Sorry I haven't been posting, but my (reasonably short) paper on Learning Wisdom has been this week's topic of discussion over at ITFORUM. ITFORUM's a group of largely university-based faculty and staff in instructional technology MORE >>

Like Rod Boothby, I've also been thinking about Jason Kolb's argument as to why users are not programmers - Kolb says: "I think you would find that a very minimal percentage of people would count "macro writing" or any type of MORE >>

I generally agree with what Donald has to say, but on this post, I think he's right about collaboration vs. independent work, but draws a bad conclusion: Donald Clark Plan B: Dumbness of Crowds. First - I tend to agree with Donald that most Web 2.0 This is true in most project teams. Rather, you divide the work, and bring it together. MORE >>

jeff nolan helped found a group called the enterprise irregulars. first and foremost, it is an online discussion group. the list is invitation only. was lucky enough to be invited to join a while ago. the back and forth is blunt MORE >>

i met john smith and bev trayner face-to-face for the first time last year in florence at a cp2 dialogue. i'd known both of them for years before this meeting. before florence it was an online and skype acquaintance MORE >>