| |
| | | CLARK QUINN OCTOBER 6, 2011 Motivation & Gamification The initial Learning 3.0 conference (well-done, Phillip, Julie, & Leah) was held in conjunction with The Motivation Show, a large conference (dwarfing our little group) and Expo on incentive and recognition programs. And it’s thought-provoking. So you can imagine my reaction as I walked the motivation expo hall on the last day. Reckon? | | | | | | | | |
| - The Question: What is the most interesting thing you came across today?
Twitter has moved from asking ‘what are you doing now?’ ’ to ‘what’s happening?’, While many contribute nothing of value to Twitter, many extraordinarily talented and interesting contributors are doing what they can to add value to others. It is a choice we make, by how we engage in our social networks. MORE >> -
PORTALS AND KM | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2011 Enabling Content Discovery within the Enterprise and On the Web
Web 2.0 has created massive amounts of content, much of it user generated and unstructured, making information overload grow exponentially. Now as Enterprise 2.0 infiltrates organizations, the potential for content overload is reaching into new spaces. Many are now looking the voice of customer on the Web. Here are links to the series. MORE >> - Watch a robot surgeon peel a grape: the extension of human powers
This awesome video from New Scientist TV shows a surgical robot with a human operator peeling a grape. This technology greatly augments what human surgeons can do, and also provides a platform for telesurgery. The robot has four arms, three of which can hold instruments like a scalpel or surgical scissors. Future of work Technology trends MORE >> -
HAROLD JARCHE | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2011  Most influential e-learning bloggers
Tweet Many thanks to the E-learning Council , members and their readers for the vote of confidence. Informal Learning Learning NetworkedLearning MORE >> -
 Animated excursions into the future: the extraordinary implications of utility fog
I caught up with fellow futurist Kristin Alford last week, yet another first time face-to-face meeting after a long time interacting online. It seems most of the people I meet these days are people I know from Twitter. Kristin pointed me to some of what her company Bridge8 is doing in creating animated videos about the future. MORE >>
- Me, On The Book And More JOHN BATTELLE'S SEARCHBLOG | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2011
- Companies Get a Little More Social on LinkedIn LINKED INTELLIGENCE | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2011
- Help Me Interview Michael Roth, CEO of Interpublic Group (And Win Free Tix to Web 2) JOHN BATTELLE'S SEARCHBLOG | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2011
| |
