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Share and Enjoy: 10 responses so far 10 Responses to “Facilitation Card Decks&# # uberVU - social comments on 29 Jan 2010 at 2:26 am Social comments and analytics for this post… This post was mentioned on Twitter by NancyWhite: Do you use different card deck tools when facilitating F2F? First a disclaimer. Boo hoo! Pretty.  MORE >>

Now he wonders what would have happen if services like Twitter and Facebook would have been available? The main components of the system were online forums, wikis, chat and blogs. In this case it was blogs and wikis in the absence of Facebook and Twitter. We have seen how social media and enterprise 2.0 MORE >>

The first layer of technologies that many small businesses look at are those that are freely available: from blogs and microblogs for thoughts and comments, to Skype for meetings, to wikis and Google docs (and others) for collaboration around specific documents. Another long post. My apologies. hope you find it interesting. But wait a minute. MORE >>

Use wikis for all documentation. Tools like Twitter/Yammer/Laconica also become excellence places to jot down notes in public, which encourages serendipitous learning. This is a follow-up from yesterday’s post that the LMS is no longer the centre of the universe and Jane Hart’s post today on A Transition Path to the Future. MORE >>