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As a learning and development professional, I have often struggled with the question, “how can we keep up with the constant and increasing need for learning and demand for training?&# Organizations of all sizes are moving so fast, that as soon as we finish learning something new about products, customers, a change in the competitive landscape, or how to use a new software system, something new comes along to replace it. New learning is once again needed. MORE
Social learning is alive and well. Especially in the informal sense but formal social still needs encouragement. I learned that many were thinking beyond social tech adoption (even […]. collaboration communication enterprise 2.0 social platformsI made this realization at SwoopChat today (a Swoop Analytics users event) where I was delighted by the numerous internal comms people I met and listened to. MORE
One battle those in the enterprise social space continue to fight is the battle for leadership buy-in. cognitive dissonance enterprise 2.0 learned helplessness Social Learning cognitive Dissonance ESn leadership Learned Helplessness Psychology social networking MORE
eLearning Learning Hot List. The following are the top posts from featured sources based on social signals. New skills for learning professionals - Informal Learning , July 1, 2009. Learning Visions , June 26, 2009. New Skills for Learning Professionals - The Learning Circuits Blog , July 1, 2009. Informal learning patterns - Informal Learning , June 26, 2009. HTML 5 and eLearning Development - Upside Learning Blog , July 2, 2009. MORE
A thriving social network is the backbone of social learning in the enterprise. Hinchcliffe, a respected interpreter of all things enterprise 2.0, today announced an alliance with Socialtext and Asuret called Pragmatic Enterprise 2.0. Pragmatic Enterprise 2.0 The new service promises the moon: Pragmatic Enterprise 2.0 Pragmatic Enterprise 2.0 Whether Pragmatic Enterprise 2.0 Web 2.0 MORE
In summary, then, we see that enterprise social networking is multifaceted. In the meantime, bear in mind that social forums grow organically. enterprise 2.0 Yammer has been quite a success at my workplace. Not off the charts like at Deloitte , yet very much alive and growing. MORE
Corporate Learning’s focus by Harold Jarche 2. Where Social Learning Thrives by Marcia Conner 3. Designing Training for Organization 2.0 Why we need to kill "social media" by Rob Key 7. Generations, Social and Enterprise: adopt vs adapt by Martijn Linssen 9. The Evolving Social Organization by Harold Jarche 10. Seven Strategies for Supporting Personal Learning Environments at Work by Michele Martin 11. Enterprise 2.0 MORE
Plenty has been written about why employees are slow to adopt enterprise collaboration tools. For example, in a Klint Finley interview called Five Principles for Improving Social Enterprise Adoption , Yakabod CEO Scott Ryser cites the importance of “political juice.” The more important missing piece for gaining user adoption of enterprise collaboration tools is less obvious. Laurie Buczek , in her Beyond the Cube blog, describes the Big Failure of Enterprise 2.0 MORE
Enterprise 2.0 and Team Boundaries , and then a couple years later in Social Learning, Collaboration, and Team Identity. Change Management Collaboration Enterprise 2.0 Experience Design Innovation Learning Experience Social Business Design Social Media Social Networks Web 2.0 MORE
Of all the sections in my book on critical skills learning professionals need to know now, “enterprise 2.0 However, as the speed of business keeps increasing, learning pros are having to adjust their goals, and the skills they need to fulfill them. Where once L&D people delivered learning to employees on a schedule, today, they have to focus on enabling people to work together so they can learn from one another, when they need to. Enterprise 2.0 MORE
and The ILE and the FLE in harmony , I advocate the development of a virtual Informal Learning Environment (ILE) to work in tandem with the Formal Learning Environment (FLE) to support both the learning process and its administration. Informal learning. I believe in the power of informal learning. In fact, I go so far as to say it should be the central philosophy of the organisation’s learning model. Informal Learning Environment. web 2.0 MORE
Date: Tuesday, November 16, 2010 Time: 10:00 AM Pacific / 1:00 PM Eastern Join Training magazine on Tuesday, November 16 for this complimentary Webinar, sponsored by Saba, and learn to incorporate rich video content into enterprise social learning platforms. Yet, most training content in enterprise and academic training is still predominantly "textual" or old-school. In the one-hour Webinar, join Milind Pansare, expert speaker in the fields of Enterprise 2.0 MORE
For example, some of them have been blogging and tweeting about the role of social media in driving the pro-democracy protests in Egypt. Good centuries-old social networking. Bloggers and Twitterati are self-evident social media fans, so it’s to be expected that some of them will adopt an evangelical view of the role of Web 2.0 Drawing all this down to the less heady world of e-learning, I can certainly see a parallel. web 2.0 MORE
Andrew McAfee, who literally wrote the book on Enterprise 2.0 , delivered the keynote address on the first day of the E-Learning Guild’s DevLearn 09 conference. You say “social,&# McAfee said, and the CXO will think this… Enterprise 2.0 So for the C-suite cut the social terminology. Share and Enjoy: Tags: Brandon Hall antisocial enterprise 2.0 social learning Social Media MORE
Jane Hart’s Social Media In Learning blog is proving to be a great resource for keeping up with technologies related to social learning, a.k.a. Enterprise 2.0, Learning 2.0. This blog complements the Social Media In Learning Handbook & Toolkit , which is a free resource for those who want a quick, easy-to-use, structured introduction to social media for learning as well as a practical guide to using social media tools. MORE
This social learning layer will integrate with SkillSoft's Book 24X7, a vast repository of technical and IT-related literature that many organizations use as off-the-shelf content to enable their employees. John Ambrose in his post Social Learning Will Fill Enterprise 2.0’s s Empty Drums, Part II points out the advantage of "leveraging the amplification benefits of social technology" tools like inGenius. MORE
A few days ago my Internet Time Alliance colleague, Harold Jarche, shared this article, written by Deb Lavoy, with me: Social Business Doesn’t Mean What You Think It Does, Neither Does Enterprise 2.0. Social Business” is not about technology, or about “corporate culture.” Learning and self-expression are exploding. The changes we are seeing in Workplace Learning are of course just one part of the changes we are seeing in businesses as whole. MORE
As microblogging solutions such as Yammer sweep across the corporate sector, a melting pot of social media veterans and newbies inevitably begins to boil. The point of an enterprise-wide microblog is that it generates value. Of course, I’m not going to pretend that social media veterans role model these 10 Commandments like modern-day disciples. social media collaboration community corporate enterprise 2.0 MORE
With the recent launch of InGenius by SkillSoft, I believe it’s time again to raise a pretty important question: Where do Social Learning Tools belong? Should they be coupled with your LMS or other learning-specific tools? My contention (as expressed in LMS and Social Learning ) is that most of the vendors are getting this wrong. John Ambrose in Social Learning Will Fill Enterprise 2.0’s Web 2.0 MORE
social learning A means of liking senior executives' posts collaboration corporate definition enterprise 2.0 enterprise social network ESN hierarchy humor humour organisational culture organizational culture participatory culture social social media social software sycophancy workplace MORE
The first post I wrote here was Critical Skills Learning Professionals Need Now , back in October 2010. Since then, I’ve been on a quest to help people in the learning and development industry continuously learn new skills and stay current. In a series of blog posts, I plan to provide further detail on each of the five critical skills that co-author Mitchell Levy and I believe learning professionals can put to use right away. Social/Informal Learning. MORE
eLearning Technology Tony Karrers eLearning Blog on e-Learning Trends eLearning 2.0 eLearning Solutions Enterprise 2.0 Ive recently been more interested in measures around social learning. And, I just saw a post Measuring Networked (or Social) Learning that discusses how we could go about measuring social learning. most popular learning needs by job, level, business unit, etc. To improve learning. MORE
L&D, if they want it, is rightly positioned to lead organizational social. At it’s very core social is about community, collaboration and sharing. enterprise 2.0 ESN organizational learning Social LearningThose last 2 are vehicles for knowledge, strategy and tactics to be transmitted and are how new ideas flourish and old problems are solved. L&D’s function is helping a business achieve optimal […]. community E2.0 MORE
This is the third part of my four-part series curating key social learning resources for TrainingZone’s social learning month. The first piece this week comes from Charles Jennings, who looks at why the real power of e-learning is social. In this post, built on a recent webinar he delivered, Charles first provides some history about e-learning and then goes on to identify the changes needed as we think about learning in the 21st century. MORE
How will you take advantage of your in-house social network? Your company will install an in-house social network. Wise Chief Learning Officers are thinking about how social networks will augment learning & development. Imagine that a Senior Executive in your company returns from Thanksgiving weekend having read white papers from IBM that say social business is the next step in the overall evolution of business. You’re Chief Learning Officer. MORE
When we view the concept of subject matter expertise through this lens, we realise our roles as learning professionals need to change: We need to stop deifying the few. In the modern workplace, this will involve social technology. collaboration enterprise 2.0 expert expertise knowledge sharing organisational culture organizational culture participatory culture role SME social business social learning social media subject matter expert subject matter expertise MORE
Enterprise 2.0, the use of social media and social networking tools in a business setting, is having a major impact on how employees learn and share information. As learning professionals, it’s becoming increasingly important that we stay aware of these changes and understand how and why they’re happening. We need to play a bigger role in understanding and selecting Enterprise 2.0 and learn more about why it matters to us. MORE
So, what are the implications for the learning in the workplace? Effective workplace learning requires this engagement and Enterprise 2.0 and Social Business are founded on organizational democracy. And organizational learning is fundamental change. The five disciplines represent approaches for developing the following core learning capabilities: fostering aspiration, developing reflective conversation, and understanding complexity. MORE
As microblogging solutions such as Yammer sweep across the corporate sector, a melting pot of social media veterans and newbies inevitably begins to boil. The point of an enterprise-wide microblog is that it generates value. Of course, I’m not going to pretend that social media veterans role model these 10 Commandments like modern-day disciples. social media collaboration community corporate enterprise 2.0 MORE
In summary, then, we see that enterprise social networking is multifaceted. In the meantime, bear in mind that social forums grow organically. enterprise 2.0 Yammer has been quite a success at my workplace. Not off the charts like at Deloitte , yet very much alive and growing. MORE
Its focus was on the importance of social software applications in the Enterprise to the ability of distributed project team members to recognize who is on their team at any point in time, and who isn't. Learning Experience Social Networks Web 2.0 e-Learning 2.0 social business design awareness Dachis Group distributed work empathy Internet Time Alliance shared experience social learning team identity twitter wiki MORE
These are my live blogged notes from today’s eLearning Guild Webinars with members of the Internet Time Alliance (ITA): Harold Jarche, Charles Jennings, Clark Quinn, Jane Hart, Jay Cross Exploring Social Learning and Smarter Working The questions for the session were sourced from the crowd. Using new social technologies to help people get on with their jobs. How do you use social learning to support formal learning? Enterprise 2.0 MORE
That concerns me because I’ve been blogging a lot about a revamped learning model which relies heavily on Web 2.0 technologies to support informal learning. In the back of my mind, I realise that revolutionising the learning model in this way would shock some organisations. An Informal Learning Environment (ILE) empowers them to do just that. In short: the role of learning should be assigned to the learner. Web 2.0 MORE
Stewart Mader points us to Sarah Denman's look at the four groups most likely to be involved in a wiki or other enterprise 2.0 The list is: IT HR - and no it doesn't include learning or training - it's more the compliance side of HR. Business Executives Obviously, I'm posting because most people reading this will say that learning or training is missing from this list. Why are we not seen as a player when it comes to Wiki or Enterprise 2.0 MORE
When we view the concept of subject matter expertise through this lens, we realise our roles as learning professionals need to change: We need to stop deifying the few. In the modern workplace, this will involve social technology. collaboration enterprise 2.0 expert expertise knowledge sharing organisational culture organizational culture participatory culture role SME social business social learning social media subject matter expert subject matter expertise MORE
that promote socialization and sharing? Who among us do not recognize that networking sites and software applications like Friendster, LinkedIn, PodCasting, Flicker, Blogs, Wikis, and others have been shaping how people communicate, socialize, and learn together all at the same time. The social machines and social computing services are tools that allow people to freely do what they want. Compare your e-Learning programs with the 10 e-Learning standards. MORE
Don’t get me wrong: Yammer has revolutionised social learning in the workplace. social media social networking circles enterprise 2.0 Facebook friending Google Plus Google+ social learning Twitter web 2.0 Much has been said of the “circles&# feature in Google+ , and rightly so. I really like the idea of targeting my messages to just friends, or just family, or just whomever. It makes sense. MORE
Learning Ecosystem, Learning Ecology, and Learnscape mean the same thing as Workscape. I don’t use the word learn with executives, who inevitably think back to the awfulness of school and close their ears. In the same vein, I talk about Working Smarter instead of informal learning, social learning, and so forth. Some people denigrate informal learning but nobody’s against Working Smarter. It goes by many names, from Enterprise 2.0 MORE
eLearning Weekly
AUGUST 1, 2009
Enterprise 2.0, the use of social media and social networking tools in a business setting, is having a major impact on how employees learn and share information. As learning professionals, it’s becoming increasingly important that we stay aware of these changes and understand how and why they’re happening. We need to play a bigger role in understanding and selecting Enterprise 2.0 and learn more about why it matters to us.
The Simple Shift
DECEMBER 11, 2018
Social learning is alive and well. Especially in the informal sense but formal social still needs encouragement. I learned that many were thinking beyond social tech adoption (even […]. collaboration communication enterprise 2.0 social platformsI made this realization at SwoopChat today (a Swoop Analytics users event) where I was delighted by the numerous internal comms people I met and listened to.
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Tony Karrer
APRIL 7, 2010
With the recent launch of InGenius by SkillSoft, I believe it’s time again to raise a pretty important question: Where do Social Learning Tools belong? Should they be coupled with your LMS or other learning-specific tools? My contention (as expressed in LMS and Social Learning ) is that most of the vendors are getting this wrong. John Ambrose in Social Learning Will Fill Enterprise 2.0’s Web 2.0
The Simple Shift
OCTOBER 1, 2018
One battle those in the enterprise social space continue to fight is the battle for leadership buy-in. cognitive dissonance enterprise 2.0 learned helplessness Social Learning cognitive Dissonance ESn leadership Learned Helplessness Psychology social networking
The Simple Shift
NOVEMBER 17, 2018
L&D, if they want it, is rightly positioned to lead organizational social. At it’s very core social is about community, collaboration and sharing. enterprise 2.0 ESN organizational learning Social LearningThose last 2 are vehicles for knowledge, strategy and tactics to be transmitted and are how new ideas flourish and old problems are solved. L&D’s function is helping a business achieve optimal […]. community E2.0
E-Learning Provocateur
AUGUST 26, 2015
social learning A means of liking senior executives' posts collaboration corporate definition enterprise 2.0 enterprise social network ESN hierarchy humor humour organisational culture organizational culture participatory culture social social media social software sycophancy workplace
eLearning Learning Posts
JULY 7, 2009
eLearning Learning Hot List. The following are the top posts from featured sources based on social signals. New skills for learning professionals - Informal Learning , July 1, 2009. Learning Visions , June 26, 2009. New Skills for Learning Professionals - The Learning Circuits Blog , July 1, 2009. Informal learning patterns - Informal Learning , June 26, 2009. HTML 5 and eLearning Development - Upside Learning Blog , July 2, 2009.
Skilful Minds
MARCH 3, 2010
Its focus was on the importance of social software applications in the Enterprise to the ability of distributed project team members to recognize who is on their team at any point in time, and who isn't. Learning Experience Social Networks Web 2.0 e-Learning 2.0 social business design awareness Dachis Group distributed work empathy Internet Time Alliance shared experience social learning team identity twitter wiki
Dashe & Thomson
SEPTEMBER 15, 2011
Plenty has been written about why employees are slow to adopt enterprise collaboration tools. For example, in a Klint Finley interview called Five Principles for Improving Social Enterprise Adoption , Yakabod CEO Scott Ryser cites the importance of “political juice.” The more important missing piece for gaining user adoption of enterprise collaboration tools is less obvious. Laurie Buczek , in her Beyond the Cube blog, describes the Big Failure of Enterprise 2.0
E-Learning Provocateur
JUNE 17, 2012
In summary, then, we see that enterprise social networking is multifaceted. In the meantime, bear in mind that social forums grow organically. enterprise 2.0 Yammer has been quite a success at my workplace. Not off the charts like at Deloitte , yet very much alive and growing.
Learning Visions
MARCH 30, 2011
These are my live blogged notes from today’s eLearning Guild Webinars with members of the Internet Time Alliance (ITA): Harold Jarche, Charles Jennings, Clark Quinn, Jane Hart, Jay Cross Exploring Social Learning and Smarter Working The questions for the session were sourced from the crowd. Using new social technologies to help people get on with their jobs. How do you use social learning to support formal learning? Enterprise 2.0
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Jane Hart
SEPTEMBER 21, 2011
This is the third part of my four-part series curating key social learning resources for TrainingZone’s social learning month. The first piece this week comes from Charles Jennings, who looks at why the real power of e-learning is social. In this post, built on a recent webinar he delivered, Charles first provides some history about e-learning and then goes on to identify the changes needed as we think about learning in the 21st century.
E-Learning Provocateur
AUGUST 19, 2012
When we view the concept of subject matter expertise through this lens, we realise our roles as learning professionals need to change: We need to stop deifying the few. In the modern workplace, this will involve social technology. collaboration enterprise 2.0 expert expertise knowledge sharing organisational culture organizational culture participatory culture role SME social business social learning social media subject matter expert subject matter expertise
Jane Hart
SEPTEMBER 12, 2011
A few days ago my Internet Time Alliance colleague, Harold Jarche, shared this article, written by Deb Lavoy, with me: Social Business Doesn’t Mean What You Think It Does, Neither Does Enterprise 2.0. Social Business” is not about technology, or about “corporate culture.” Learning and self-expression are exploding. The changes we are seeing in Workplace Learning are of course just one part of the changes we are seeing in businesses as whole.
Mindflash
JUNE 20, 2012
Of all the sections in my book on critical skills learning professionals need to know now, “enterprise 2.0 However, as the speed of business keeps increasing, learning pros are having to adjust their goals, and the skills they need to fulfill them. Where once L&D people delivered learning to employees on a schedule, today, they have to focus on enabling people to work together so they can learn from one another, when they need to. Enterprise 2.0
E-Learning Provocateur
FEBRUARY 7, 2012
As microblogging solutions such as Yammer sweep across the corporate sector, a melting pot of social media veterans and newbies inevitably begins to boil. The point of an enterprise-wide microblog is that it generates value. Of course, I’m not going to pretend that social media veterans role model these 10 Commandments like modern-day disciples. social media collaboration community corporate enterprise 2.0
E-Learning Provocateur
AUGUST 19, 2012
When we view the concept of subject matter expertise through this lens, we realise our roles as learning professionals need to change: We need to stop deifying the few. In the modern workplace, this will involve social technology. collaboration enterprise 2.0 expert expertise knowledge sharing organisational culture organizational culture participatory culture role SME social business social learning social media subject matter expert subject matter expertise
E-Learning Provocateur
SEPTEMBER 7, 2010
and The ILE and the FLE in harmony , I advocate the development of a virtual Informal Learning Environment (ILE) to work in tandem with the Formal Learning Environment (FLE) to support both the learning process and its administration. Informal learning. I believe in the power of informal learning. In fact, I go so far as to say it should be the central philosophy of the organisation’s learning model. Informal Learning Environment. web 2.0
E-Learning Provocateur
JUNE 17, 2012
In summary, then, we see that enterprise social networking is multifaceted. In the meantime, bear in mind that social forums grow organically. enterprise 2.0 Yammer has been quite a success at my workplace. Not off the charts like at Deloitte , yet very much alive and growing.
eFront
MAY 11, 2012
So, what are the implications for the learning in the workplace? Effective workplace learning requires this engagement and Enterprise 2.0 and Social Business are founded on organizational democracy. And organizational learning is fundamental change. The five disciplines represent approaches for developing the following core learning capabilities: fostering aspiration, developing reflective conversation, and understanding complexity.
E-Learning Provocateur
SEPTEMBER 28, 2010
That concerns me because I’ve been blogging a lot about a revamped learning model which relies heavily on Web 2.0 technologies to support informal learning. In the back of my mind, I realise that revolutionising the learning model in this way would shock some organisations. An Informal Learning Environment (ILE) empowers them to do just that. In short: the role of learning should be assigned to the learner. Web 2.0
E-Learning Provocateur
FEBRUARY 7, 2012
As microblogging solutions such as Yammer sweep across the corporate sector, a melting pot of social media veterans and newbies inevitably begins to boil. The point of an enterprise-wide microblog is that it generates value. Of course, I’m not going to pretend that social media veterans role model these 10 Commandments like modern-day disciples. social media collaboration community corporate enterprise 2.0
Janet Clarey
NOVEMBER 14, 2009
Andrew McAfee, who literally wrote the book on Enterprise 2.0 , delivered the keynote address on the first day of the E-Learning Guild’s DevLearn 09 conference. You say “social,&# McAfee said, and the CXO will think this… Enterprise 2.0 So for the C-suite cut the social terminology. Share and Enjoy: Tags: Brandon Hall antisocial enterprise 2.0 social learning Social Media
Mindflash
JANUARY 24, 2011
As a learning and development professional, I have often struggled with the question, “how can we keep up with the constant and increasing need for learning and demand for training?&# Organizations of all sizes are moving so fast, that as soon as we finish learning something new about products, customers, a change in the competitive landscape, or how to use a new software system, something new comes along to replace it. New learning is once again needed.
E-Learning Provocateur
FEBRUARY 7, 2011
For example, some of them have been blogging and tweeting about the role of social media in driving the pro-democracy protests in Egypt. Good centuries-old social networking. Bloggers and Twitterati are self-evident social media fans, so it’s to be expected that some of them will adopt an evangelical view of the role of Web 2.0 Drawing all this down to the less heady world of e-learning, I can certainly see a parallel. web 2.0
Tony Karrer
APRIL 15, 2009
eLearning Technology Tony Karrers eLearning Blog on e-Learning Trends eLearning 2.0 eLearning Solutions Enterprise 2.0 Ive recently been more interested in measures around social learning. And, I just saw a post Measuring Networked (or Social) Learning that discusses how we could go about measuring social learning. most popular learning needs by job, level, business unit, etc. To improve learning.
Skilful Minds
MAY 9, 2013
Enterprise 2.0 and Team Boundaries , and then a couple years later in Social Learning, Collaboration, and Team Identity. Change Management Collaboration Enterprise 2.0 Experience Design Innovation Learning Experience Social Business Design Social Media Social Networks Web 2.0
Take an e-Learning Break
NOVEMBER 4, 2010
Date: Tuesday, November 16, 2010 Time: 10:00 AM Pacific / 1:00 PM Eastern Join Training magazine on Tuesday, November 16 for this complimentary Webinar, sponsored by Saba, and learn to incorporate rich video content into enterprise social learning platforms. Yet, most training content in enterprise and academic training is still predominantly "textual" or old-school. In the one-hour Webinar, join Milind Pansare, expert speaker in the fields of Enterprise 2.0
Vignettes Learning
MAY 22, 2006
that promote socialization and sharing? Who among us do not recognize that networking sites and software applications like Friendster, LinkedIn, PodCasting, Flicker, Blogs, Wikis, and others have been shaping how people communicate, socialize, and learn together all at the same time. The social machines and social computing services are tools that allow people to freely do what they want. Compare your e-Learning programs with the 10 e-Learning standards.
eLearning Weekly
AUGUST 16, 2009
Jane Hart’s Social Media In Learning blog is proving to be a great resource for keeping up with technologies related to social learning, a.k.a. Enterprise 2.0, Learning 2.0. This blog complements the Social Media In Learning Handbook & Toolkit , which is a free resource for those who want a quick, easy-to-use, structured introduction to social media for learning as well as a practical guide to using social media tools.
E-Learning Provocateur
JULY 18, 2011
Don’t get me wrong: Yammer has revolutionised social learning in the workplace. social media social networking circles enterprise 2.0 Facebook friending Google Plus Google+ social learning Twitter web 2.0 Much has been said of the “circles&# feature in Google+ , and rightly so. I really like the idea of targeting my messages to just friends, or just family, or just whomever. It makes sense.
Mindflash
MAY 23, 2012
The first post I wrote here was Critical Skills Learning Professionals Need Now , back in October 2010. Since then, I’ve been on a quest to help people in the learning and development industry continuously learn new skills and stay current. In a series of blog posts, I plan to provide further detail on each of the five critical skills that co-author Mitchell Levy and I believe learning professionals can put to use right away. Social/Informal Learning.
ID Reflections
JANUARY 1, 2011
Corporate Learning’s focus by Harold Jarche 2. Where Social Learning Thrives by Marcia Conner 3. Designing Training for Organization 2.0 Why we need to kill "social media" by Rob Key 7. Generations, Social and Enterprise: adopt vs adapt by Martijn Linssen 9. The Evolving Social Organization by Harold Jarche 10. Seven Strategies for Supporting Personal Learning Environments at Work by Michele Martin 11. Enterprise 2.0
Jay Cross
MAY 26, 2015
Learning Ecosystem, Learning Ecology, and Learnscape mean the same thing as Workscape. I don’t use the word learn with executives, who inevitably think back to the awfulness of school and close their ears. In the same vein, I talk about Working Smarter instead of informal learning, social learning, and so forth. Some people denigrate informal learning but nobody’s against Working Smarter. It goes by many names, from Enterprise 2.0
Tony Karrer
MARCH 19, 2009
Stewart Mader points us to Sarah Denman's look at the four groups most likely to be involved in a wiki or other enterprise 2.0 The list is: IT HR - and no it doesn't include learning or training - it's more the compliance side of HR. Business Executives Obviously, I'm posting because most people reading this will say that learning or training is missing from this list. Why are we not seen as a player when it comes to Wiki or Enterprise 2.0
Jay Cross
NOVEMBER 15, 2012
How will you take advantage of your in-house social network? Your company will install an in-house social network. Wise Chief Learning Officers are thinking about how social networks will augment learning & development. Imagine that a Senior Executive in your company returns from Thanksgiving weekend having read white papers from IBM that say social business is the next step in the overall evolution of business. You’re Chief Learning Officer.
ID Reflections
APRIL 27, 2010
This social learning layer will integrate with SkillSoft's Book 24X7, a vast repository of technical and IT-related literature that many organizations use as off-the-shelf content to enable their employees. John Ambrose in his post Social Learning Will Fill Enterprise 2.0’s s Empty Drums, Part II points out the advantage of "leveraging the amplification benefits of social technology" tools like inGenius.
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