I heard a short story on a local radio program this morning discussing the use of Traditional Media and Social Media. The story is not the part that caught my attention though. I got hung up on the use of the term “traditional” to define newsprint, television, radio, billboards, etc. I find it interesting (but […]
Sometimes (many times) you don’t have bottomless budgets and are “stuck” with the technology you’ve got. Well, true creativity happens in a box and sometimes that box is SharePoint. SharePoint as you are likely aware is a Microsoft enterprise platform that has many functions from document management, workflows, individual sites and department sites. Many organizations
SharePoint for Formal Social Learning Read More »
12 years ago this month I got laid off from a job I held for just under 2 years. You’d think that wouldn’t be much time to make it memorable but it was. And an experience that I didn’t recognize as such at the time but one that subconsciously nestled in and blossomed later. I
It’s not the Length of Experiences that matter but the Experiences that Lengthen Read More »
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 »
As I launched my campaign to yet again run a 1/2 marathon and begin a training regiment that will involve early morning runs in the heart of winter, my wife encouraged me to join Method 360, an exercise class she’s been attending several times a week to strengthen her core and improve he overall fitness. She
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