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Examples of these theories in an integrated format, in practice are not common. An integrated learning 2.0 I would argue, however, that we are the clearest example of an integrated approach to what the participative web has to offer in learning in specific subject area.
It also means that we can integrate the elements and that users can dive in, immerse themselves in the resources, and develop a live culture of learning the language. Ken Pontydysgu - Bridge to Learning » Blog Archive » Peronal Learning Environments, Mash-ups and Personalised Learning Systems Says: May 29th, 2008 at 9:43 am […] this morning comes the idea of Personalised Learning Systems. Here Comes Everybody » Blog Archive » Is ItalianPod the future?
I actually believe that audio and visuals are the great new frontier that, when integrated with text, will open all sorts of new learning possibilities. Ken Carroll networks, languages, and learning 2.0 About Ken Carroll « Is ChinesePod setting industry standards? Constructionism works » Are podcasts inferior to text? Recently, Lisa Neal, editor in chief at E Learning magazine blogged a rather odd piece called Ten Reasons Why Podcasts are Inferior to Text.
Home About Full Circle Contact Resources Wiki Full Circus Full Circle Associates connections for a changing world, online and offline… Jun 03 2008 Ask Idealware: Solutions for Tagging and Archiving a Discussion List Published by Nancy White at 12:54 pm under social media , technology stewardship Laura Quinn asked me to contribute an answer towards Idealware's Ask Idealware. Especially so we can easily archive and tag the posts.
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At the same time, and just like for the iPad Apps, it would give me an opportunity to create a record, an archive, of the ones I have been sharing already over at Twitter, under the same hash tag: #elsuapps before they all disappear into thin air , like it's happened in the past.
Consider the virtual networking before the event and how to integrate with it - these new event networking systems are great - but how do they work when you're actually on site? Ed Mitchell: Platform neutral Network and community design and facilitation; event design and facilitation.
Since talking about this project publicly, we have found that there are very few 'community' teams in HQs which are pragmatically integrated into the membership communities, so we wanted to share our findings to help others. Ed Mitchell: Platform neutral Network and community design and facilitation; event design and facilitation.
It is not uncommon to hear bloggers talking about reusing their archives, either to save time by sending a link to old weblog post to answer a question, or by turning them into a report or even a book. Integration While my Dutch is still far from perfect I am happy with any opportunity to reach local audiences. One of them was writing two articles on blogging for Dutch magazine Informatie Professional – on weblog as an instrument to develop ideas and as a networking tool.
distinguish specific posts and their metadata, browse through the archives or subscribe to the updates). Integration This is a piece from the current version of final chapter of my dissertation where I discuss blogging across various boundaries.
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Innovation cannot happen without an explicit process to enable knowledge sharing, integration and insights -linked explicitly to an innovation "receptor" 3.
2) capture the material in an intelligible archive? To keep building on Thomas' question, the issue is not so much standardization of tools and platforms as it is of integration. Integration is not just standardization. February 16, 2010.
Wisdom arose during the 8th and final stage of psychosocial development which is "ego integrity over despair&#. www.straitsknowledge.com blog articles how-to guides events publications book videos about Wisdom - The Question for Every 64-Year Old Wisdom = Cognitive Processing + Emotion Management! In the Straits Times Review Section of May 8, 2007 (two days ago), there was a piece on defining wisdom or at least a sub-heading on it.
Key things: - talking about SharePoint site provisioning and archiving - see the product OpenText Application Governance & Archiving for Microsoft SharePoint. project completion, and records management requirements), will also archive the sites.
I find it helps me with an archive and hopefully is also useful to you. eDiscovery Market Consolidates but Integration Remains a Challenge. Here is the monthly listing of my Fast Forward blog posts. There is a separate category for these summaries in my right side column on this blog. There will be more in August. Enhancing Product Development with Enterprise 2.0. Operating at Strategic Speed by Engaging and Empowering Employees: Some Useful Guidelines for Enterprise 2.0 Adoptions.
There's a number of sessions here at IBM Connect about the use of Sametime in organizations, and the integration into business processes. Includes event archiving for ediscovery. Integrates with Connections for uploading files directly into the meeting. Special call out to Arkadin (voice conferencing added to Sametime), Epilio (to integrate PGI audioconferencing with Sametime), Cisco (for telephony, done some interface simplification), and others.
Integration requires vendor cooperation to deliver a supportable configuration. Often, IM/presence vendors work with third-party vendors that focus on this space to deliver an end-to-end archival and records management solution. Application Integration. Organizations have come to expect IM/presence platforms to integrate with desktop productivity tools (office suites, e-mail clients). They also expect integration with enterprise portals.
In an interview with New Media Age (subscription wall, but archived below) Manish Mehta, global VP of online at Dell, said Dell planned to roll out social shopping tools on its site in 2011, allowing people to shop together in real time on Dell's e-commerce site. One challenge that remains to be met, according to Dell, is how to apply the learnings to create an integrated and coherent socially-enhanced digital experience – shopping, community and service.
Yammer, despite multiple requests, did not respond to my earlier post on the need for tools in this category to support policy, integration, security and other capabilities expected by enterprise decision-makers. On archive/logging, while individual sessions are captured - will conversation threads need to be built to satisfy records management and e-discovery needs. We take service availability, integrity, and confidentiality very seriously. Archive/Logging.
For social areas - social networking, social analytics, social content, and social integration. It's integrated and seamless by design. -. integrating Connections into Notes 9 Social Edition, Microsoft Outlook and Office, and Mobile Clients. Various Microsoft customers say, "IBM integrates better with Outlook and Internet Explorer than Microsoft does." Want to integrate other applications into there.
Kia Siang Hock – Single OneSearch Service across libraries, archives and museums. Mark Garlinghouse – Integrating internal and external knowledge sources for an R&D function. Here are the pdfs from the 15 case studies presented at the IKO Conference this week. You'll find the case outlines as well as the presenter slides, and any additional materials presented by the case presenters. Agnes Molnar – Next generation SharePoint.
I believe there are discussions among funding agencies about how to archive material … but I don't hear much about what to do next. It will provide every sort of social media tool, and both stands on its own as a system and integrates with external sources.