Dave Snowden is well-known in the knowledge management field. He has been kind enough in the past to present to online conferences that we have hosted at University of Manitoba (most recently, our Future of Education conference). Over the last few years, his writings/presentations have taken a turn that very much fits in with concepts presented in this forum and in CCK08 . Dave started blogging about two years ago, but I’ve been following his work through his ... sensemaking. In a recent presentation ( .pdf of slides - why not slideshare?…podcast is here ), Dave details ...

... presentation is to be ‘ Thinking seriously while imaging wildly ' as to get new ideas on how to take advantage of the global ... from a session to give examples of their number 1 favorite online knowledge marketplace? These were some of the examples ... , you can get a copy of the report on which this presentation is based at Meri's blog . Where you can send your hottest ... a knowledge market place (video, audio...). Teachers that are sharing their expertise and that exchange specialist knowledge. Nice stuff: pageturning widget. Of course what gets to me is whether or not I should ask money for any ...

... getting a bit tired so might be a bit limited). by jan cannon-bowers clint bowers peter smith alan levine game requirements how might we do this consult literature teams and team training learning science game based learning collect best practices organizational human what does research tell us shared knoledge /mental models interpositional knowledge cross training back up behavior closed loop communication !implicit coordination! looks at different cultures to go into gaming. ... suddenly realizing that Wendy Wickham is live blogging as well.... mmm, I ...

Connectivism and Connective knowledge: The Furture of Education and Training" is starting on 7 September 2008 and will be running for approx. 3 months. So spread the word and if you have the time (of course you have), join! This course will be a MOOG (Massive Open Online Course) and it will look at: - What will education and training look like in thefuture? - How must we equip ourselves to serve learners in the next decade?... The formal course description also ... epistemology: Connective knowledge Week 3: (September 21-27) Properties of Networks Week 4: (September 28-October ...

The guru is dead, long live the network - Inside Knowledge There are networks out there that are extremely ... . We present statements about your audience, purpose and context. From Rossett & Schafer's new book, " Job Aids and Performance Support: Moving From Knowledge in the Classroom to Knowledge Everywhere. " Flip charts as visual enhancers - Presentation Zen I really like the idea of "getting off the grid," stepping away from the computer and "going analog" in the preparation stage of the presentation process. Large sheets of paper and marking pens - as "old school" ...

Yesterday, graduate student Matt Monahan and I presented at the Training 2008 conference. Our topic was "Learning in ... presentation and helping to guide the presentation. Matt did a great job presenting. He was poised and well spoken and he ... have enough information, they present their findings to the group back in the virtual conference room. This is the ... Matt for helping out with the presentation and doing such a great job and thanks to the audience members for all the ... internally. Many of them mentioned the boomer/gamer knowledge gap and in several cases describe a senior management ...

For the live blogging info look below the AG08 synopsis) Alan Levine's blog the presentation that he gave The Second Life wiki of the NMC campus Second Life, and virtual worlds in general, are high on the hype curve this ... event, people begin to share their experience and knowledge. So it is really social. (see vlog) nmc started organising ... oriented presentation of SL and I really liked it. I - just like many other people apparently - joined SL just 2 and then put it aside. But thanks to a couple of educational friends and this presentation I want to go back in and really ...

... the Gamers to a group from various companies all struggling with the knowledge transfer issue. Here are some links to blog postings I've done related to the topic and other related links. These postings and links support the presentation ... Consider Reading for the Gamer/Boomer Knowledge Gap Hard Sell: Gadgets, Games and Gizmos for Learning Brain Drain: Where in the World is Everybody Going? Gadgets, Games and Gizmos: Knowledge Transfer Teaching/Training Across ...

... sherlock had the same knowledge growth as people with 10 years of experience) => so this can accelerate expertise. Job ... !) conclusion: this was a knowledge packed session with a LOT of reflective moments. This made it more difficult to ...

Join me on Tuesday May 13, 2008 for an online presentation titled Increasing Learner performance Through Interactivity . The time is 10:00 AM PST which is 1:00 EST. The presentation description: Designing engaging interactive instruction can help learners increase knowledge and performance. Learn how to use instructional strategies to develop interactive exercises and activities that support on-the-job performance. Review five key design strategies that encourage interactivity. See examples of interactive exercises and explore the possibilities of adding similar activities to ...

I finally took the time (long overdue) to read Garr Reynolds’ excellent book on presentation design, Presentation Zen . For those of you unfamiliar with Garr Reynolds, he is the proprietor of the like-named (and likewise excellent) blog on presentation design . I’m a great fan of his blog, so it should be no surprise I am also a great ... - I found myself mentally replacing the words “presentation” and “PowerPoint” with “ ... called my own blog eLearning Zen, as my despair about eLearning so closely matches Garr’s despair about presentations ...

... motivating, so I am getting high hopes (she did mention she would speedtalk and speeddeliver knowledge... well, I am ready!) The presentation of Judy Brown Blog Judy Brown (AG08 synopsis) If not already doing so, learners will be ... ... she comes across as a very knowledgeable mobile expert (impressive actually!). Because she follows her ppt and because ... mentioned in the presentation. mobile: instant on, in the pocket, it has battery live that lasts a day, it is connected in ... how inspiring, holistic and motivational her knowledge is. Clickers used in schools to poll the students in ...

As requested, here are the slides from my presentation at the Innovation in e-Learning Conference Slides : Gadgets, Games and Gizmos for Transfering Knowledge (these are not the exact slides but are very close.) Similar Presentation: Also, here is a post linking to a similar presentation I have given before on the topic. They are a series of YouTube videos. Gadgets, Games and Gizmos for Transfering Knowledge Related Web Site: Also, please visit the book's web site, Gadgets, Games and Gizmos for Learning. __ Catalog of Recommended Books, Games and Gadgets ...

... presentation on Gadgets, Games and Gizmos: Tools for Tranferring Knowledge from the Boomers to the Gamers. __ Recommended ... Here are the handouts and the slides for the presentation that I did on Wikis, Blogs and Social Networks. It was a fun, hands on presentation where many of the attendees had a chance to create a blog and a wiki. This session esd conducted at the Training 2007 Conference in Salt Lake City, Utah. I enjoyed the audience and had a lot of really great questions and ideas from the audience members themselves. Thanks for contributing to a great session. Click on ...

The Corporate CAC presentations this fall began with a little snow fall at Monty's but quickly progressed into some great presentations and sharing of information. Here is a brief re-cap of the presentations. First Presentation Christopher Reese discusses Knowledge Management with CAC members. Christopher Reese opened the corporate presentations with a talk about Knowledge Management and NASA. He indicated that we should think about Knowledge Management to ... can learn and be aware of possible issues. Knowledge Management needs to also include Case Studies, Lessons ...

This year at EduNeering's Knowledge Summit (a private educational forum for EduNeering's clients), I had the opportunity and privilege to co-present with Scot Osterweil on the topic of games for learning. It was a lot of fun. Scot is ... project designed to develop mobile games that teach math and literacy to underserved youth. He presented on the concept ... of Effort He also gave one of the highest ranking presentations at the Serious Games Summit. He is a great thinker about games and has some really interesting ideas on how to design a game for educational purposes. I presented on ...

Present and Future. Email is timeless on 1.5 fronts - it satisfies the need of the Present.  Future? If you can find the email.  And it does not satisfy the Past. With email you start at now. Books are on two fronts - Past and Present ... just Present.  There isn't a lot of Past, nor is there a lot of Future except for the notes you took. Social learning ... Past have made for you and you discuss it further to further expand on it.  And it is there for you in the Present. What ... .  And I get to choose when it happens. Related Posts: Why #6: Liberating Knowledge Why #5: Adapting to ...

Centre for Learning & Performance Technologies Knowledge ... presentation slidesets - sometimes even to create them online too. Key to Availability C =add ... Top Presentation Hosting and Sharing Tools These are the tools voted Top Tools for Learning by ... Google Docs Create and share docs, spreadsheets and presentations ... Zoho Show to create, edit and publish presentations ...

... nbsp John Seely Brown Paul Duguid STOLEN KNOWLEDGE © 1992 ... pick up from him a certain amount of stolen knowledge. [Rabindrath Tagore quoted in Bandyopadhyay, 1989: 45 ... learning is. On the one hand, it is seen as the end result of a process of transmitting knowledge. When teaching is ... , they will not. Knowledge then, is unchanging and transitive; learners and teachers, for the most part are either competent or deficient. The knowledge is either successfully or unsuccessfully taught and learned. The alternative ...

Here is a picture of the great folks from the ASTD Mid-NJ chapter. The photo is taken from the presenter's perspective. Last night I had the pleasure of speaking to the Mid-NJ Chapter of ASTD on one of my favorite topics "Gadgets, Games and Gizmos for Learning." It was a great event. I got to see a former students, CAC members, meet people whom I'd ... the Gamer Generation Several attendees asked about downloading the sides from the presentation. You can download the Games, Gadgets, and Gizmos: Transferring Knowledge from Boomers to Gamers slides here . If you attended the ...

Cliff Sobel from The Phoenix Group and James Knittel from Xerox presented a solution they jointly created and how they developed entertaining ways to get across information about their new products. Transferring knowledge that the sales reps from Xerox could use. Cliff mentioned that there were four key issues with existing training that needed to be addressed. 1) Type of training that was previously delivered was dry and a little difficult to get through. 2 ... configure a solution and then present that solution to the client. __ Recommended Games and Gadgets Recommended ...

Knowledge Portals and Vortals http://www.trinity.edu/rjensen/000aaa/portals.htm   History ... , improved bandwidth, audio access, knowledge portals, ubiquitous computing, etc.) will take education and training ... cost with personalized knowledge bases and portals) What Students Want is Not ... ; Myth 07 Knowledge portals of the future will be so fantastic that there will be little need for courses, instructors, or student interactions.  Knowledge portals such as Fathom at ...

... interesting people with interesting problems. I hate hearing the same presentations over and over. The last couple ... how I should spend my time. Retooling my knowledge I've been paid to be a CTO type consultant on a broad range of ... future is changing and things like RLOs and Courseware are going to become much less important, then my current knowledge base seems diminished. Instead, I now need to get smart on things like community, networks, personal knowledge ...

The value of multimedia in learning - Patti Shank Presenting instruction in multiple media can be more effective ... new tools like smartboards to create interactive multimedia presentations, while others seemed stunned that their old ... , expertise, judgment, interaction, and collaboration--or tacit knowledge. According to Basex, a research firm focusing on the knowledge economy, interruptions from e-mail, cell phones, instant messaging, text messaging, and blogs eat up ... Requirements: Knowledge and Understanding Tyner Blain Understanding of any topic comes from combining knowledge ...

100 Companies That Matter in Knowledge Management - KMWorld About a year ago, Dr. Michael Koenig wrote in these pages that unlike many business "fads," knowledge management didn't fall into the typical 10-year pattern of boom and bust, with four or five years of explosive growth, followed by a slightly longer period of almost equally dramatic decline. His conclusion: KM is here to stay. Gladwell and the use of rhetoric - Cognitive Edge Gladwell uses scholarly ... assent from the reader to a wider proposition. Creative video presentations - Presentation Zen A ...

Management Tools 2007: An Executive's Guide - Bain & Company Executives must be more knowledgeable than ever as they sort through the options and select the right management tools for their companies. The selection process itself ... Bullet: Improving Your Presentation Strategies - CIO Implementing a few sound strategies can make your presentation ... . Knowledge Management (KM) and Social Computing - are they the same? - Dissident KM has spawned an entire industry - from ... -driven architectures as a panacea for everyone's knowledge and information needs. If things weren't complicated ...

... presentation I am giving next week at Motorola's internal learning summit. My topics is using Web 2.0 tools for learning and knowledge collaboration. Thus, I took a trip to my blog's and wiki's Google stats to review the information in terms of presenting a concept on data mining. One huge advantage of being the "owner" of an active blog or wiki site ... with the query "domain engineering". I'll admit I often think about "knowledge domains", but I had never ... you are starting out on a new knowledge discovery project. I am definitely adding Educypedia to the Manuals ...

Some real data on Web 2.0 use - Tall Blog Online services people are using and in what manner. PDF located here . Slide design: signal vs. noise (redux) - Presentation Zen Mackey's presentation in Berkeley is a wonderful example of a presentation by an intelligent, personable, and passionate leader that easily could have been insanely great but was not. Mackey's slides are a great example of slides that did not really do anything to help the audience. The slides were stuffed with text, small photos with superfluous animation, and Excel-generated charts so bad and so ugly ...

The present and future of Personal Learning Environments (PLE ... individuals wish to engage presently and perhaps recall in the future. Resources include not only static text and media but also ... Learning Environments is presented by a customised implementation of plone. From late 2005 at Bolton University in ... institutions began to implement them. Most ePortfolios are intended for document management, retrieval and presentation ... , including proprietary social networking, personalisation, file sharing and ePortfolio presentation. It is in their ...

What is knowledge and what is wisdom? - Knowledge Board An interesting discussion with a number of comments from various posters. eLearning vs knowledge mgmt - by Verna Allee I especially relish chancing upon the elearning booth that suggests they have the ultimate knowledge management solution. Hmm, really? Fear and emotional learning genes found - M&C News Researchers have determined both copies of the neuroD2 gene are essential for fear responses and emotional learning. Learning to Love RSS - Fas Company The Web's hottest technology presents users with a movable ...