There needs to be diversity of ideas and anenvironment where failures and reflection are valued as learningenablers. Mostly thishappens as a natural byproduct of conversations within groups and isrecognized by the issues, the values, the beliefs and in the languageof a community of practice. This is where learning products reside. MORE >>

Sales Buy Try The Social Software Value Matrix Michael Idinopulos April 29, 2009 - 4:12 PM Comments (4) | TrackBacks (0) Mom always told me, "Its whats inside that counts." They recognize the extent to which Twitter, Facebook, Wikipedia, and other mass-collaboration forums present both opportunities and risks. Thats heady stuff. MORE >>

In prepping for tomorrow nights #lrnchat, Marcia Conner was asking about the value proposition of virtual worlds. The overhead is high with virtual worlds on the social issue, so ordinarily I’d not put much weight on value proposition for informal learning, but…  two things are swaying me. So, what say you? MORE >>

interface but with exceptionally robust data collection, storage and presentation engines. So issues of credentials, trust, value etc will all come to the surface in science as they are in media today. Many of the great discoveries in science have involved “seeing&# patterns when no one else can. There is a cholera outbreak. MORE >>

« Accelerating Decisions and Innovations | Main | Intuition’s Role in Making Decisions » June 18, 2007 New Fundamentals of Knowledge Worker Productivity Eric Mack and I will present a new workshop on personal knowledge management at the 11th annual KMWorld & Intranets Conference and Exhibition. MORE >>