Specifically, I’m consciously including visual methods and practices, particularly in synchronous online work, made possible by new visual tools such as shared mind mapping, and better online whiteboards. edited to correct date from 2006 to 1996) (P.S. Nancy White on 04 Aug 2009 at 3:45 pm Thanks guys! Thanks.&# said yes. MORE >>

via: Mobile RSS Email Alerts Bios: Dion’s Bio September 17th, 2009 Going beyond the hype: Identifying Enterprise 2.0 best practices +2 votes Outlook on software in 2006: Healthy, disruptive +1 vote Enterprise 2.0: Dion Hinchcliffe Get Enterprise Web 2.0 projects. It’s starting to become clear that successful Enterprise 2.0 MORE >>

FEBRUARY 2009 • Michael Chui, Andy Miller, and Roger P. These methods tend to fall short when applied to unlocking participation. Encouraging participation calls for new approaches that break with the methods used to deploy IT in the past. forrester.com, January 6, 2009. First time here? Read our Quarterly Basics. tools. MORE >>

I've been meaning to write down my method for awhile now and rather than write one email I thought I'd put it into a blog post. The image above is the sorting exercise I went through to develop a workshop I gave in Toronto in 2006. The approach borrows heavily from the card sorting method used in software design. toward the end. MORE >>

By Meredith Farkas | January 10, 2006 Since the fall, I’ve pretty much been processing my thoughts about Library 2.0 The methods we will use for to meet that goal will change as populations change, but the mission never changes. John Says: January 10th, 2006 at 1:17 pm Meredith, Perhaps I mis-phrased my intent. Library2.0, MORE >>