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Saturday, July 4, 2009
I will not allow people or companies to push products or services to my readers. eLearning Weekly is read by thousands of people each month.
 
Thursday, July 2, 2009
The usual model is for the ravening packs of the development companies to go to each individual company and create "custom" solutions. Perhaps the more forward local authorities will share this via Learning Pool (I think that's them) but not all will. A lot of wasted effort and money. But what if an enterprising equality company was to simply give away the training in a packaged, generic course, or as a set of 'rapidready' ppt slides***.
 
Monday, June 29, 2009
technologies in companies that have grown up around a centralized model of IT, particularly for the second wave adopters required to move Enterprise 2.0 into the mainstream within an organization.
 

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online learning curricula for all business units use a internal myspace for the company. eLearning for kids Bert De Coutere learning at IBM they use tagcrowd.
Unfortunately, companies sticking their head in the sand doesn't do any good. Employees are using these things in some way. Companies need a policy. And most corporate guidelines out there around social media are fairly similar. They generally make each employee personally responsible, they need to abide by existing corporate rules, obey copyright and other IP rules, keep secrets and act appropriately.
Over the last year or so we have talked with hundreds of companies about their desire to transform their corporate training programs to take advantage of social networking, knowledge management,... Bersin & Associates, Leading Research and Advisory Services in Enterprise Learning and Talent Management ...Tags: Enterprise Learning LMS, LCMS Learning 2.0 Learning Culture Learning On-Demand Learning Programs enterprise learning framework.
We include the learning leaders of some of the largest companies in the world (e.g.
Found via Big Dog Little Dog - It's information collaboration - discusses the use of Wikis within organizations. Some of the points it makes: Gartner predicts that by 2009 half of companies worldwide will be using wikis Examples of use Acronyms and industry terminology, best sales practices, case studies, client information, meeting minutes.
quot; KickApps and Pluck were also commended, for enabling large Web sites to scale quickly with social features. Awareness, Lithium Technologies, and Mzinga were other products that Forrester liked, for enabling companies to build branded communities.... The Forrester report, authored by Jeremiah Owyang , notes that even in this down economy there is still demand for online community platforms - because they are a cost-effective way for companies to market their products and reduce support costs.
Using Wink you can capture screenshots, add explanations boxes, buttons, titles etc and generate a highly effective tutorial for your users. Here is a sample Flash tutorial created by Wink. Click the green arrow button to start viewing it. --------> (More tutorials created by Wink users and companies can be found at the User Forums .) This is a good example of how you can create tutorials in Wink, by capturing screenshots, mouse movements and specifying your own explanations with them.
Supremacy" post really was bothersome for me. The list of big players and their products in the post seemed to show the sorry state of offerings by the big companies more than it shows they understand the vast improvements that have been put forth in the consumer webspace and by much better smaller companies. Companies Claiming to Get Web 2.0 Nearly all of the enterprise software product companies are claiming understanding of Web 2.
technology to upgrade corporate learning and performance. In his Journal of the Hyperlinked Organization ( JOHO }, David Weinberger describes the role of blogs inside corporations : I continue to believe that for many companies the best path to blogging is by using them internally as a knowledge management tool....
No-one got reinstated until we had “the talk”. Kinda cool that companies are now posting internal policies publicly . Not surprising - it goes a long way to protect the company from fallout if/when staff do ignore the social media guidelines in place.  Anyway, you could just read ONE - IBM’s  (love the “don’t forget your day job”) OR you can read all these:  Behavioural and Etiquette Guidelines for Organisation Electronic Frontier Foundation How to Blog Safely about Work  http://www.eff.