Saturday, 15 September 2007 Enterprise Scenarios for Integrating Social Network Luis recently rejoined the Facebook community and commented that he has been asked, " it will be interesting to see what best practices you practice regarding Facebook app adoption. With this in mind I can see three possible enterprise scenarios that could play out: A network of integrated social networks, inside and outside the firewall - the normal Web 2.0 RSS and common APIs). MORE >>

Site Map My ASTD Membership Store Home > Learning Circuits > 2009 > Learning 2.0 These various delivery approaches exist because they are appropriate solutions for a number of well-known training scenarios, yet there are also many ways in which they can be improved. Imagine a course that is “updated&# through new blog posts via an RSS feed into specific pages in the course. and Workplace Communities Learning 2.0 MORE >>

Collaborative Thinking Perceptions on collaboration and social software by Mike Gotta « Lotusphere 2008: IBM Research - Glimpsing The Future | Main | Lotusphere 2008: Social Computing Keynote » January 22, 2008 Why Is Social Software So Important? Even collaboration and content management applications frequently support the functional needs of a given work scenario. MORE >>

Collaborative Thinking Perceptions on collaboration and social software by Mike Gotta « The State of the Media Democracy | Main | Socializing At Work - No Longer A Waste Of Time » January 04, 2008 Scoble Was Wrong, But Data Portability Is A Valid Issue Ive included several links below that summarize the recent flap regarding Facebook and Robert Scoble. The debate remains worthwhile however - just without the Scoble scenario as a credible reference point. MORE >>

» March 15, 2008 Blogging Shoulder To Shoulder One of the interesting trends concerning use of social media by millenials ("Gen Y") is its use beyond "play" I continue to find examples of social media adopted as part of an educational "work style" or as a means of community outreach and/or social advocacy. Collaborative Thinking Perceptions on collaboration and social software by Mike Gotta « Of bread, butter, cheese, and mousetraps. MORE >>