The prevailing Twitter wisdom is that we should avoid tweeting about ourselves too much, and post information in which others are interested. But about those “others,&# those 100-plus — or 1,000-plus — people who watch your tweets crank past, ticker-like, each day: How do you know what’s of interest to them ? provides a U.S. MORE >>

Was on a call with my Internet Time Alliance colleagues, and we were talking about how to help organizations make the transition from delivering courses to supporting the full performance ecosystem.  She was about to give a presentation, and we were talking through her slides. ISPI) would miss the same things it misses.  That’s the goal. MORE >>

As our Work Literacy Ning site (2008) is in danger of getting bumped off the Net due to Ning’s new pricing policy , I will post some of the key articles here so we don’t lose them. Thanks again to Michele Martin for writing a significant portion of this. Introduction to Social Networking. friends, professional colleagues), etc. MORE >>

A couple of weeks ago I flew to Perth to participate in a scenario planning project for a mining company. As I struck up conversation with the person next to me, it turned out we would both be presenting and contributing to the same workshop. In short: make sure you recycle your mobile phone! MORE >>

I've had Brown and Duguid's The Social Life of Information on my reading list for a long time. finally picked up a copy at the library, and I was happily surprised that it holds up well after ten+ years. Sure there are some dated examples, but the overall idea still makes sense. Our business processes have much more than just the inputs and outputs. MORE >>