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Community of Practice facilitation training
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Jay Cross Aug. 5, 2007.
Help needed - academic debate in the blogosphere
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Helen Nicol Jul. 10, 2007.
Participation and Trust in online communities
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Helen Nicol Jun. 5, 2007.
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- Your passions?
- Informal learning, communities of practice, blogging, web 2.0, learning,knowledge sharing, people!
- About Me:
- I'm studying for an MEd in Training and Development, my dissertation is on blogging for learning and knowledge sharing, and I work for NHS Connecting for Health in capacity and capability development
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Enterprise 2.0 - the human element
I'm a happy sausage - I've not being involved in this area for long, and have only been blogging about a month, but I had a lovely suprise today just after I'd posted on Enterprise 2.0, noting that the emphasis on the functionality and potential of Web 2.0 applications is overshadowing the human element of collaborative software use. The post is called Enterprise 2.0, same problem, different p
… ContinuePosted on June 16, 2007 at 8:52am — 3 Comments
Anonymity in Online Community
Something I’ve come up against in my research into the usefulness of blogging for knowledge sharing and learning – the issue of anonymity.
To protect participants in terms of my research, all the members of the community taking part are anyonomised. They appear to like
… ContinuePosted on May 28, 2007 at 5:57am — 1 Comment
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How are you chuck? Jo x
Well @picture... I turned 40 and for that occasion my family got together for the first time in many years. I am still feeling the enthusiasm of them all :-)
*guilt*
Indeed, schapen is not that common anymore (-;
your blog looks great and is interesting because of its mixture of development and training. The institute I work for (ITM) also has a strong connection with developing countries and especially medical training.
Obviously you also have a keen interest in visual arts, entering a digital photograpy competition: WAW.