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PLEASE Don’t Blog or Tweet
Can you ever imagine these situations in a business setting? By by D'Arcy Norman on Flickr Billy grabs a pen and paper and starts writing, “Hi. I am writing this note because I was told I should. I am...
View ArticleWikis – Day 4 – Overcoming Bad Stigmas
Week 4: Wikis: Day 4 Wiki, Blog, “social,” even RSS can be four letter words and leave a bad taste in the mouth. I can’t tell you how many times I have seen people shutter at the very mention of any...
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Wikis – Day 3 – Privacy & Adoption
Week 4: Wikis: Day 3 Photo by SashaW on Flickr Before we jump in to the exercise, let’s talk privacy. There is some information you obviously don’t want open to the public – from a work or personal...
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Wiki – Day 2 – How Wikis are Used
Week 4: Wikis: Day 2 Some things are beautiful because they are easy to use the first time and don’t need much of an explanation, if any at all. It has always made me laugh that instructions are...
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Wiki – Day 1 – An Introduction
Week 4: Wikis: Day 1 Not only have you lived this scenario, but I am sure you all love it – right…? Photo by darkpatator on Flickr You need to get some feedback on a proposal so you write it up in...
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Corvettes, Waiters and Wikis
photo credit: Joelh085 This morning my 14 year old son said that he LOVED Corvettes and I asked why. You see, every time he and my 11 year old son see a Corvette or Mustang, they gets all excited –...
View ArticleRequirement to Social Learning Adoption #1 – Relative Advantage
“Relative Advantage is the degree to which an innovation is perceived as better than the idea it supersedes.” (Diffusion of Innovations, p. 15) How do we get adoption for social learning (or anything...
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Why #9: Complements Learning
Image by inf via Flickr WHY #9: Complements Learning The next characteristic of social learning is that it is not supposed to be threatening to the training department. Instead it is to complement...
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