Social Technologies

  • Sep302013
    Article

    How did “social” get the black hat?

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    “Social” as Learning, Improving and Celebrating Some time ago, I sent out invitations to join an asynchronous five-day conversation...

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  • Jun162012
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    And the prize goes to…

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    If you read my last post, you saw that we held a “twitter un-chat” as part of our efforts...

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  • Oct272011
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    KM as Hierarchical?

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    Yesterday I tweeted that authors of a blog post about knowledge management had managed to push my buttons. I...

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  • May242011
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    What are we doing on twitter?

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    You have undoubtedly noticed the exponential growth of tips—on twitter, for example—about how to achieve things through social media....

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  • Apr212010
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    Respected Leaders’ Work with Boundaries

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    I am about to respond to a request from some colleagues to post ideas from recent research. To set...

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  • Mar302010
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    Who’s In & Who’s Out?

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    A comment by John Lebkowsky in twitter about democracy standing in line piqued my interest and led me to...

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  • Feb272010
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    Sometimes you just have to write

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    Yesterday, I read an that inspired this poem: Twepistemologies with apologies (and credit) to John Godfrey Saxe There were...

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  • Jan052010
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    Digital Habitats & Tech Stewardship

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    If you are interested in communities of practice and related technologies, there is an exciting new book in print....

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  • Oct312009
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    Bridging KM and D&D

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    This morning, Sandy Heierbacher of the National Coalition for Dialogue and Deliberation (NCDD) asked about my views on the...

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  • Mar262009
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    Smart People Magazine

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    Those of you in knowledge management circles probably know the work of Jerry Ash. Jerry has left some of...

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