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eLearning Technology Tony Karrers eLearning Blog on e-Learning Trends eLearning 2.0 Personal Learning Informal Learning Corporate eLearning eLearning Design Authoring Tools Rapid e-Learning Tools eLearning (e-Learning) e-Learning Software Blended e-Learning e-Learning Tools Learning Management Systems (LMS) e-Learning ROI and Metrics Search via eLearning Learning for first time visitors Tuesday, March 30, 2010 Social Media for Knowledge Workers : eLearning Technology Last week I had a presentation Brought to you by: Work Literacy

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Tony Karrer: Social Media for Knowledge Workers

For some productivity enlightenment on this topic, I turned to online marketing advisor and founder of The Blog Squad, Denise Wakeman. Dipping in two to three times a day with the sole purpose of connecting, retweeting, answering questions and following links helps keep you focused, present and visible. Wakeman: I automate some of my tweeting — such as automatically posting links to my blog posts when they are published and Lately, I’ve been spending a fair amount of time in “tweet space.&# Not so much for myself, but for my clients — helping them figure out how to get the most marketing bang for their Twitter buck, and showing them ways to build their following and streamline their Twitter time management.

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Making Twitter Time Productive

With so many toys on the market for the graphic design student or professional designer, one post wasn’t enough.   Let’s take a look at other new, free, or simply awesome software available for download. WizFlow Flowcharter For your corporate clients in need of presentation help, WizFlow can be your best friend

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Graphic Design Software – Part II

presenting at the Enterprise Search Summit 2010. We are presenting on Deriving Order From Chaos Through The presentation provides a practical content such as blogs or online news sites, as well as subsets of unstructured or Thierry Hubert and I will be presenting It will be at the Hilton in New Brought to you by: Work Literacy

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Join Me at Enterprise Search Summit 2010 in NYC

This is just a quick entry to thank all of you who responded to my recent travails as I once again got into a death match and barely made it out intact.. well, sort of. I now sport a new right jaw that almost matches my former “new” left jaw and incredible swelling that will take a few weeks to subside.

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SLOWLY making my way back……

Here are the links I put in it (note that there are also some links in the transcript, given by Vicki and Marshall): – The main LILAC website is at [link] – The Twitter stream is [link] Blog reports about the conference – Christine Irving (Scottish Information Literacy Project) – post includes links to their presentations . [link] Several informative posts: [link] – Jane Secker on Social Software, libraries & e-learning blog : [link] – Lesley Thomson , Mind Bloggling , [link] – Sarah Faye Cohen : The Sheck Spot , [link] – Joeyanne Libraryanne “Resources Brought to you by: Work Literacy

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Report from the LILAC conference: links etc.

What would you need to do to make that happen and to only make that happen (and not start catering to other demands that might present themselves as a result of your efforts, unless they support your intentions)? What core tasks and milestones do you need to meet each day, week or month to see this through?

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A Challenge: Stay True to Your Intentions

Before, I treated it sort of as an afterthought, including some information on Twitter during the two weeks that I covered blogging. could visit blogs any time I wanted, read the content, and comment on posts. Especially with RSS, once I was subscribed to a blog , I would never miss any content coming from it.

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Coming to terms with Twitter

When I travel, I use my laptop to work; I write, I diagram, I create presentations , and catch up on email. The iPad, however, was announced as coming with (or having available) software for word processing (Pages), diagramming (OmniGraffle), presentations (Keynote), and email (Mail). And once I tweeted this outcome, I very shortly thereafter had several requests for this blog post! (The I’m usually a late adopter of new technology, largely because I’m frugal.

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The (Initial) iPad Experience

was involved in one example were a blog was substituted for email and attachments as the way to support collaboration by a task force. The members had no choice and it was not presented as a big deal, just a switch in tools.  I recently received a survey that looked at ERP Implementation strategies . The results made sense to me.

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What Can Enterprise 2.0 Adoption Learn from ERP Implementations?

can design presentations at home in Keynote and then take them on the road using the iPad. ll also prepare in advance blank draft blog posts that are pre-completed with thumbnail photos (for instance, the event logo) and any advertising banners I intend to use.

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The iPad, Take Two: A Truly Mobile Blogging Device

“And that’s the way it is.” Former CBS News anchor Walter Cronkite closed every nightly broadcast with that signature phrase, a signal to his viewers of not simply the conclusion of his broadcast but the authenticity of what they had just experienced. The familiar phrase, repeated every weeknight, threw a security blanket around his viewers. His mantra — decisive on principle and incisive on purpose — made his audience feel special, that they had been part of something tailored specifically for them

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Rally Your Audience with a Signature Close

It was badly out of date, and the information architecture was decrepit to both users and search engines. Our goals were: Make content visible and easy to find Create an enjoyable and valuable user experience so users would return Increase page impressions to bring in ad revenue Allow site staff to present more rich media content Give the site more personality and interactivity The UX team created personas from ethnographic studies, online surveys, and in-depth interviews with users. This need gave rise to much more integrated blog postings.

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Case study of agile and UCD working together

But Marshall McLuhan said that, “We look at the present through a rear-view mirror. Smith Can’t Teach: The challenge of multiple media literacies in tumultuous times [follow the link to the PDF of entire paper at bottom of Mark's blog post]. Finally, Professor Mike Wesch, in the video of his presentation to The Library of Congress, An Anthropological Introduction to YouTube , gives examples of how videos, and video-making , are creating a different What is literacy?

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Literacies

blog at Sophisticated Finance where I discuss the interrelationship between strategy, finance and technology. If time permits I write blog posts until 7 a.m., which I use for OLPC presentations. run OpenOffice Presentation as a Sugar activity when I present for OLPC.

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WWD Reader Profile: Robert Hacker, Financial Consultant

A while back I posted about and shared a presentation I did at a KM Conference in Perth last year. That presentation contained a couple of slides on participation and I spent a lot of time talking about these slides. For the CoP facilitators at my work I thought I would flesh this out into it’s own presentation , as participation is an important topic

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Presentation : Participation in Communities of Practice

Last year I wrote a short series of blogs on the AppGap called the “3 KMs:” Big KM , Little KM , and Personal KM . started putting some definitions around social terms in this blog recently (see Socializing), and then I was asked to give a talk about “social media” for a client (this is available on SlideShare ). That was the opportunity I needed to break out the distinctions in social media.

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The Four SMs: Media SM

I thought it would be worthwhile to pull together these resources. Twitter and Teaching Twitter Tips: for Teachers & Educators – Don’t Waste Your Time , May 9, 2009 Twitter in the classroom: 10 useful resources – Social Media in Learning , August 12, 2009 Presentation : Twitter in Education – Don’t Waste Your Time , May 12, 2009 Adding Facebook and Twitter to student participation – Don’t Waste Your Time , November 4, 2009 Twitter in your Teaching – eLearning Acupuncture , September 24, 2009 Twitter – A Teaching and Learning Tool How Brought to you by: Work Literacy

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Twitter for Learning – 55 Great Articles

It looks like I have a set of posts on ViewModel, aka MVVM, that have organically emerged into a series or story of sorts. Recently, I blogged about The Case for ViewModel , and another on View/ViewModel Association using Convention and Configuration , and a long while back now, I posted an Introduction to the ViewModel Pattern as I was myself picking up this pattern, which has since become the natural way for me to program client applications

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View/ViewModel Interaction – Bindings, Commands and Triggers

We are always looking for ways to improve. [ blogs -support@cisco] March 22, 2010 The IT Challenges of Enterprise 2.0 The meteoric rise and popularity of Web 2.0 tools and technologies presents several business and technical challenges for corporate IT

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