Follow me on Twitter. Filed in Business storytelling , Communities of practice. Storytelling is represented with bears, business narrative with fish and communities of practice with balloons. 2008 marks a busy year for Anecdote and this graphic gives you an idea of our workshop schedule. Keep you posted. MORE >>

knew from that experience that whenever we talked about technology (social media) we needed to also talk about practice and the human beings doing the practicing. This is true of both the technology and the practices. Communities of Practice and Learning. This has become a central practice and learning focus in my life. MORE >>

Funny enough for a book with this title, the book really isn't about Twitter - or any other specific service. Twitter simply serves as the most familiar vehicle to have a discussion around how we operate in the world of blogging and forums and Twitter and Facebook and all the other social services that are out there. MORE >>

practice communities of practice The idea that learning involves a deepening process of participation in a community of practice has gained significant ground in recent years. Much of her work has focused on on the 're-conceiving' of learning, learners, and educational institutions in terms of social practice. MORE >>

Technology is the tail wagging the dog when it comes to knowledge management - it always has been. Some of the latest blog and twitter conversation threads on KM vs. social computing or KM vs. Enterprise 2.0 So I find it very refreshing to come across posts like this: Back to First Principles for Knowledge Management. forces.  MORE >>