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Get Started in Social Learning in 5 Steps (Without Spending a Dime)

Mindflash

Below, I share an idea about how to conduct an experiment and get started in social learning. Have that discussion on Yammer or Socialtext or other similar, free software that allows people to talk to each other. How to get started? Take those discussions out of the class. Move the discussion to your social network of choice.

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Web 2.0 Applications in Learning

Tony Karrer

WikiPatterns is a great place to go for ideas around this. Still, be careful about overselling the amount of adoption. Adoption Patterns Clearly to increase the chances of successful adoption, you should use patterns that are more likely to succeed. Start them with initial structure and obvious placed to add content.

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Senge, Learning Organizations and asking a question.

Mark Oehlert

I don't work squarely in the learning and training field anymore and am quite happy being in the social media for the enterprise space and working for an awesome company like Socialtext. Because honestly, I almost want to believe that happened as opposed to the other idea which is that we've just ignored this stuff. .

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Dion Hinchcliffe’s Pragmatic Enterprise 2.0

Jay Cross

today announced an alliance with Socialtext and Asuret called Pragmatic Enterprise 2.0. Hinchcliffe says the key ideas in his presentation are: Consumer social media must have enterprise context added to it to fully function in the business world. I hope Dion Hinchcliffe’s approach is successful, but it’s too early to tell.

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Twitterbursts

Marcia Conner

Consumer-facing Twitter and corporate-ready Socialtext Signals , Socialcast , and Yammer (to name a few) are noteworthy, evolutionary, and crazy cool. We seek designs to incorporate, ideas to learn from, puzzles to untangle, stats to inform decisions. Why else would so many call the slew of social messaging tools revolutionary ?