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02/09Book 2.0 - GotzeBlogged - John Gøtze
I am pleased to announce that the book, “State of the eUnion: Government 2.0 and Onwards“, is now in production and will be available for ordering in your favorite bookshop very soon. But wait, there's more: On 18 November, the free, online version will be available from 21gov.net. Read the press release. Follow the book @gov20book on Twitter. [...]
02/09Next Book: Government 2.0 and Onwards - GotzeBlogged - John Gøtze
Now the Coherency Management book is out, my next book project has ben launched. With the working title “State of the eUnion – Government 2.0 and Onwards”, the book will be published in min-November this year (reason), so it needs to be written in a rush. I have already invited a number of contributors, but [...]
02/09Next: Canada, US, and Iceland - GotzeBlogged - John Gøtze
As indicated in a 140 char note on Twitter, I'm leaving Europe. For a month, that is. I am going on a flight/roadtrip, part work, part vacation. Locationwise roughly as follows: Toronto from July 17th to 25th. Washington, DC from July 26th to 31st. Ottawa from July 31st to August 6th. Boston from August 7th [...]
02/09Next Generation EA - GotzeBlogged - John Gøtze
Come join us for Architecture Friday in Antwerp on 26 June about next generation enterprise architecture, as seen by two Australians and a Dane: Peter Bernus (wp) and Pat Turner, and me. If you want to participate, get in touch (you may get a discount code!). Peter Bernus chairs IFIP WG5.12 Architectures for Enterprise Integration, and [...]
02/09Counting Down to Book Launch - GotzeBlogged - John Gøtze
This has been a great week, for several reason, but most notably because our book, Coherency Management: Architecting the Enterprise for Alignment, Agility and Assurance, is now in AuthorHouse's hands and should be ready for ordering very soon. On the book's website, we have published the Table of Contents and a chapter overview, and also [...]
02/09More Book Reviews - GotzeBlogged - John Gøtze
Overall: I recommend the following three books. In Advances in Government Enterprise Architecture, my good friend Pallab Saha over in Singapore has made a seminal compilation of 18 chapters on government enterprise architecture written by practitioners and practicing academics from Australia, Germany, Greece, Ireland, The Netherlands, Singapore, South Korea, United Kingdom, and United States of A..
02/09Agility Utility and Dense Clouds - GotzeBlogged - John Gøtze
I had the pleasure of supervising Adrian Sobotta on his Master Thesis (PDF) titled Enhancing the Agility Promoting Benefits of Service-Orientation with Utility Computing. Abstract: Enterprises have been exploiting the agility improving abilities of information technology heavily in the last decade. The problem of lacking agility is especially important in today’s environment which has an overwhelm..
02/09Enterprise Architecture Books of 2008: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly - GotzeBlogged - John Gøtze
I wanted to follow up on my 2009 book post with one looking back at EA-books of 2008. I've however been waiting for some of them, but those I got the other day, and have now been checking them out. From what I count, 2008 gave us 9 EA-books. That is, books about enterprise architecture. [...]
02/092009 – A Year of EA Books - GotzeBlogged - John Gøtze
If you are into EA-books, you can look forward to 2009. There will be at least three books you must read. We are working hard on getting our book ready for publication. There is still no set date for publication/availability, but we still say ‘early 2009′, and will self-publish the book to speed up the publishing. Having [...]
02/09FruITion - GotzeBlogged - John Gøtze
Subtitled “Creating the Ultimate Corporate Strategy for Information Technology”, you might go and pick up the recent book called FruITion by Chris Potts (blog, articles) expecting yet another book about business and IT alignment. You probably wouldn't expect a novel. Actually, you will get both, because FruITion is a novel about the relationship between IT [...]
02/09Beyond course management systems - Collaborative Learning

In the Social Learning group in LinkedIn, someone currently using Blackboard and exploring Moodle asked what folks thought might be characteristics of the next generation learning systems. Here's what I shared there, and thought might be worthwhile posting here as we..

02/09Subject-oriented Tweeting - Collaborative Learning
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Much of the Web 2.0 phenomenon has featured applications which are “people-centered.” Ning, Facebook, Twitter and others feature interfaces which center around individuals, and branch ..

02/09Journal Community -- a case study on how not to launch social space? - Collaborative Learning
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Enough with the hype already! - Collaborative Learning
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A recent Wall Street Journal article offers this perky teaser for an article by Kelly Spors:

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Perfectly Targeted Instruction - Collaborative Learning
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02/09Podcast featuring Bill Bruck and Elliot Masie on learning's present and future - Collaborative Learning
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As part of the preparation for Elliot Masie’s Learning Systems 2008 conference next week, Bill Bruck did an interview with Elliot. The pod..

02/09Let's put the learner back into the learning system - Collaborative Learning

Elliott and Cushing Anderson recently floated an email about 12 things they wanted to see in a learning system. The first was focus on the learner. What I want to see is a convergence between the way I learn, the way I work collaboratively with others – in other words, I want my online environment to map to my physical one.

I learn in three ways, and I want my learning system to support ..

02/09Object-oriented Community? - Collaborative Learning
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As the CPsquare “Long Live the Platform” conference wraps up this week, I’ve been thinking a lot about “community” and its role within the enterprise.

Community is one of those concepts debated endlessly in circles ..

02/09Exploring Communities of Practice - Collaborative Learning

CPsquare, the Community of Practice on Communities of Practice, is doing a month-long exploration of platforms supporting communities of practice, called Long Live the Platform.

It's an interesting exercise. So far, there have been two present..

02/09Educational Social Networks? - Collaborative Learning
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02/09Got a Hammer? - Collaborative Learning
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The old saw suggests that if the only tool you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail. We're seeing a lot of that in the social software space.

02/09Magic Quadrants, Social Software, and Interconnectedness - Collaborative Learning

In his October report for the Gartner group, Magic Quadrant for Team Collaboration and Social Software, 2007,  Nikos ..

02/09How do YOU do Enterprise 2.0? - Collaborative Learning
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Dion Hinchcliffe did a pretty exhaustive survey of the state of enterprise 2.0 a couple of weeks ago.  It's a great read, if only to get a ..

02/09Social Network or Community? - Collaborative Learning

Social Network or Community?

I've been watching the rise of the social networking sites with fascination.  There has always been a bit of fuzziness (or violent controversy, depending on in which circles one is having the conversation!)  about what constitutes community in general, as well as about ..

02/09Does Tech Improve the Quality of Education? - Collaborative Learning
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There's a fascinating formal debate taking place on The Economist site this week. The proposition put forward is:

This house believes that ..

02/09At the sound of the tone, leave a brief message... - Collaborative Learning
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If the web-displayed email list is the oldest form of Web2.0 technology, the message board is probably the second-most venerable form of the read-write web.

For many web deniz..

02/09Business Email 101 - Collaborative Learning
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Educause has released their study of Students and Information Technology, 2007. 

02/09I've been workin' in the virtual workspace, all the livelong day... - Collaborative Learning
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September's big question on the Learning Circuits Blog is Where to Work? I think there are fewer questions that are more personal than what working environ..

02/09Collaboration is More Than Document Sharing! - Collaborative Learning
My friend Bob Watson pointed me to an interesting article this week in Red Orbit by Ashley Heher about the U. S. Intelligence Community's planned ..
02/09Is Facebookthe Future of Online Community? - Collaborative Learning
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Sheryl Nussbaum-Beach posted a very thorough round-up of current thinking in The..

02/09Where Everybody Knows Your Name... - Collaborative Learning
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There's a bit of a tempest brewing over the behavior of John Mackey, CEO at Whole Foods. Seems Mr. Mackey was a regular on a Yahoo! financial forum, where, under a pseudonym, he talked up his company. He also used that pseud to cast aspersions on Wil..

02/09Discussion Wiki? - Collaborative Learning
The Learning Circuits folks have a new space which they are calling the "Learning Circuits Blog Discussion Wiki."

They introduce it by observing "Here the community can take on topics of interest to the elearning and learning fields. The wiki can afford a longer, mo..
02/09Stealth Knowledge Management - Collaborative Learning

The blogs are alive with Knowledge Management talk this week. Apparently, June is KM conference time.

As a professional who has spent most of my career developing technical tools to facilitate communities of practice and training, I think I can reasonably refer to my work as facilitating the management of knowledge. Mostly, I’ve been all about figuring ..

02/09Do we have to roll our own? - Collaborative Learning
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Josh Catone does a very nice round-up of freely-available collaboration software this week in

02/09Learning Experiences as Credentials - Collaborative Learning

There’s an interesting post on Terra Nova this week by Robert Bloomfield, entitled Will we ever see this on a Resume? 

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02/09Learn Wiki via YouTube - Collaborative Learning

I’m becoming a big fan of the commoncraft show, where Lee and Sachi LeFever posts their brilliant introductions to Web 2.0 elements.

His low-tech representations of the workings of RSS and most recently,  ..

02/09The Tyranny of Tagging - Collaborative Learning
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Dave Lee is noticing a pervasive, annoying issue for anyone who has advanced from experimenting with social tagging to depending upon it.  In 02/09

Rapping science - Mopsos

I have had may discussions about how hard it is to get a complex message across to decision-makers when you only can get five minutes of their time (sounds familiar?). To me this is probably the most important hurdle of modern management, and even more now as the young generations have the same behavioral patterns. it is becoming increasingly difficult to obtain somebody's attention for more th..

02/09Time to build an E 2.0 business. - Mopsos

A new Forrester report predicts that enterprise spending on Web 2.0 technologies is going to increase dramatically. Over the next five years, that expenditure will grow at a compound annual rate of 43% This increase will include more spending on social networking tools, mashups, and RSS, with the end result be..

02/09Building it, Getting them toCome Redux - Collaborative Learning

Last week, Jay Cross declared something we’ve thought true for a long time: Conversations are a better way to learn than reading blog entries, so I’m remapping my site [to] make it easier to learn from.

One of the most active conversations in..

02/09E 2.0 is the new KM - Mopsos

In a Harvard Business publication Tom Davenport argues that E2.0 is the new expression for KM. This is good news for my book, until some ..

02/09Multi-task This! - Collaborative Learning

Sherry Turkle writes in Forbes this week about the tradeoffs incurred in our technologically-facilitated multi-tasking approach to the world.

She observes:

The self that grows up with multitasking a..

02/09Motivating Learners - Pre orPost-Learning Activity? - Collaborative Learning

I'm fortunate enough to work at a virtual company that has been at the forefront of learning technology for 5+ years now. As a result, I get to breathe the rarified air of a group of people that truly enjoy innovation for innovation's sake, who are accustomed to asking questions (many of which begin with "why can't...), and who happily roll up their sleeves and dive in after the newest challeng..

02/09KM 1.0 and KM 2.0 defined - Mopsos

Excellent post on Library Clips about the reason why KM 1.0 has by and large failed to deliver and what KM 2.0 is about.

The traditional approach to KM, dubbed KM 1.0, is about "deploying" specific knowledge sharing tools to be used for extra "above-the-flow" tasks of capt..

02/09CMS vs. KMS - Mopsos

In the last KMWorld White Paper, there is a great article by Nav Chakravarti of InQuira outlining the difference between a knowledge management system and a content management system.
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Where are you from? - Collaborative Learning
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There’s an image, a map of online communities, making the rounds this week, developed by 02/09

Beyond the LCMS: The last mile approach - Collaborative Learning

We are privileged to work with a number of companies who are known worldwide for their expertise in specific areas of management, sales, technology, and service delivery. Many of them have been recognized as "best of class" - sometimes for decades - in delivering training in their unique approach to what they do. What they all have in common is that while their world-class traini..

02/09Shared Knowledge Services may be the future for corporate universities - Mopsos

I had a really interesting discussion last Friday with someone I cannot name, and who is working for a French global company I cannot name either. After many failed attempts for the last ten years to establish a good knowledge management practice in that company, its top management apparently came to the conclusion that it was probably not in the company’s DNA, and therefore that maybe the comp..

02/09Goal Tending - Collaborative Learning
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One of the things I find most fascinating (and frustrating) about games is that typically you're not modeling an external goal-set, but are creating one out of whole cloth -- and thus one that the potential user must find attractive, engag..

02/09Knowledge sharing behaviors - Mopsos

Last friday, I e-mailed some colleague in my company to ask her for some information. This morning, I got a reply telling me that I should ask another person, and she gave me the name.
I find this behavior typical of the industrial age organization, where people define themselves by the tasks they have been assigned to. Whatever falls outside is not to be taken care of. In a post-industr..

02/09Where have all thebloggers gone? - Collaborative Learning

We were looking at our eLearning and Knowledge Management blog rolls, and it seems like about a third of the folks who were very excited about blogging in the eLearning space have not posted to their blogs in three to six months.

Wonder what's up with that?

02/09Social Networking: Service or Society? - Mopsos

In Five High-Tech Failures from the New Scientist, Justin Mullins questions the future of Facebook:

(...)That looks suspiciously as if Facebook has begun to put the needs of its advertisers before the needs of its users. A dangerous sign and one..
02/09What is "Participation"? - Collaborative Learning
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Jacqui Cheng over at Ars Technica notes that 02/09

Behind networking - Mopsos

From the presentation of Jessica Lipnack and Jeffrey Stamps of Netage at Enterprise 2.0 in Boston last June:

Decide to network
Use every letter you write
Every conversation you have
Every meeting you att..
02/09Social bookmarking as a core knowledge sharing approach for companies - Mopsos

Yesterday, together with my colleague Ricardo Sueiras of PwC UK, we had a demo of Connectbeam the entreprise social bookmarking appliance. Connectbeam is an enterprise social networking tool using shared bookmarks and tags as a way to connect people. Basically it connects people who use the same content, on th..

02/09Communities 2.0 - Collaborative Learning

I cannot say enough good things about John Hagel's Communities 2.0  post. It's a longish article, but well worth the read, both for folks who are actively involved in creating virtual communities and for those just trying to understand what communities are and how they can be used to fur..

02/09Codes ofConduct - Collaborative Learning
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02/09God is the details - Mopsos

As my friend Dominique Turcq said during his introductory speech to Dan Tapscott's talk in Paris two weeks ago:

In the networked economy, God is the details
One of my colleagues here at PwC gave me a good illustration of this yesterday.
He wa..
02/09Enterprise 2.0, the new name for KM? - Mopsos

from Cyril:

in my view, Enterprise 2.0 will become the new all purpose marketing term to replace Knowledge Management. This much is unavoidable, the vendors will see to that.
I agree with that although I don't like the idea of a passing fad. The ..
02/09Formal Content: It's Not Dead Yet! - Collaborative Learning
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Tom Haskins paints an intriguing picture in his answer to ..

02/09French anti-piracy law proposal raises serious concerns on privacy. - Mopsos

From Cory Doctorow in Boing-Boing about France's new copyright law proposal requiring ISPs to police their clients:

For the first time in either Europe or North America, Big Content will be able to offload the tiresome and expensive work of copyright enforcement to ISPs and the commission called for by the ..
02/09Advice for Working with Stakeholders - Collaborative Learning
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Boxes and Arrows has a great article by Michael Beavers on setting up business stakeholder interviews. While he's focusing on interviewing stakeholders for the development of a We..

02/09Making sense of people directories - Mopsos

It seems that the question of locating experts in a big organization is still at the top of knowledge management agendas, and I keep on hearing about projects to merge the content of several people directories developed over time.

I think we should put this into a broader perspective of people databases. For me, there are five different types of people databases used in major organizati..

02/09An Embarrassment of Riches - Collaborative Learning

One of the things I like about the computer is that when I acquire software for it that I decide later I don’t really need, the clutter the unneeded stuff creates is totally hidden away once I turn off the box.  This is not the case for dresses or household applia..

02/09Is Training Just for Dinosaurs? - Collaborative Learning
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To hear some Web 2.0 enthusiasts tell it, “training” is becoming an outmoded concept. These days, anybody who needs to know anything can find it on the web. It is a new dawn for the autonomous learner.

It i..

02/09Instructional Design: A Geeky Girl's Guide to Living Vicariously - Collaborative Learning
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I have to admit, I have a varied and checkered educational and vocational pedigree. I began my career as an aerospace engineering major, which has in some respects come in handy, in that I can, in fact definitively say something is not rocket science. 

Rocke..

02/09Do you want to be a co-developer? - Collaborative Learning

Raph Koster has a fascinating slide show he presented to the 2007 Games Development Conference.  I like to keep a..

02/09What business are you in? - Collaborative Learning
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I had a wonderful afternoon yesterday talking with Richard Flanagan, recent of Fort Hill Company, and co-author of 02/09

Five questions to ask - Collaborative Learning

Any one who knows very much about the folks at Q2Learning know that we speak long and loud against the "build it and they will come" myth in regards to communities of practice, so to say that creating a successful community requires forethought and oversight is likely not a new flash to folks who read this blog.

But simply telling people they have to carefully plan their communities of p..

02/09The Price of Progress? - Collaborative Learning
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02/09Instructional Interactivity and Today's Technology - Collaborative Learning

Props to Jenna Sweeney at the Corporate Training and eLearning blog for highlighting "instructional interactivity" as a way in which to help learners gain knowledge in a way that will support their performance, not just meet the requirements of having taught them something.<..

02/09Whither enterprise adoption of Web 2.0? - Collaborative Learning

Seems like we may have boxed ourselves in a little bit in thinking about restraints to the enterprise adoption of Web 2.0. As an example, Mark Oehlert quotes

02/09Rapid e-Learning - BlendedStyle? - Collaborative Learning
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I've been thinking about last month's Learning Circuits Big Question "What are the trade-offs between quality learning programs and rapid e-learning and how do you decide?" At Q2, we don't usually think about what we're doing as rapid e-learning (REL), since most REL seems to..

02/09Should e-learning strive forsexy? Or is smart the better way to go? - Collaborative Learning

I was recently working with an instructional designer to create a series of learning courses using our xPERT eCampus program. We were creating the design specifications and she commented to me, "It seem like I am using an awful lot of discussion types of activities. Should I be looking at some different activities to spice it up for the learners?"

The answer, I told her, depends on what s..

02/09What Questions Should WeBe Asking? - Collaborative Learning
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Learning Circuits asks us to ponder our pondering this month. 

I love it when a group I'm a part of gets around to asking this question. It was one on which I was raised, by a wise mother of 4 little gi..

02/09On the Road, but at all the usual haunts... - Collaborative Learning
We're having a planning meeting at Q2 this week. For a team which does most of its work together on the phone and in team discussion spaces, its a real treat to have the luxury of meeting face-to-face, of being able to riff back and forth and have that energy that people together bring to human enterprise.  I'm really looking forward to this meeting!

I'm on the road today, blogging from t..
02/09Assignment: Successful COP - Collaborative Learning
We’ve all had experience working on an important project. Maybe it was one which was going to have the attention of the movers and shakers, or one which was going to decide whether we get the business. Or maybe, it was one which was going to decide our grade for the semester.

If we’ve been fortunate, what’s require..

02/09Squashing the sounds of silence - Collaborative Learning
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Imagine, if you will, a community organizer taking the time and effort to identify important resources, create multiple opportunities for discussion, learn a new method for administering software, and opening up an online community with great fanfare...only to be met by..

02/09High-Quality Rapid eLearning? - Collaborative Learning
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The Learning Circuits  big question this month is “What are the trade-offs between quality learning programs and rapid e-learning and how do you ..

02/09CapturingDialogue? - Collaborative Learning
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One of the key values we see in collaboration software is its ability to capture dialogue.

Which sort of begs the question, why do we need to capture dialogue? Isn..

02/09A Dialog Manifesto - Collaborative Learning
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Which outline, in draft form, a series of beliefs I have about the importance of dialog, some of its key characteristics, and their implications for collaborative technologies.

  1. Lack of understanding..
02/09Off to the (Collaborative) Races! - Collaborative Learning
We are seeing a wave of new entries into the collaboration software category which incorporate the new hot web 2.0 applications.  Everybody and his brother is building platforms with profiles, blogs, wikis and rss, and depending on which piece the developers know best, that piece is the centerpiece.  

The Blogtronix people clearly be..
02/09Perhaps the convergence of forums, wikis andblogs is the next web 2.0 killerapp. - Collaborative Learning
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Practical information on Communities of Practice - Collaborative Learning
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02/09The Progression of Economic Value for Organizational Learning - Collaborative Learning
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Pine and Gilmore (The Experience Economy) talk about the Progression of Economic Value - POEV - as a key to understanding what it is you offer. At strategichorizons.com, they say: One way to determine what business you’re in is to consider what you charge for: If you charge for r..

02/09Ants&Enterprise 2.0: IV-Ants for me,Ants for you... - Collaborative Learning
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I'm a toolophile and I have *tremendous* latitude to try new stuff and see if it works for me, and might work for you other guys,  but y'know, I have all this stuff that has to get done on time and under budget and it's costly to try a new tool, find out it doesn't really work the ..

02/09Ants&Enterprise 2.0: III-Hidden Costs - Collaborative Learning
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There's a huge unseen cost to Enterprise 2.0 within organizations which rely on the power of groups to produce results. Some of them include:

  • Training: Who gets the average worker-bee who isn't the self-motivated learner up to speed on the variety of new tools that then ..
02/09Ants&Enterprise 2.0: II-Who are the knowledge workers? - Collaborative Learning
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Who are the "knowledge workers" in Enterprise 2.0? Is it the 1,500 claim adjusters who make critical judgments that earn or cost the company hundreds of millions of dollars each year, or the 12 policy writers who develop new guidelines for the corporation? I believe in many cases ..

02/09Ants&Enterprise 2.0: I-The Dream - Collaborative Learning
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With no central plan, and no ant in charge (the queen never orders anyone to do anything), ants bump into each other randomly. But they have standards of interaction. Ants sample the other ants they meet to see what they are doing. They use pheromones as a standard way of comm..

02/09Wehave waysof making you collaborate... - Collaborative Learning
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When I talk to proponents of collaboration spaces in organizational settings, I frequently hear the same lament, "this would make everybody's life so much easier if they'd just use the space!

Having sung several bars of that song myself, I started thinking about so..

02/09Social Interaction v. Social Networking - Collaborative Learning
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The Denver Post (my hometown paper) printed an article this weekend about social networking and its relateionship to true social i..

02/09Rapid eLearning: Replicating the worstpractices of education electronically - Collaborative Learning

boring_classI was mulling over the blog archives of Tony Karrer, and thinking once again about the conundrum of "rapid e-learning." In one 02/09

Blogging 'communities' - where are the shared stories? - Collaborative Learning

BlogNetwork Shawn Callahan summarizes a point that Steve Denning makes in The L..

02/09Does expectation drive participation? - Collaborative Learning

One of the things that consistently strikes me about many of the blogs I look at is they have a place for comments, and occasionally I even see one written there, but very rarely do I see responses from the author to the original comment. That's in high contrast to a number of fairly spirited list servs I frequent, and I wonder why.

It's not the medium - list serves and blogs are both int..

02/09Leadership - critical success factor for online communities of practice - Collaborative Learning

In a very interesting research report, The Success of Virtual Communities of Practice: The Leadership Factor, Anne Bourhis, Line Dubé and Réal Jacob suggest that "decisio..

02/09Blogging and the nature of dialog - Collaborative Learning
 dialogFrom time to time, (the) tribe (gathered) in a circle.  They just talked and talked and talked, apparently to  no purpose.  They made no decisions.  There was no leader.  And everybody cou..
02/09Help for the Blogophobe - Collaborative Learning

I have a confession to make. I'm a helpless blogophobe. Whenever I try to post to a blog, I'm confronted by the overwhelming fear that what I'm about to blog will not be interesting, smart or engaging enough to draw in a reader. But a former Q2er and blogophile, Andy Wibbels, has a recent feature in 02/09

LMSs donot support social learning??? - Collaborative Learning
20050706_hpf_thinkMark Oehlert has a great find - He says: Jane Hart over at 02/09
eLearning Event Calendar - Collaborative Learning

Tony Karrer points out that Tom King, formerly with Macromedia, has created a Google calendar for eLearning events which he says he will keep up to date by emailing him at: events@mobilemind.net. You can see the calendar for October..

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