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LIBRARY CLIPS APRIL 1, 2009 Social search, Help engines, and Sense-making Social search is resurfacing as a hot topic of late , due to how effective Twitter has become in helping you find information, and how it is close to how we source information in the offline world (via our network). by connecting you to a social network of people you trust who will be willing to help out in a reciprocal relationship. MORE >>	PORTALS AND KM NOVEMBER 16, 2010 KM World and Enterprise Search Summit 2010 Notes: Designing Social Search in the Enterprise Here is the first in a series of session notes for KM World 2010 and Enterprise Search Summit 2010. attended the workshop, Designing Social Search in the Enterprise. Even as large companies have scaled up their investment in search and intranet development, one key ingredient is missing: the people. MORE >>	RECENT POSTS NOVEMBER 16, 2010 \| PORTALS AND KM KM World and Enterprise Search Summit 2010 Notes: Designing Social Search in the Enterprise NOVEMBER 21, 2009 \| JOINING DOTS: BLOG October 2009 newsletter OCTOBER 1, 2009 \| THE BAMBOO PROJECT BLOG Borrowing from the Library to Support Workplace Learning OCTOBER 1, 2009 \| THE BAMBOO PROJECT BLOG Borrowing from the Library to Support Workplace Learning OCTOBER 1, 2009 \| THE BAMBOO PROJECT BLOG Borrowing from the Library to Support Workplace Learning APRIL 1, 2009 \| LIBRARY CLIPS Social search, Help engines, and Sense-making
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THE BAMBOO PROJECT BLOG OCTOBER 1, 2009 Borrowing from the Library to Support Workplace Learning recent post she wrote for the School Library Journal on strategies for teaching and using social media showed up in my Twitter feed the other day. MORE >>	THE FASTFORWARD BLOG FEBRUARY 10, 2009 FASTforward09: Charlene Li I’m a fan of Charlene Li (formerly a Forrester analyst on social media, now independent), so was excited to see her kicking off the second half of the morning by talking about the connection between search and social technologies. Companies will be transformed from the outside in, by listening to their customers and communities. MORE >>	THE BAMBOO PROJECT BLOG OCTOBER 1, 2009 Borrowing from the Library to Support Workplace Learning recent post she wrote for the School Library Journal on strategies for teaching and using social media showed up in my Twitter feed the other day. MORE >>	KNOWLEDGE-AT-WORK SEPTEMBER 17, 2005 Knowledge-at-work: Using social bookmarks Knowledge-at-work Personal thoughts about learning, community and social affordances for knowledge creation « Conversation power \| Main \| Finding the real KM » September 17, 2005 Using social bookmarks Suggesting social bookmarks can be a very useful knowledge related practice. dgrey101 KM search Google box MORE >>
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JOINING DOTS: BLOG | SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 2009
October 2009 newsletter

Here's a selection of October's shared links captured via Google Reader , Delicious and Twitter. The Dark Side of Extreme Customer Service - being fair is better than great Antisocial - Why corporate America (and most places) keeps rejecting social media The power of tweets - a new age of democracy or a danger to free speech? MORE >>

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MASHABLE.COM | FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2008
Is the Enterprise Ready for Microblogging Tools Like Twitter? - Mashable

and the subsequent bubble) was the fact that startups that create technologies in search of a problem fail, even when VCs are stupid enough to throw wads of cash at them. JOE: Joe Cascio is an independent software developer turned “social media enthusiast.&# In full disclosure, I work for Mzinga as the VP of Social Media. MORE >>

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THE BAMBOO PROJECT BLOG | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2009
Borrowing from the Library to Support Workplace Learning

recent post she wrote for the School Library Journal on strategies for teaching and using social media showed up in my Twitter feed the other day. Moving Beyond One Trick Single Search. Students aren't the only ones who need to use search engines to get their work done. couple of that jumped out at me. related to my topic. MORE >>

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