bozarthzone

JULY 3, 2017

Social Technologies in Business offers something for everyone: answers to objections, ideas for getting started, a review of tools, methods for implementation, case studies with “stealable” concepts. Those needing an introduction or a good amalgamation will find it here, in clear, concise writing organized in easily-digestible bits.

Social 56

Social Technology Case Study Business 56

bozarthzone

JUNE 27, 2016

Mentoring by her high school science teacher and her aunt motivated her to study and pursue a career as a scientist and livestock equipment designer. Her achievements are remarkable given at age two she had all the signs of severe autism. Many hours of therapy, and intensive teaching enabled Temple to speak. She obtained her B.A.

Movie 40

Movie Wikipedia Training Train 40

bozarthzone

APRIL 18, 2012

The author has called in some big guns in terms of expertise, with Alicia Sanchez providing a chapter-length case study from Defense Acquisition University, and a chapter on virtual reality games from expert Koreen Olbrish. Chapters open with questions, which provides a nice advance organizer for the information to come.

Gamification 85

Gamification Case Study Blogging Instructional 85

bozarthzone

JULY 7, 2011

We welcome reader submissions and invite case studies, research, app and product reviews, reviews of conferences and other events. See the full text of my first blog post and writer's guidelines for more details.

Virtual Classroom 64

Virtual Classroom Case Study eLearning Virtual World 64

bozarthzone

AUGUST 10, 2009

My answer to that stuck with me through the rest of my graduate studies, kept me focused on my dissertation topic each time it threatened to derail, and now helps me steer through job challenges when I sometimes lose sight of the bigger picture of my work. She paused and asked us to answer the question, "What do you care about?"

Mentoring 49

Mentoring Community Picture Teach 49

bozarthzone

APRIL 20, 2009

In the virtual communities under study, Wasko and Faraj (2000) found that people participate because they feel knowledge is a public good and should be shared out of a sense of moral obligation and community, rather than self-interest.

Informal 53

Informal Yahoo Communities of Practice Journal 53

bozarthzone

JUNE 14, 2016

Organization brings in “experts” to study the problem, devise a solution, run a pilot (which may mean a training program), and then leave. It isn’t about imposing solutions, but helping the community surface the solution it already has You know the drill: Organization has a problem. Organization members quickly revert back to old behaviors.

Behavior 45

Behavior Community Emergent Problem 45