Discussions can take place in the online forum or over lunch and coffee. I will discuss this in greater detail in a later post. And these cannot be mandated.

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ID Reflections

SEPTEMBER 23, 2014

If society and educators can get the model right, MOOCs have a very high potential to forge connects and facilitate collaboration among widely diverse sets of individuals at a global level. MOOCs with their core course supported by a discussion forum offer a unique opportunity for diverse minds to come together around a common theme.

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