Cheers, Awie Posted on July 08, 2006 at 11:53 AM | Comment permalink Patrick Thanks for giving this so much attention Awie Maybe I should clarify my point on the 5 examples where examining motive seems non-useful. ie it will not be practically useful, except in the most controlled conditions. It’s an input/output problem. RSS2. MORE >>

Knowledgeline Tuesday, February 21, 2006 Knowledge Management v. Practice Enhancement In recent years, Ive struggled to try and define knowledge management. Ive always felt what we do, at least at my firm, isnt so much knowledge management, were really focused more on what Id call practice enhancement. MORE >>

Have you considered these practices? Although it is nothing more than a feeling right now, Ibelieve there is much value in seeing how we interpret graphics,looking for ways to elicit group consensus and including diversity.Developing a practice and a language for looking at graphics is animportant component of knowledge building in groups. MORE >>

05 February 2006 Visual thinking practice: Letting go By Chris Brogan We carry within us a certain need for things to "look right." Visual thinking is the practice of using pictures to enhance your ability to solve problems, think about complex issues and communicate effectively. This blog is dedicated to that effort. Who cares? MORE >>

The idea of the latter is that learning occurs when the learner immerses him or herself in a community of practice, learning by performing authentic tasks, learning by interacting with and becoming a member of the community." Updates recent studies show additional reasons: Blogging and Social Networking Boosts Your Social Life. Sheesh. MORE >>