• PORTALS AND KM  |  TUESDAY, MAY 22, 2012
    Process Aligned Knowledge Management and Other Trends
    But it does not put KM professionals out of a job as they will be needed to design and upgrade such workflow tools which is was my introduction to knowledge management in the early 90s.   That won my attention immediately as I have felt this for the last 20 years. will take it one step further. Take a look at the other trends.  
  • VIZTHINK BLOG  |  MONDAY, MAY 21, 2012
    Red Light Go: Mixed Signals in Visual Communication
    4) Have clear reasons for the decisions made regarding visual design. Community Community Events Featured Headline homepage-feature New York City Presentations & Story Telling The Basics Uncategorized Usability & Interface Design visual thinking visual communicationnon-verbal conversation. Liked this article?
  • WEB WORKER DAILY  |  MONDAY, MAY 21, 2012
    ClearSlide offers painless pitching for sales pros, achieves impressive growth
    “Most of the solutions in the space are designed around web conferencing, WebEx for example,” explains Lieb. Reps can also lead prospects through the material, interacting with rich media such as calculators or live web pages within it and pulling up additional materials to answer prospects’ objections. The result?
  • INFORMATION WANTS TO BE FREE  |  FRIDAY, MAY 18, 2012
    Setting priorities
    It seems like most suites of learning objects designed to replace face-to-face instruction happen at the Freshman level, but that might just be because there are so many sections of the same few courses and it’s easier to create something that works for many, many, many classes. There are the priorities of the university. But how?
  • INFORMATION LITERACY WEBLOG  |  FRIDAY, MAY 18, 2012
    Reference Services Review: twittering
    242 - 257) - Student preference for tutorial design: a usability study. There's a Twitter focus in the latest issue (vol 40 no 2) of Reference Services Review : - Libraries atwitter: trends in academic library tweeting: by Darcy Del Bosque, Sam A. Leif, Susie Skarl (pp. 199 - 213) - To tweet, or not to tweet? by Susan Jennings (pp. by Lori S.
  • KNOWLEDGE JOLT WITH JACK  |  WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 2012
    Day 2 and 3 of #LSSC12 - lots to learn
    But if you work from a basis of "people are selfish" you tend to design a system that rewards individual behavior and punishes deviation. If you work from a basis that people are cooperative and want to help, then you design systems that have different elements (for example: unlimited vacation policies at Netflix and other organizations).  .
  • WEB WORKER DAILY  |  WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 2012
    ProofHQ CEO: Remote work is bad for startups? Oh, please!
    ProofHQ , a British company that sells tools to help review design work, for example, has been remote from day one. Remote work may be going increasingly mainstream with more and more companies letting staff work flexibly, but as with any major shift in how we work, there are bound to be holdouts. Do you agree? Sign up for a free trial.
  • PORTALS AND KM  |  WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 2012
    AppFusions Integrates iRise® Visualization with Atlassian JIRA, Confluence
    Through live simulations, vague textual use case descriptions are strengthened and quickly understood, saving endless hours of design time and confusion between engineering and product teams. I have known about AppFusions for some time and respect the vision of their leader Ellen Feaheny. iRise Simulations for Confluence.    
  • INFORMATION LITERACY WEBLOG  |  TUESDAY, MAY 15, 2012
    Plagiarism and attribution: an academic literacies approach?
    It discusses and illustrates how an academic literacies approach was used in the design, analysis and application of a small-scale ethnographic research which set out to explore international postgraduate students' understandings of and questions about plagiarism across the disciplines in one UK university. Magyar, A.E.
  • WEB WORKER DAILY  |  TUESDAY, MAY 15, 2012
    Design tips for home offices in small spaces
    But can space design also play a role? Design site Apartment Therapy tackled this issue recently , citing a clever strategy an Australian design firm used to solve this issue in a Melbourne apartment. The result is a secret space both James Bond and design aficionados would be proud of. Create fine lines between spaces.
  • HAROLD JARCHE  |  MONDAY, MAY 14, 2012
    Learning in the workplace
    At Pixar, east of San Francisco, [Steve] Jobs oversaw the design of the new building. Jane Hart asked readers “ how regularly are you “learning” in the workplace? Notice that these are all informal. The more formal methods, like courses, ranked much lower on the survey results. Email (keeping up to date inside the organization).
  • CONVERSATION MATTERS  |  SUNDAY, MAY 13, 2012
    Why Knowledge Management Didn’t Save General Motors: Addressing Complex Issues By Convening Conversation
    Convening is about designing a meeting in a way that allows new thinking to emerge. One of the benefits of using proven formats for convening, such as Knowledge Cafés, Open Space, Storytelling Circles, and Appreciative Inquiry, to name a few, is that these formats are designed to establish an environment conductive to trust and disclosure.
  • HAROLD JARCHE  |  FRIDAY, MAY 11, 2012
    Do you want fries with that?
    There’s nothing designed in the brain to make us readers. There are no systems in place from an evolutionary perspective designed for reading.”. Here are some of the observations and insights that were shared  via Twitter  this past week. Now there may be good reasons for this. label. Reading is a cultural invention,” [Dr. Princeton?
  • HAROLD JARCHE  |  WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 2012
    The Web changes business
    Do you believe that education, training, and instructional design organizations will carry on with business-as-usual, as people keep paying for traditional courses ? WordPress – Custom Web Design, Hosting & CMS. So you think the Web won’t change the business you’re in? Google – Advertising.
  • CLARK QUINN  |  WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 2012
    Mentoring
    Seeing the connection between computers and learning via that job, I designed my own major in college, and with the guidance of Hugh Mehan and Jim Levin learned a lot about what constituted good research. Even before working, I had some great teachers, and then many folks have helped shape me through my job experience. meta-learning
  • JOHN BATTELLE'S SEARCHBLOG  |  TUESDAY, MAY 8, 2012
    Jaron Lanier: Something Doesn’t Smell Right
    Early in the book, he writes: “…certain specific, popular internet designs of the moment…tend to pull us into life patterns that gradually degrade the ways in which each of us exists as an individual. don’t. Not entirely, anyway. But more on that in a moment. Lanier worries we’re losing that sense of reality.
  • PORTALS AND KM  |  MONDAY, MAY 7, 2012
    Information Overload Can be a Misleading Term
    That is what the Awareness Engine is designed to do. It have been a while since I wrote about the Darwin Awareness Engine™ but it is alive and doing well gaining new customers. Nicholas Herold makes a nice point in the post, Information Overload? Or Is it just noise? Content becomes overwhelming if you do not know what to do with it.
  • FUTURE OF WORK  |  SUNDAY, MAY 6, 2012
    May 2012 Newsletter
    Please complete a brief online survey designed to help us understand how facilities management organizations are structured, managed, and measured. Production design by CJ Ware ( www.cjbuilt.com ). May 2012. Do you think your work is strategic, or could be? continues to explore what it means to have a strategic impact. section. Enjoy.
  • FUTURE OF WORK  |  SUNDAY, MAY 6, 2012
    Is “Operational Strategy” an Oxymoron? (Part Two)
    It wasn’t until technology was applied to core business processes like order entry, production scheduling, graphic design, and financial asset management that it began to have a truly significant impact on cost and capability. Jim Ware. An “Oxymoron” (from the Greek ????????, Major impact on cost. Attracting and Retaining Talent. Not really.
  • FUTURE OF WORK  |  SUNDAY, MAY 6, 2012
    The Future of. (May 2012)
    It’s our way of helping you stay on top of developments in the worlds of technology, workplace and facilities design, the workforce, and work design—any and all of which are going to affect the future of work, often in ways we can’t even imagine. Jim Meredith is a very thoughtful architect and work designer. Share It!
  • FUTURE OF WORK  |  SUNDAY, MAY 6, 2012
    What’s Happened/Happening (May 2012)
    Future of Work Community News News from the World of Work What's Happened/Happening Corenet Facililty Fusion Future of Work Agenda IFMA organizational change Raising the Bar San Diego Talking About Tomorrow The Future of Work workforce workplace workplace designRecent Activity. Raising the Bar". He serves as Global Research Director for OJL.
  • CLARK QUINN  |  FRIDAY, MAY 4, 2012
    Educational Game Design Q&A
    How many years have you been designing educational games? Started with my first job out of college, designing and programming educational computer games. Using a design framework of Analysis, Specification, Implementation, and Evaluation: Analysis. This isn’t unusual to learning design, except perhaps the focus on skills.
  • HAROLD JARCHE  |  THURSDAY, MAY 3, 2012
    Boundaries are for learning
    We must recover our power as social systems designers in order to reconfigure those boundaries and enable new and more life-affirming interactions. Opportunity lies at the edge of systems. Real value creation happens at the edge of organizations. That’s also where we find learning opportunities.
  • INFORMATION WANTS TO BE FREE  |  WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 2012
    No, we can’t do it all
    I’ve been thinking of this a lot lately in light of the fact that we recently hired an instructional designer to ramp up our production of learning objects. So many of us struggle with determining priorities in teaching. Few of us have a workload that would allow us to do everything we would like to do. But can we? model better?
  • FUTURE OF WORK  |  TUESDAY, MAY 1, 2012
    Corenet Summit – Workplace Community
    And it affects workplace design - eg, avatars, robots who represent remote workers, etc. Live blogging the Corenet Workplace Community: What's the Future? Panel comments - focus on technologies that enable collaboration; depends on managment - rely on results, not activities. Technology helps. But that means a need for more space. Share It!
  • HAROLD JARCHE  |  TUESDAY, MAY 1, 2012
    Take off those rose coloured glasses
    The author describes four future roles: Design & Create Courses. Training is only 5% of organizational learning , but for a long time this small slice has been the primary focus of most Learning & Development (L&D) departments. The other 95% was just taken care of by the informal networks in the organization. Enable Learning.
  • WEB WORKER DAILY  |  TUESDAY, MAY 1, 2012
    Tales from the Trenches: Harvest
    New York-based company founded by a couple of designers fed up with the tools available to track time and bill clients, six-year old Harvest now has 22 employees, a third of whom are spread around the country – and a unique approach to management and communicating without being co-located, as co-founder Danny Wen explained in an interview.
  • ANECDOTE   |  MONDAY, APRIL 30, 2012
    Telling Stories Puts Our Brains in Sync
    So I emailed Uri Hasson, the designated correspondence author for this research, and set out my concern. In their words, "Speaker and listener brain activity exhibits widespread coupling during communication." More on that later. But let's start with what they did. They recorded her story and her brain activity. And here's the kicker. 32, pp.
  • GREEN CHAMELEON  |  MONDAY, APRIL 30, 2012
    How-to Guides>> How To Develop a Taxonomy
    Here is a poster design I’ve been working on for a while – it summarises the empirical, evidence based taxonomy development process we recommend. This is the link to an A4 pdf version. This is the link to an A3 pdf version. Let us know
  • GREEN CHAMELEON  |  MONDAY, APRIL 30, 2012
    Blog>> Taxonomy Development Infographic
    Here is a poster design I’ve been working on for a while – it summarises the empirical, evidence based taxonomy development process we recommend. This is the link to an A4 pdf version. This is the link to an A3 pdf version. Let us know
  • HAROLD JARCHE  |  SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 2012
    Feedforward
    used to work as a training designer but there’s really not much to differentiate one course from another. One of the consultant’s dilemmas is that you have to stay ahead of the curve to remain relevant. Yesterday’s problem doesn’t need to be solved – there’s probably an app for that already. Mark Federman.
  • WEB WORKER DAILY  |  SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 2012
    Enterprise 2.0: Freemium first, enterprise second (Part 1 of 3)
    An effective freemium go-to-market effort depends on product design, distribution and conversion. Freemium product design . Design an app that you’re passionate about — perhaps because it addresses one of your own needs. The key metric of freemium product design is active users. The market for Enterprise 2.0 ” ).
  • WEB WORKER DAILY  |  SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 2012
    6 secrets for building a super team
    brought my experience designing and running large-scale systems to the team; one of our subsequent employees had negotiated deals with all the major record labels. Every tech company tries to hire the best talent available, but there is a lot more to building a great team than just putting a group of talented individuals in a room.
  • HAROLD JARCHE  |  FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 2012
    Models, flows and exposure
    The evolution of design to amplify flow – by @jhagel. If we want to remain successful and reap the enormous rewards that can be generated from flows, we must continually seek to refine the designs of the systems that we spend time in to ensure that they are ever more effective in sustaining and amplifying flows. population ages.
  • PORTALS AND KM  |  FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 2012
    Moxie Spaces Enhances Customer Engagement
    These capabilities are not designed to totally replace phone calls, as new communication channels seldom replace old ones. I have written Moxie before see ( Moxie Provides a Social Workspace Through Employees Spaces ). Recently I spoke with their CEO, Tom Kelly, about their latest offering. The same principal operates here.    
  • INFORMATION WANTS TO BE FREE  |  THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 2012
    Reflections on year one at PSU
    Yesterday was my one-year anniversary of working at Portland State. I’d wanted to write a post yesterday reflecting on it, but I was driving three hours (to Bend, OR) to give a four-hour preconference. Today I’m still in Bend for the Oregon Library Association Conference and I’m really excited to meet more of my Oregon colleagues.
  • WEB WORKER DAILY  |  WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 2012
    Bosses are for slackers like Google
    Nor will this structure work as a top-down restructuring, he feels, noting, “Valve didn’t design and impose this structure on itself from the top – it evolved organically toward it from the beginning.” The company has no managers,  though Wanstrath does get the title of CEO. At Valve, that percentage is 100.
  • WEB WORKER DAILY  |  TUESDAY, APRIL 24, 2012
    Design stores doubling as coworking spaces
    That’s what a handful of design and home furnishing stores are doing, inviting coworkers into their tastefully designed showrooms to work. The web, one expert recently argued, is transforming all our public spaces into coffee shops. Fast internet connections mean fewer of us need to go to the office, for example. Universities?
  • CLARK QUINN  |  MONDAY, APRIL 23, 2012
    Kapp’s Gamification for Learning and Instruction
    Chapters 7-9 are, to me, the most valuable from my point of view; how do you  do  game design (the focus of  Engaging Learning ). And Chapter 9 provides valuable guidance about the design process itself. It needs to be carefully planned, well designed, and undertaken with a careful balance of game, pedagogy, and simulation.”
  • TRENDS IN THE LIVING NETWORKS  |  MONDAY, APRIL 23, 2012
    Keynote at TheNextWeb: The future is motion graphic presentations
    For the last few weeks I have been working with a global team of moving graphic and 3D designers to create my visual presentation. Now I can gather a global team of awesome 3D and motion graphic designers for a significantly more reasonable cost, easily collaborating to develop the visual ideas through screen sharing and other tools.
  • INFORMATION LITERACY WEBLOG  |  SUNDAY, APRIL 22, 2012
    Communications in Information Literacy new issue
    Paterson - Designing and Implementing an Information Literacy Course in the Humanities: Ellen Daugman, Leslie McCall, Kaeley McMahan - Design to learn, learn to design: Using backward design for information literacy instruction : Bruce E. This is an open access journal. Gamtso, Susanne F. Fox, John J. Burke.
  • TRENDS IN THE LIVING NETWORKS  |  FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 2012
    European speaking tour: What, where, and what else
    23rd London : casual Future and Design drinks in Soho – all welcome to join us! I am currently in transit in Hong Kong on the way to London for a few days with my and my goddaughter’s family at the beginning of a five-week speaking tour. Below is my itinerary in case you’d like to get along to any of the events. APRIL. Open to offers.
  • CLARK QUINN  |  FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 2012
    elearning versus mlearning
    pointed to this post saying “mLearning is starting to diverge from eLearning not only in specific meaning, but in approach and design as well”, and I want to politely disagree. Mayra Aixa Avilar  (who I hope to meet someday, maybe at mLearnCon ?)pointed Depends, of course, on what you mean by elearning, to start with. Please.
  • PORTALS AND KM  |  FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 2012
    Convo Provides New Web Version and Enhances Features
    These moves are all designed to make Convo more useful for large enterprises, as well as the small to mid-size market. can see how these new moves are properly designed to expand their attraction to a wider market. Convo builds on the activity stream but adds additional features to enable more comprehensive collaboration.
  • JOHN BATTELLE'S SEARCHBLOG  |  THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 2012
    Direct Mail Ain’t Dead, Says Facebook
    The one page letter was an offer designed for folks who run “agencies.” I’m a bit behind on my snail mail, so to procrastinate from writing anything useful on the book, I went through a pile that’s accumulated over the past week. Perhaps the most interesting piece of mail came from a very familiar brand: Facebook.
  • BOXES AND ARROWS  |  WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 2012
    Driving Holism in Cross-channel Projects
    Podcast Summary Today on Boxes and Arrows, Chris Baum talks with Patrick Quattlebaum, Design Director at Adaptive Path. Patrick has some interesting insights and tools that designers can use to develop experiences across channels. Show Time: 29 minutes 29 seconds. iTunes. That’s what everyone is trying to do.
  • WEB WORKER DAILY  |  WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 2012
    Stealth freelancers and the mystery of the missing self-employed
    ” When GroupTalent , a site that matches top-tier design and development talent with projects in need of extra hands, sifted through its data recently they discovered something that CEO Manny Medina found startling. Who’s right here? More and more workers selling their services on the site also have full-time gigs.
  • HAROLD JARCHE  |  WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 2012
    PKM Workshop: learning out loud
    Whether you are a freelancer, work  in an organisation, or want to connect beyond the corporate walls, this is designed to give you a head start in developing a personal sense-making framework. Sometimes it helps to learn out loud – LOL. That’s why we commit to formalized activities. They can help us try something new. Tweet.
  • TRENDS IN THE LIVING NETWORKS  |  TUESDAY, APRIL 17, 2012
    London Future and Design drinks on 23 April – hope to see you there!
    I start a busy five week European speaking tour from this Saturday with a weekend in London with my wife the jewellery designer Victoria Buckley and two lovely little girls before heading on the Tuesday to Amsterdam for my first keynote at TheNextWeb Conference. design GeneralDetails here: Date : Monday 23 April. Time : 6:00-8:30pm.
  • PORTALS AND KM  |  TUESDAY, APRIL 17, 2012
    My Favorite Knowledge Management Story and its Lessons Learned for Today
    First, there was extensive user involvement in the design. One of the design criteria was to make the system intuitive so that extensive training was not required. Second, the design fit within the workflow as it was explicitly designed to do this. Knowledge management has been around for over twenty years now.
  • HAROLD JARCHE  |  MONDAY, APRIL 16, 2012
    It’s all about conversations
    The network design principles successful organizations follow are: ( 1 ) shortening the distance between two randomly picked files/nodes/people. Markets are conversations ~ Cluetrain Manifesto. … and so are organizations. 2 ) getting more people who you personally know to know each other. Esko Kilpi. Conversations. We narrate our work.
  • WEB WORKER DAILY  |  MONDAY, APRIL 16, 2012
    Coworking spaces team with universities to bridge the gap between classroom and practice
    CoCo in Minneapolis, for example, recently launched a series of classes and workshops in design thinking taught by Stanford d.school professor Anna Love-Mickelson and following the curriculum of the California campus. First, Ball believes that design thinking is like a vitamin that will supercharge the work of those at the space.
  • GREEN CHAMELEON  |  MONDAY, APRIL 16, 2012
    Blog>> Visual Collections for Sharing and Collaboration
    This design is much more attractive for our target audience and they will be more willing to continue reading; that is the reason why we should create collections in this way. To make these link collections attractive, we should use tools that present them in a useful design and make (re-)discovery simple and fast.
  • HAROLD JARCHE  |  SUNDAY, APRIL 15, 2012
    Three Principles for Net Work
    The same applies to computer chip designers, loan officers and tax accountants. For each of these domains, jobs can be standardized and training can be designed based on accepted practices. Work is changing. The nature of work is changing in our increasingly networked economy. Known Problems and Exceptions. It is now known. Conclusion.
  • PORTALS AND KM  |  FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 2012
    Novell GroupWise 2012 Offers Enhanced Collaboration Capabilities
    Now they have web templates specifically designed for the iPad to take advantage of its tablet features. The first question I had was the relationship between GroupWise, Pulse and Teaming. The answer allowed Kari to explain how they have regrouped their collaboration product line. to really work. It comes with both GroupWise and Vibe. 
  • CLARK QUINN  |  THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 2012
    X-based learning: sorting out pedagogies and design
    Learners are engaged in working on real things, and the contextualization facilitates transfer to the extent that you’ve designed the activity to require the types of performance they’ll need in the world. Getting there requires a different type of learning design that one focused on standards. design meta-learning
  • WEB WORKER DAILY  |  TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 2012
    The case for manager as urban planner
    Gray writes: Historically, we have thought of companies as machines, and we have designed them like we design machines. It’s designed to be controlled by a driver or operator. What does city-inspired organizational design and management look like? dachis group Dave Gray Future Of Work social business design xplane Yamme
  • CLARK QUINN  |  TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 2012
    Reimagined Learning: Content & Portfolio elaborated
    In a previous post I laid out the initial framework for rethinking learning design, and in a subsequent post I elaborated the activity component. The notion is to try to reframe learning as a series of designed activities with guided reflections, and a gradual segue from mentor-designed to learner-owned. Does this resonate?
  • BOXES AND ARROWS  |  MONDAY, APRIL 9, 2012
    The Past and Future of Boxes and Arrows
    Her key message is that designers need to get their ideas out there. Show Time: 21 minutes 06 seconds. Download mp3 (audio only) Download m4a (with visuals, requires iTunes, Quicktime, or similar). iTunes. “You know what really terrifies me? That so few people actually write about what they are doing. don’t care!”
  • CLARK QUINN  |  MONDAY, APRIL 9, 2012
    Reimagined Learning: Activities elaborated
    The point is to have as widely varying description of an activity as possible, to support flexibility in designing learning experiences. design meta-learning social strategyI’ve been reflecting on the new learning model I proposed earlier , and want to share some elaborations with you. I suppose I should dig into that more, too?
  • PORTALS AND KM  |  MONDAY, APRIL 9, 2012
    Convo Provides New Web Version and Enhances Features
    These moves are all designed to make Convo more useful for large enterprises, as well as the small to mid-size market. can see how these new moves are properly designed to expand their attraction to a wider market. Convo builds on the activity stream but adds additional features to enable more comprehensive collaboration.  
  • FUTURE OF WORK  |  SUNDAY, APRIL 8, 2012
    April 2012 Newsletter
    It’s our way of helping you stay on top of developments in the worlds of technology, workplace and facilities design, the workforce, and work design—any and all of which are likely to affect the future of work, often in ways we can’t even imagine. Production design by CJ Ware ( www.cjbuilt.com ). April 2012. What is strategy?
  • FUTURE OF WORK  |  SUNDAY, APRIL 8, 2012
    Is “Operational Strategy” an Oxymoron?
    This is Part One of a two-part series on how facilities design and management affects business success.). Are the workplace designs consistent with the business’s technology needs and strategy? By Jim Ware (with assistance from Paul Carder of Occupiers Journal Limited). Oxymoron (from the Greek ????????, from “ What is Strategy?
  • FUTURE OF WORK  |  SUNDAY, APRIL 8, 2012
    The Future of. (April 2012)
    How Leaders Kill Meaning at Work. This article, from McKinsey Quarterly , describes how many organizational leaders engage in four specific destructive behaviors that kill their subordinates’ creativity, productivity, and commitment to helping their employers succeed. How to Stay Ahead of Tomorrow’s Job Market. Learning on the Move. Share It!
  • FUTURE OF WORK  |  SUNDAY, APRIL 8, 2012
    What’s Happened/Happening? (April 2012)
    The next “Talking About Tomorrow” conversation, featuring Bob Fox of Workspace Design Magazine , is already oversubscribed. Recent Activity. Talking About Tomorrow. We have long wanted to engage more directly with smart practitioners and independent experts, as we all drive in parallel towards the future of work. Now we have found a way.
  • HAROLD JARCHE  |  SUNDAY, APRIL 8, 2012
    Preparing for the future of work with PKM
    Design mindset. Future PKM workshops will be either custom designed for organizations who want these onsite, or conducted online at the Social Learning Centre, hosted by my colleague Jane Hart. Image: Gapingvoid.com. New media literacy. Virtual collaboration. Cognitive load management. Novel and adaptive thinking. Social intelligence.
  • FUTURE OF WORK  |  FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 2012
    Occupiers Journal GRID Program is Studying the Strategic Role of Facilities Management
    As you may know, Jim Ware, in addition to his leadership of The Future of Work….unlimited unlimited , is also a co-founder of Occupiers Journal Limited (OJL). OJL’s premier program, GRID ( G lobal Research I nto D evelopment) is actively seeking new members. What are the most common organizational structures and reporting relationships? Share It!
  • WEB WORKER DAILY  |  FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 2012
    Sponsor post: Brocade. The world leader in Ethernet fabrics
    It’s an automated, on-demand network designed for today’s high-bandwidth applications. Every day, billions of transactions pass through Brocade network fabrics as they push high-bandwidth applications to the very edges of the network. And perhaps, best of all, it’s here today. Find out what Brocade customers already know. Brocade.
  • WEB WORKER DAILY  |  WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 2012
    UK telecommuting study bolsters case for remote work
    The exercise was partly designed to test how the company might respond to disruption caused by the arrival of the Olympics in nearby London this summer, but the results of the experiment again illustrate the benefits of flexible working even if thousands of world-class athletes aren’t about to invade your city. Sign up for a free trial.
  • THE BAMBOO PROJECT BLOG  |  TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 2012
    Physician, Heal Thyself
    Use positive questions to explore what you want more of, rather than negative questions designed to "solve problems." . I've also been telling people to quit thinking and start doing--to experiment and then reflect on what happens. And then devise new experiments to keep moving forward. . Other advice I've given: . And (surprise!)
  • WEB WORKER DAILY  |  TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 2012
    The iPad gets its own VPN with iSimplyConnect
    It’s a much better design for controlling risks that enterprises worry about all the time.” The latest example is iSimplyConnect, a pay-as-you-go VPN service specifically built for the iPad and aimed at smaller companies. The service is a monthly subscription, which means you only pay for the months you choose to use it. with No.
  • PORTALS AND KM  |  TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 2012
    Badgeville Offers Cloud- based Gamification Platform and Expertise
     They can look at such issues as what motivates people, social mechanics and game design, how to build loyalty, and how to build effective analytics and make use of them to fine tune your program. recently spoke with Kevin Akeroryd, SVP Field Operations of Badgeville, about their offering. Kevin said that he sees four main reasons.
  • LINKED INTELLIGENCE  |  MONDAY, APRIL 2, 2012
    LinkedIn Updates People You May Know Feature
    The new People You May Know includes several enhancements designed to make it even easier to find and connect with people in your network: Streamlined user experience. Late last week, LinkedIn announced an update to their  People You May Know  feature that they will be rolling out to users over the next few weeks.
  • WEB WORKER DAILY  |  MONDAY, APRIL 2, 2012
    Independent work: Not a young person’s game?
    But are tattooed and youthful designers, developers and writers in places like Austin and Brooklyn really the heart of the trend towards increased independent work ? Not according to new research conducted by independent work consultancy MBO Partners released today. Of all those working independently they are among the most satisfied.
  • PORTALS AND KM  |  FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 2012
    State of Customer Data Integration in 2012
    The State of Customer Data Integration in 2012” report contains input from C-level executives, business analysts and IT engineers, and systems integrators and consultants who design and implement data integration for their enterprise clients. It increases CRM systems’ adoption and satisfaction. have seen it operating in the marketplace.
  • VIZTHINK BLOG  |  THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 2012
    VizThink Toulouse
    Community Community Events Events Infographics The Basics Usability & Interface Design1ère soirée VizThink Toulouse ce vendredi 30 mars 2012. Infos sur www.vizthink.fr. 1st VizThink Toulouse evening this Friday 30th 2012. All Details on www.vizthink.fr. Liked this article? You may also enjoy: VizThink Lille. Next VizThink Paris.
  • TRENDS IN THE LIVING NETWORKS  |  THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 2012
    An invitation to Sydney (and global) crowdsourcing workshops
    Design and adapt crowd business models to your own ventures. I hope you can make it! Sydney will be the site of the launch of a global series of crowdsourcing workshops over coming months in Sydney, Amsterdam, Cologne, London, Paris, Brussels, New York, San Francisco and other cities. Below is the announcement of the Sydney workshops.
  • PORTALS AND KM  |  THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 2012
    Merced Group Announces Its Partner Program
    Sympraxis also assists organizations with collaboration strategies, planning, design, change management, and managing follow on challenges.  We were doing social business years before the current buzzwords were coined. In the course of our work, we’ve collaborated with many highly skilled people with unique and valued expertise. 
  • CLARK QUINN  |  WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 2012
    Jane McGonigal Mindmap
    design games socialJane McGonigal spoke on games to change the world at the Stevenson School in Pebble Beach.
  • PORTALS AND KM  |  WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 2012
    Summary Listing of All My SXSW Notes Music and Interactive
    SXSW Notes: The Complexity Curve: How to Design for Simplicity. SXSW Notes: Design for Social Innovation and Public Good. I was pleased to attend SXSW for the first time. Except for the long lines, it exceeded expectations fo both the tech part and the music part. am grateful for  Adobe Acrobat  for enabling me to attend.
  • CLARK QUINN  |  TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 2012
    Beyond Execution
    It’s not even going to come from performance support, which while not full courses, is still designed. design social strategyIn a recent post , Harold Jarche talks eloquently about moving into the networked era, and practices of workscaping. What occurs to me, however, is that there are two separate places you’ll get to.
  • HAROLD JARCHE  |  MONDAY, MARCH 26, 2012
    Social business drives workforce development
    Everyone is involved in what used to be the instructional design process, but now there is a focus on collaboration first, performance support when needed, and training as the last choice. Communities of practice are the bridges between the work being done and diverse social networks, fostering cooperation without hierarchical structure.
  • LIBRARY CLIPS  |  MONDAY, MARCH 26, 2012
    Enterprise activity streams…sometimes it is about the technology
    This post is a design recommendation for enterprise activity streams to be more in tune with human behaviour experienced by knowledge workers in organisations, by taking cues from email clients. Because the market is still immature in the design of the tools. People say email is not the problem, it’s how people mis-use it.
  • CLARK QUINN  |  MONDAY, MARCH 26, 2012
    Scaling
    Not surprisingly, the MOOC  models that Siemens et al use, as well as the Stanford model, are of interest, seeing as how they are designed to be open to large numbers of learners. design social strategyThey introduced us to the context the night before the conference, with a series of presentations indicating the scope of the issue.
  • WEB WORKER DAILY  |  MONDAY, MARCH 26, 2012
    Tales from the Trenches: GitHub
    It just comes with being a good developer or a good designer,” he says, though Jon Maddox, a GitHub developer based in Richmond, Virginia, detects a common theme in the personality types that get hired. But that wasn’t why the company got its start as a distributed team. At first, they simply lacked an office. Talent.
  • ANECDOTE   |  THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 2012
    In communicating your strategy what do your projects say?
    Projects enable a company to design and create new products, make improvements to processes, open up new markets, etc, etc. What's more important, what we say or what we do? think we all know that our actions reveal what's really important. Actions speak louder than words and all that. Projects are your engine of change. Strategic clarity
  • CLARK QUINN  |  THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 2012
    Erik Wahl #LSCon Mindmap
    Still…: design meta-learningIt’s hard to capture Erik Wahl’s dynamic presentation at the Learning Solutions conference (e.g. he painted three separate artworks during the presentation as music videos played).
  • INFORMATION LITERACY WEBLOG  |  WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 2012
    Children searchers; First year students
    2012) "Children's search roles at home: Implications for designers, researchers, educators, and parents. These roles and trends are used to make recommendations to designers, researchers, educators, and parents about the directions to take when considering how to best aid children to become search literate." - Gross, M. et al.
  • CLARK QUINN  |  WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 2012
    John Maeda #LSCon Mindmap
    designJohn Maeda covered both creative leadership and the need for art in his keynote for Learning Solutions.
  • PORTALS AND KM  |  WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 2012
    Introduction to Google Analytics – Online Workshop
    Use data to improve site content and design. Design Google Analytics goal funnels to track visitor progress through your site. Google Analytics is a popular free tool from Google that provides a wealth of information about the visitors to your website. It can take a bit of time to uncover its full use. Keywords used to find your site.
  • BOXES AND ARROWS  |  MONDAY, MARCH 19, 2012
    Das Design Revolution
    Experience design comrades, I speak to you today because I have a vision. vision where one day the person who really matters is back at the heart of our design processes. am talking, of course, of the Designer, or more specifically, the Designer’s Portfolio. Portfolio-Centered Design. revolution if you will.
  • WEB WORKER DAILY  |  MONDAY, MARCH 19, 2012
    Is collaboration tech bad for office autocrats too?
    Or, if Burning Man seems a bit far out of the corporate sphere to be really relevant, Zach Ware, campus community development director at Zappos, offered examples of how decentralization is affecting his firm, starting with space design. the Internet) is empowering more workers to make decisions for themselves. And how about Podio?
  • HAROLD JARCHE  |  MONDAY, MARCH 19, 2012
    Working on Internet Time
    Knowledge Artisans not only design the work but can also do the work. Tweet An artisan is a skilled manual worker in a particular craft, using specialized processes, tools and machinery. Artisans were the dominant producers of goods before the Industrial Revolution. Artisans did not watch the clock and neither do knowledge artisans.
  • PORTALS AND KM  |  MONDAY, MARCH 19, 2012
    Summary Listing of my SXSW Interactive Notes
    SXSW Notes: The Complexity Curve: How to Design for Simplicity. SXSW Notes: Design for Social Innovation and Public Good. Here are all my session notes from SXSW Interactive. was pleased to attend SXSW for the first time. Except for the long lines, it exceeded expectations fo both the tech part and the music part. 20x2 at SXSW 2012.
  • KNOWLEDGE JOLT WITH JACK  |  SUNDAY, MARCH 18, 2012
    We go for tools way too soon
    Attractive" is either something more formally designed or an electronic system. When things go from the easily-changed whiteboard to something electronic - when a specific board design is rendered on the screen - it appears that it is harder to change. Maybe the tools shouldn't be introduced right away.
  • HAROLD JARCHE  |  FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 2012
    The chaotic world of work
    In commons-oriented peer production (first theorised by Yochai Benkler in his The Wealth of Networks, a “p2p” updating of Adam Smith), core value creation occurs through contributors to a shared innovation pool, a commons of knowledge, software or design. The contributors may be volunteers or paid employees. or tinyurl.
  • FUTURE OF WORK  |  THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 2012
    Arpil 19: Talking About Tomorrow
    The call with feature a conversation between Jim Ware and Bob Fox, the founder of Fox Architects and Workspace Design Magazine. 9 AM Pacific Standard Time. Free, but advance registration is required. We have scheduled the next "Talking About Tomorrow" conversation for Thursday, April 19, at 9 AM Pacific time. Share It! Upcoming Events
  • HAROLD JARCHE  |  THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 2012
    Preparing for change
    Our programme is designed to be a starting point for anyone relatively new to developing professional learning networks, as these are a core part of the distributed, digital workplaces that are slowly replacing hierarchical organizations. As I wrote in Net Work Skills : Imagine if we limited our conversations to only those in the same office.
  • WEB WORKER DAILY  |  WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 2012
    Tools for the future of work: Salesforce bets on social
    In the same ways that Rypple has taken this model of social networking and how people work together as a fundamental design point and applied it to performance management systems, you’re going to see it apply to a lot of systems around companies, whether it’s the recruiting process or compensation or learning systems. John Wookey.
  • PORTALS AND KM  |  WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 2012
    SXSW Notes: No Brochures: Digital Storytelling for Nonprofits
    Roger was taught as a print designer. Here is another in my series on SXSW events. am pleased to be attending SXSW for the first time. am grateful for Adobe Acrobat for enabling me to attend. will be attending a number of Adobe sponsored sessions. As I do with other events I will be posting my notes from most of the sessions I attend. 
 

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