... my role at the association I work for is basically managing our online social networking efforts: Linkedin, Facebook ... Ive recently given people new to social networking this comparison of Facebook and LinkedIn ... know that  professional relationships are moving from the Rolodex to the social networks.  LinkedIn is designed ... has several posts about networking on  LinkedIn (and Twitter and Facebook) and friending policies: I used ... mindset: the way I find it easiest to manage social networking for professional purposes and social networking for personal ...

... in-person networking has its parallel in LinkedIn and Facebook. The food is not as good ... network. Meet folks they have had online conversations with, contact folks who are experts in areas where they may ... participated in an RFP with us for game development. The session list, in many ways, is secondary to my purposes ...

... 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 ... one person who had the specific answer you needed. You really had to "work your network" to find the right person ...

... actual equipment. Several pharmaceutical firms use virtual worlds of one form or another for training and social networking ... content to facilitate the learning. Immersive Learning includes the concepts of games, online Simulations and Virtual ... rich-skill practice. Further, 50% of the respondents plan to do more with mini-games in the future, 72% plan to do more with simulations/scenarios and 36% plan to do more with serious games. There is still going to be a steep learning ... games, and even suggested changes in business practices according to behavior seen in virtual multiplayer ...

Ok, I do not want to be political on this blog since today is election day in the US. Really, I don't care who you vote for (just vote) but no matter who you want to vote for...check out this video. The technique is really awesome. It embeds the name of any person into the video. Look for my name in the newspaper headline, on the cardboard box, on the Facebook page, on the scroll bar on the bottom. Incredibly clever and what a great way to customize online learning...the ... Books, Games and Gadgets Recommended Games and Gadgets Recommended Books Content ...

... laters. On Social Network Analysis Closest tool that he uses is called popurl . That page aggregates all the ... . Definition: Web that is readable by the web itself. It can parse out person, place, contextual cues. Like 10 years ago…web ... being a phone book. Nations will be relieved at not having to do certain things that global network can better handle. Some ... . Writing in Science Fiction is not good. Great ideas badly written. Deamon by a first time author. Game designer who sets off in an elaborate AI in the network that takes over the world. Turns out to be a good thing. Gets rid of all parasites ...

Personal note: Give feedback to ASTD national.) What I really wanted were some online references that were more ... above, here are three favorites from my personal repertoire: eLearn Magazine Published by the Association of ... also showcasing your talent. Here you'll find ideas for training activities, games, tips for facilitators and so on ... ). Or, connect with me on LinkedIn: LinkedIn.com/in/melaclaro . Got friends? Forward this post ...

Neanderthal ancestors discovered handheld tools, which led to the co-evolution of language, goal-directed behavior, social networking, and accelerated development of the frontal lobe, which controls these functions. Today, video-game brain ... communicate face-to-face. Instead, our brains are developing circuitry for online social networking and are adapting to ... deserve to be free." Googling and intelligence - Nicholas Carr The average young person spends more than eight hours each day using technology (computers, PDAs, TV, videos), and much less time engaging in direct social contact. Our ...