field, or are involved in some shape or form with social computing within the enterprise, you may have read about the tsunami of conversations that have been going on as a result of a rather thought-provoking and controversial article that Dennis Howlett has put together over at Irregular Enterprise under the now well known title " Enterprise 2.0: MORE >>

2002) proposes these differences: Communities of Practice. Sometimes the two blur and the difference may be more about a point of view than anything else. (This post is cross-posted from my blog at Learning Alliances.). But there are are also differences between the two. Quoting from the Table 2.2 Project teams. Who belongs? Fuzzy. MORE >>

Learning through connectivity is not a new idea; there is a long history of research into networked learning (Steeple & Jones, 2002; Goodyear et al., As a result this online communication may be more thorough and reflective , whilst at the same time always offering the potential for replying, but not forcing this. Abstract. 2010). MORE >>

So he has been using a Web-based community for new talent since 2002. He said that this may the most important Lotusphere ever. This is the first in a series of my notes on Lotusphere 2011. am very pleased to be back after ten years. first came to co-present a Lotus Notes based KM project with my client. Now I return as a blogger.  MORE >>

Entropy is essentially a measure of how organized or disorganized a system is, of the number of ways in which a system may be arranged, often taken to be a measure of “disorder&# (the higher the entropy, the higher the disorder). 2000; Jørgensen, 2002; Fath et al., Ecosystem growth and development. Brian D. Fath, Sven E. 2001). MORE >>