For a recent presentation designed to help people better understand Personal Knowledge Management (PKM) I anticipated that beyond the word Personal things would get sticky, lofty, and filled with preconception. “Knowledge Management” is loaded to say the least. As such it can serve as a barrier to understanding the information. I decided to bookend the […]
Surf’s Up!: An Analogy for PKM Read More »
Executive: We need a course on blah, blah, blah. Learning Professional: …Right. OK, who is the audience? What is the objective? Really? Back up. What the heck just happened? There’s a good chance their Lizard Brain kicked in, that’s what happened. If you’re not familiar with the Lizard Brain, also known as Reptilian Brains, Primitive Brain, Old
Overcoming the Learning Professional’s Lizard Brain Read More »
Two relatively recent tweets helped formulate my thinking about our mobile workforce. The first a vision, the second a reality. “The firm of the future may be ten million people working together for ten minutes” – @EskoKilpi “Hans: It would be ridiculous for my company to invest in me, where I expect to change job
Residue Not Retention as a Strategy Read More »
What I’ve learned about Personal Knowledge Management (PKM) I have learned socially, informally and “non-formally” too (See Harold Jarche’s @hjarche PKM Workshop opportunity in @C4LPT‘s Social Media Centre). Mostly I’ve pulled my understanding from a knowledgeable network of people of my choosing. Recommendations of people have been presented but not in a traditional formal method. My
My PKM approach: People, Simplicity, and Discipline Read More »
