Focus on the practice of collaboration and only introduce tools when the need arises. Put practice and process before tools. Posted by: Firefly1234 at June 22, 2007 2:42 AM Interesting especially your describing strict controls on Internet usage to limit use of sites like Facebook. Follow me on Twitter. Filed in Collaboration. MORE >>

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World-renowned organizational effectiveness guru Gary Hamel set out the fundamental challenge(s) in his 2007 book “ The Future of Management “  Others, such as John Hagel and John Seeley Brown’s “ The Power of Pull “, have weighed in with equally sharp and challenging premises and theories. change, or die. MORE >>

practice communities of practice The idea that learning involves a deepening process of participation in a community of practice has gained significant ground in recent years. Much of her work has focused on on the 're-conceiving' of learning, learners, and educational institutions in terms of social practice. MORE >>

will often activate my network of contacts at that point, too. Again, I find that technology has enhanced this networking ability in a couple of ways. First, my network is much broader than it used to be. This is a switch from my previous practice of using Google Notebooks, but its working a lot better for me. Regards. MORE >>