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43 Articles match "2006","Examples","Social Network Analysis"
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Socializing
I recently tweeted an observation of David Weinberger' s on how our language has shifted: Over the past decade, we’ve gone from talking about social circles to social networks. Networks draw lines among us. Just as when I was young I had trouble parsing "ice cream social" because I didn't see "social" as a noun.)
Networks, Complexity, and Relatedness
- Monday, February 15, 2010
Technologically Externalized Knowledge and Learning « Connectivism
Connectivism networked and social learning « Utah State OpenCourseWare, lowriders, and system design Future of learning: LMS or SNS? We don’t have to look very far to see examples of this simple rule: classrooms, design of organizational work activities, politics, and the operation of financial markets. Or Connector.
www.connectivism.ca
- Thursday, February 11, 2010
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Predictions for enterprise social software and social network analysis
Gartner has released five interesting predictions for social software. By 2014, social networking services will replace e-mail as the primary vehicle for interpersonal communications for 20 percent of business users. Through 2012, over 70 percent of IT-dominated social media initiatives will fail. More like over 95%.
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Green Chameleon » Folksonomies and Rich Serendipity
In the classic folksonomic sites, the tags are exposed to everybody and they become social property. But web searches and hyperlink trails also follow random serendipity, so it’s hard to explain the explosion of enthusiasm around social tagging – not an explosion of theoretical interest, but of actual use, implying usefulness.
Green Chameleon
- Thursday, October 19, 2006
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Green Chameleon » How to Kill a Knowledge Environment with a Taxonomy
Financial procedures tend to change slowly for example, while manufacturing or technology-related work may change rapidly. To see an example of this plethora of competition between knowledge organization devices we need go no farther than online bookseller Amazon. These are our knowledge neighbourhoods , arranged for different uses.
Green Chameleon
- Tuesday, October 10, 2006
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Green Chameleon » Blog comments
But there are other high context taxonomic systems that work quite well: engineering or scientific taxonomies, for example, where users can tolerate deep and specialised taxonomic hierarchies because they have been educated into them. But it’s a lovely example of “strange taxonomies, you’re quite right. RSS2.0
Green Chameleon
- Monday, June 19, 2006
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Green Chameleon » Why Do We Share Knowledge?
Here are a few examples I can think of: Inadvertent knowledge sharing – I let something slip by accident (I’m not a Freudian, things CAN happen by accident!) would conclude by reexamining Patrick’s earlier examples: I would pick out several of those which I disagree with: 1. In my previous post What is Knowledge Sharing?
Green Chameleon
- Thursday, July 6, 2006
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Green Chameleon » What is Knowledge Sharing?
For example: what’s the opposite of knowledge sharing? For example, you don’t notice or know that somebody could benefit from the knowledge you have? Cheers all :D Awie Posted on July 07, 2006 at 09:20 PM | Comment permalink Hi, this is really what I’m thinking about and looking for things to read. RSS2.0
Green Chameleon
- Thursday, July 6, 2006
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Collaborative Thinking: Tagging Beyond Content: Applications & People
Collaborative Thinking Perceptions on collaboration and social software by Mike Gotta « Microsoft "People Ready" = Lotus "Super Human Software" | Main | CIOTalk Radio Interview: Making Enterprise Portals Work! raquo; March 28, 2006 Tagging Beyond Content: Applications & People This post was originally contributed at CollaborationLoop.
Collaborative Thinking
- Tuesday, March 28, 2006
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Green Chameleon » Universities and KM Practice
And last week I attended KMAP 2006 in Hong Kong, organised by The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (disclosure: I teach for them) the City University of Hong Kong and the Hong Kong Knowledge Management Society. The emphasis on social networks by the organizer created a strong ponding among those who attended the conference.
Green Chameleon
- Thursday, December 21, 2006
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Green Chameleon » Information and Records Management Policy Development Guidelines
The organisation will need to make decisions and give clear guidance about how knowledge and information sharing is to be balanced with information security, for example. Knowledge, information and records form a continuum that needs to be managed holistically, and an integrated policy framework helps to support this. All rights reserved.
Green Chameleon
- Monday, June 26, 2006
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Collaborative Thinking: Microsoft Eyes Future of Teleconferencing with RoundTable
Microsofts OneNote is an example but these types of tools typically dont receive a lot of strategic attention. Given the growing interest in social software tools that emphasize rich media, Im sure other vendors will be popping into this space. Thats unfortunate. plug-in. Your comment has not yet been posted. Please try again.
Collaborative Thinking
- Monday, October 23, 2006
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