In the Learning Circuits Blog , Tony Karrer poses a whole series of  questions related to the role of ... , social networks and the like, but edge forward by being someone who comments, responds, edits and otherwise joins in. You will soon experience the joy of being part of something, an active network participant, and not someone looking ... - it permeates all aspects of the way in which people network and collaborate. First of all, the web 2.0 concept must be appropriate to the organisation, and this is open to question when you're looking beyond knowledge workers. Assuming ...

... contribute to ASTD's Learning Circuits Monthly Big Question. You can find this on the Learning Circuit's Blog ... My article in Training + Development Magazine was just published - Learning and Networking with a Blog . You must ... October 2006 on the question - " Should All Learning Professionals Be Blogging ?" You can find a somewhat tongue-in-cheek ... : http://www.ibm.com/blogs/zz/en/guidelines.html Common Questions and Issues around Blogging There are a few questions that commonly come up around blogging: What should I write about? The best advice here is to ...

Over on the Big Question, we are discussing Network Feedback which is basically how can you reach out and get help around a question. Almost the same time I posted the question, I received a question from a reader around Language ... thoughts on how you would go about finding answers to this inquiry, you can use that as your answer to the Big Question ... ) networking event. Interestingly, one of the people who connected to me suggested we might want to do the same on ... view my connections now as really being more of a combination of: PANs = Potentially Active Network CANs = ...