... your Feedback Microblogging and Learning November 13, 2008 enzofsilva --> I am sitting at the “140 Characters or Less: Microblogging in Learning” ... “twitter” or “microblogging + learning” you will find tons of info out there… Of course ... do we use Twitter in learning contexts? Here is a list of blogs about the use of Twitter for learning: http://adifference.blogspot.com/2007/07/twitter-ephemeral-learning-tool.html ...

Social â¬STechnology has fundamentally changed how we can be togetherâ¬ý Learning Communities Understand the ... learning theories; more interested in emerging roles and practices Enabling people to be stewards of online communities ... : So many technologies are blocked Nancy: sometimes people need to be taken outside the firewall to see what's possible ... , iterative projects Distributed learning Start with your personal practices because you have control there, then apply ... goals and learning. Not sure how to answer the question. How do you measure success with iterative learning?

... design dots - Virtual Learning Worlds From an instructional design standpoint, we talk a lot about "Just in time" learning ... their use of technology, and they will have a growing need to reach beyond the corporate firewall. Twenty years ago, he ... says. The Seven Things That Surprise New CEOs - Harvard Business School The CEO must learn to ...

... firewall - a CRITCAL feature for those of us in government service! Watch the videos, read the press - I'm signing ...

Quinn's four-part series on design: one , two , three , & four . Think "Learning Process" Not "Learning Event" - Karl Kapp in Training Day The next time you are developing a learning event, stop and think how you can leverage technology to transform learning into a process. Your organization will be stronger for it. Can we re-invent e-learning? - The E-Learning Curve Blog Treating learning like a project leads to "training outcomes" equivalent to project ... consumer web has different scale and needs than inside organizations and through their firewalls. A small percentage ...

I recently finished listening to the audiobook, groundswell by Charlene Li and Josh Bernoff . Of course there is nothing in it that talks about e-Learning 2.0. But that has been my point all along for the last 5 years of my ... yourself into thinking that e-Learning 2.0 is something YOU need to be implementing. Step 1 is simply looking around your ... enterprise blogging system? Better yet, is there a social network similar to facebook lurking behind your firewall that ... there then you will see the learning opportunities staring you in the face. If you are left on the outside looking ...

Learnscape architects have implemented miniature versions of the internet behind corporate firewalls that provide all ... , learning enablers, etc. But, not really performance support - at least not as Gloria defined it. There will need to be ... most important point - Today, the greatest leverage in corporate learning comes from building on-going, largely self-sustaining learning processes. This process orientation focuses on the organization's architecture for learning, a platform a level above its training programs and regulated events. The learnscape is a foundation for learning that is ...

... ideas from parallel universes. I learn things at Gnomedex, reflect on them, and try them on for size in the world of corporate learning and development. I have just started here but already have half a dozen experiments I’d like to run behind corporate firewalls. Chris, opening the event: “We're a little late. We're geeks. We can live with ... designer low light: higher ISO, increase your aperture (lowest number) look for reflections pick a theme learn ...

... enterprise side of things companies are looking to take the technology inside the firewall and try it out in a ... Worlds by Sector, I don’t see an Enterprise Learning and Collaboration Sector and Gartner is not yet breaking out ... worlds focused on enterprise learning and collaboration?

I wish the mad scientist of Nottingham has been around when I was a kid. Instead, I watched the sheriff ... this would have made Chemistry much more fun! My thanks to Brent Schlenker which is how I learned about "this" periodic table! In the mean time check out your favorite element! In fact, the site even has a social network quality ... most watched, etc. You'll even find a link in the bottom right corner for those or you whose firewall blocks YouTube. University ... Learning Wiki, both the Chemistry and Engineering for Children sections.

... with the spaces, giving rise to creative leaps. In an adaptive system (i.e. one that is becoming fitter), learning ... with what lies in the future, a growing but as yet unseen pattern. This is the reverse of normal learning, which is based on reasoning from past experience. Abandoning the MITH myth eradicates the age-old firewalls we have erected ...

... ideology that DIY learning and repurposing content is the way to go (and somewhat the ONLY way to go). Janet juxtaposes the recent inclusion of eLearning 2.0 type tools in Learning Management Systems against the philosophy that ... use of social media in commercial learning management systems is an assault on the very philosophy of learning 2.0 ... you're a trainer embracing learning 2.0, who gives a rats ass where it lives. These are fair questions that are also central ... like Stephen Downes. They would argue that the individual chooses what makes sense in their personal work and learning ...

Objection #1: The president of your company objects to using social media tools to facilitate the learning between employees: “All they will do is socialize!” Answer: If that is what they do, then the wrong people have been hired. If they want to socialize they will do it anyway! In fact, they are doing it now. How? Emails (personal and business). They are the ones who take extra long breaks - the ones who catch someone in the hall and gab an inappropriate amount of time. They use instant messaging (in and out of the firewall). They email jokes. If you ...