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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | LEARNING ON THE LEADING EDGE FEBRUARY 5, 2010 An Enterprise Communities of Practies Engine: Newsgator Aquires Tomoye Consolidation activity is picking up in the provider markets, and the market for enterprise social software is no exception (see Josh’s post yesterday about SuccessFactors and Inform ). Newsgator and Tomoye recently announced plans to join forces. Tomoye was an early entrant into the space and has been very successful – especially in the public sector – as a “community of practice” platform. Tomoye also has several clients using their platform to support external customer communities as well, also not historically a focus for Newsgator. | GRAM CONSULTING JUNE 22, 2009 10 Strategies for Integrating Learning and Work (part 2) Both can improve informal learning without pulling people way from the job for formal (classroom or e-learning) training. Use social media to facilitate informal learning. The primary interaction is between people rather than between people and a structured information system. As a result CoP’s create knowledge as much as they transfer it–an essential feature in effective knowledge work-and they foster informal learning focused on specific problem domains. In my last post I listed ten strategies for integrating learning with work. Understand the job. | | | | | |
| TONY KARRER MARCH 3, 2008 Web 2.0 Applications in Learning Existing Adoption At the very start I asked the audience for examples of where they were currently using these tools as part of learning solutions. There were about 7 examples mentioned including Intuit using a Wiki-like system for customers to ask questions/get advice around taxes, using a group blog with students prior to a formal learning event, the US Army's use of collaboration tools to share best practices in Iraq, and several others. No anonymous editing Does anyone have good examples of CYA language you can put on a Wiki? Applications in Learning. as I expected. | GRAM CONSULTING APRIL 2, 2009  7 Informal Learning Services for the Training Function Interest in informal learning by the training function is tangible and growing. The 2008 ASTD State of the Industry report contained a special survey section on informal learning. More than half of respondents reported that informal learning would increase during that time period&#. First, Informal learning always has and always will be “occurring&# in organizations. | | LEARNING ON THE LEADING EDGE AUGUST 31, 2009  The Problem of Content - Part 2 - I Want it Now! Most examples of it demand the commitment of too much dedicated time; require leaving the work environment to engage, and force the assimilation of too much other content besides what we are most motivated to learn in the moment. The Challenge: Expectations of Speed and Accessibility. We are drowning in content. Water,water everywhere, and not a drop to drink! Think back to last week. | | | | | | | |
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TONY KARRER DELICIOUS LINKS | WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2008 Collaborative Thinking: Social Networking (?) With Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007
There are some others worth mentioning to round things out: Ning, WetPaint, Web Crossing, Prospero, iCohere, Tomoye, Visible Path, Tacit, Collective-X also play in this space). "The concept of social networking has recently experienced a great deal of visibility as a means to increase the productivity of information workers and organization members." And I am not exactly sure about the capability of SharePoint to integrate with HRMS, LMS and other formal information sources and synchronize that sources to your user profile. Collaborative Thinking. November 2008. MORE >> -
 The Problem of Content - Part 2 - I Want it Now!
Most examples of it demand the commitment of too much dedicated time; require leaving the work environment to engage, and force the assimilation of too much other content besides what we are most motivated to learn in the moment. Perhaps most problematic of all, our data finds that most employees do not have access at work to effective tools to find and sort through corporate information, tools like Google which have become such an indispensible part of dealing with content everywhere else. The Problem: Expectations of Speed and Accessibility. We are drowning in content. MORE >> - An Enterprise Communities of Practies Engine: Newsgator Aquires Tomoye
Consolidation activity is picking up in the provider markets, and the market for enterprise social software is no exception (see Josh’s post yesterday about SuccessFactors and Inform ). Newsgator and Tomoye recently announced plans to join forces. Tomoye was an early entrant into the space and has been very successful – especially in the public sector – as a “community of practice” platform. Tomoye also has several clients using their platform to support external customer communities as well, also not historically a focus for Newsgator. MORE >> - An Enterprise Communities of Practies Engine: Newsgator Aquires Tomoye
Consolidation activity is picking up in the provider markets, and the market for enterprise social software is no exception (see Josh’s post yesterday about SuccessFactors and Inform ). Newsgator and Tomoye recently announced plans to join forces. Tomoye was an early entrant into the space and has been very successful – especially in the public sector – as a “community of practice” platform. Tomoye also has several clients using their platform to support external customer communities as well, also not historically a focus for Newsgator. MORE >> -
 The Problem of Content - Part 2 - I Want it Now!
Most examples of it demand the commitment of too much dedicated time; require leaving the work environment to engage, and force the assimilation of too much other content besides what we are most motivated to learn in the moment. Perhaps most problematic of all, our data finds that most employees do not have access at work to effective tools to find and sort through corporate information, tools like Google which have become such an indispensible part of dealing with content everywhere else. The Challenge: Expectations of Speed and Accessibility. We are drowning in content. MORE >>
- The Power of Community | workforce.com TONY KARRER DELICIOUS LINKS | THURSDAY, MAY 28, 2009
- Related Terms TONY KARRER | FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2008
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