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Saturday, March 6, 2010
Using a combination of enterprise social software and tools on the public internet, teams can actually make distribution seem much easier than we've traditionally made it out to be. Project timelines Wikis Project/Product Documentation, Co-Authoring learning Retrospectives, Negotiating Requirements/Stories, “Handovers” across time zones Workstreams - Microblogging Ambient Awareness - Who knows what? Standups, Distributed Dev Huddles, “Handovers” across time zones Social Bookmarking
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Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Some really great stuff from the second half of February as found based on social signals.
yam Twitter is a great tool for spreading messages and ideas through your network. Google’s entry into social networking, Buzz, created quite a bit of buzz last week after its launch. Why serious games work Best of eLearning Learning
February 14, 2010 to February 28, 2010
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Monday, March 1, 2010
Include Elements of Collaboration – Mobile devices have unprecedented adoption levels simply because their ability to provide synchronous communication makes them unparalleled social tools. When used as a part of blended program, mobile technology can be used to facilitate interaction between peers, experts, mentors, etc. Geo-location based tools, social networking tools, access to There really is very little different about designing mobile learnin g from other forms of learning. The guidelines that apply for effective learning are really not much different but
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Saturday, May 9, 2009
Once people have found out I’ve been using Twitter for all of about 4 months now they think I’m an expert (I’m not, and do not profess to be) and keep asking me; what is it all about, then?
Good Twitter Academia Blogging eLearning Social Network University 2.0 Good question, and not one I’ve really been able to answer for myself, let alone answers for [...]
Twitter Web 2.
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Monday, June 8, 2009
One of the interesting points raised via the discussion: If you can get an expert level answer by asking for help through social networks how does that compare to being an expert? I regularly use LinkedIn for Finding Expertise and Searching for Expertise - LinkedIn Answers . I will have conversations with people who are experts in their area and get their answers and even ask them about other answers I'm getting. I've been really enjoying the discussion around Does Deliberative Practice Lead to Quick Proficiency? I just did this to get help
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Monday, November 30, 2009
Social networking sites such as Facebook provide a way to meet both of these goals, however according to a survey 54% of U.S. employers Organizations cite many reasons for banning Facebook and other social networking platforms including company privacy, productivity, and network security. Here’s By supporting the use of Facebook and other social networking sites we are basically telling our employees There are two main goals for every corporate trainer, 1) provide training that is engaging and meets the business need, and 2) limit the amount of time an employee is away from their work.
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Tuesday, March 24, 2009
I'm hoping you can help a reader with thoughts and likely help others of us … A medium size nonprofit and lobbying organization is working on a designing and creating a social / work network for experts, students, volunteers who are willing to help through campaigning, lobby, sharing knowledge, working on solutions (writing documents). They currently don't have any kind of solution. Via the network people will be able to communicate with employees, organize activities, collaborate on documents, communicate with each other, etc. They are considering a variety of
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Thursday, November 29, 2007
Collaborative and Social Networking Systems. Resident expert - is accessible to networks of people, provides ideas as needed, shares expertise, has high visibility, initiates thinking ( SMEs , face-to-face trainers, consultants - as specialist SME bloggers who are sought after, followed by their networks in domain areas inside Enterprises). Gaps consultant - a snapshot analyst for gaps in information, data or process that are missing in networks (project leads, instructional designers, writers, editors, researchers - example is tracking micro -learning impacts by using Web 2.0
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Saturday, May 16, 2009
Twitter --the 140 character social
networking networking site--is becoming increasingly useful for job seekers. your networking, a key strategy for successful job hunting. social networks, Twitter has a culture that requires some skill to
navigate. It
doesn't doesn't work for everyone, of course, but it can certainly turbo-charge
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Monday, September 21, 2009
Do, Do, Do , in which he muses on "acceptable use" policies of social media in schools and how restrictive and anti-learning they can be. Having spent the past several months working with clients on integrating social media into their organizations, this post really resonated with me. I'm finding that while a few places embrace social media as an exciting opportunity, many more are worried about defining and restricting every possible misuse Will Richardson has an excellent post, Don't, Don't, Don't vs. And I have to say that I'm consistently amazed at how imaginative people
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Tuesday, September 15, 2009
/technology Home World U.S. Politics Crime Entertainment Health Tech Travel Living Money Sports Time.com Video iReport Impact Hot Topics » CES • iPhone • Mars Exploration • Solutions • Science • more topics » International Edition Social networks provide new lessons in learning Story Highlights
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Monday, November 2, 2009
I've just spent a good day in a workshop with Jane Hart (of elearning Pick of the Day fame), as the first stage in a programme looking at the whole breadth of social learning systems and approaches.
Jane is a very effective advocate of Elgg , the open source social networking and social publishing platform. She calls it a social-learning platform, and As I came home, I was pondering whether I would use Elgg for this purpose, or whether I'd use Moodle . It's a tricky one, because whichever platform you use, you will be using it for two different purposes:
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Monday, October 12, 2009
There’s a lot of traffic on the blogosphere about best practices for social media. Many of our colleagues in higher education in general, and Extension in particular, are seeking some hard and fast policies about social media. Here are four misconceptions that could encourage the development of “rules” about social media, and why I think we should totally ignore them.
But we need to be cautious not to confuse best practices with “rules.” 1. “Social media needs to be carefully monitored for accuracy.” There is a fear in industry of compromising proprietary information,
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