Bricolage, they’ll be familiar with the process. Ning - Build your own social network I’ve only just ... and participatory media (RSS, bookmarks, blogs, tags, social networking, etc) Understanding the new relationship ... Classroom 2.0 « The Social Networking Girl Pingback on Mar 17th, 2008 at 10:15 pm ... readings, videos or examples to my course delicious bookmarks . That’s my virtual, live, textbook - licensed ... articles and research supporting everything I’m talking about in the course. For example, this past week, ...

... mentioned as examples. Allow people to share ideas. Social media in action. At DevLearn - tend to equate Web 2.0 with Wiki, Blog, Social Bookmarking, Social Networking, etc. - instead it's really systems that harness network effects. The lock in is data. Eras - Hardware (IBM), Software (Microsoft), Network/Data (Google). Data is the Intel inside of next ... on top of Linux (open source). Services. Not packaged apps. Data aggregators, not just software. Network ...

... in our NING network -Post a question in our LinkedIn network -Ask a question to the alumni group on Facebook -Send a ... This month's ASTD Big Question on the Learning Circuit's Blog is about Social Networking and finding help and ... social network for Learning Management System questions and, perhaps another, for a question about learning strategies or ... could be more efficient in finding answers. I think the question sort of misses the power of social networking and Web ... Web 2.0 and social networks, the cost of asking a question and seeking advice from several different ...

... that includes social media/network capabilities to upgrade a tired old subscription web site. There's across the ... market it?" And therein lies the rub. Assuaging the fear of commitment for a social networking business model ... for determining social network ROI and a Level 4 training evaluation. And, with it, my thought to explore this a little ... scary. And rightfully so. Of Networks and Flipping Switches. The fact is, switching from a "push" sales model ... impact of an investment in training . It's challenging. For example, if you spend a lot of money training all ...

Don’t you just love it when things fall into place?  For example, this Thursday I am ready to give a session for DevLearn08 entitled, “15 Objections to Social Learning and How to Overcome Them.”  Then, yesterday, someone at my company put up this comment: “ The Community Portal (the name of our customer facing social media / learning platform) should be a Knowledge Base first, and a Social Networking Site second. “ What a great opportunity to use my presentation and expand on it!  I will have to use this as an example on Thursday.  Here was my ...

I love presenters who have a knack for baking-in metaphors or icons from popular culture as spice to their presentations. I'm a bit jealous wherever I see it because it's something I feel I always struggle with when preparing my own presentations. I usually have a tendency toward one of those cerebral presenters . You know, one of those who puts lots of text in his powerpoints. The guy who uses words instead of pictures to describe real-world examples. The geek ... , connect with me on LinkedIn: LinkedIn.com/in/melaclaro . Got friends? Forward this post or save it to any ...