I’m continuing on my theme of capturing what we learned during our Work Literacy online workshop in 2008, before Ning pulls the plug on us. Previous posts have discussed several aspects of what we learned and I’d like to review some of the summative commentary. What questions still linger? Thinking about learning. MORE >>

A just got an email from Tiffany Schlain , who had just seen my post on how hyper-connectivity is literally bringing the networks to life. know of Tiffany as the Founder of the very influential Webby Awards. What I didn't know is that she is also a filmmaker. The awesome trailer is below - well worth watching. MORE >>

Debates over whether the Internet is making us smart or stupid are entertaining in the bar and can serve as a pleasant background noise for ruminating during a keynote address in a dimly lit hotel ballroom. When I get back to work on Monday (or more likely on Sunday night) I return to the reality of working in a fundamentally digital environment. MORE >>

This is the tenth in a series of notes on the Enterprise 2.0 conference in Boston , June 14- 17. This one is different as it covers the session led by myself and by my Darwin colleague, Thierry Hubert, Using Chaos Theory Principals to Overcome Information Overload within the Enterprise and on the Web.  It is since the advent of the Web 2.0 MORE >>

I'll do some blog posts about the AULIC (Avon Libraries In Cooperation) event (held at Bath Spa University) where I was speaking today. Andy Ramsden (Head of e-learning at the University of Bath) talked about the use of QR codes (example QR code on the right). QR code on a poster with a web link) also for linking the web and mobile phones (e.g. MORE >>