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This is a brief report and things we learned about the experimental ‘knowledge networking’ and ‘social reporting’ facilitation work done at Online Information 2008 , co-authored between David Wilcox and Emma Wallace and me. Media Sandbox report, November 2008) The first thing we did was read the lessons learned from our work We worked with Lorna Candy and the team at Incisive Media to help them provide more networking opportunities for delegates and speakers before and during the conference, online and offline, using different tools. Background:

By Steve Borgatti, Carroll School of Management, Boston College Introduction All knowledge is socially constructed, but some more than others. In some cases, an individual interacts with a number of others who may be completely unaware of what problem he is trying to solve, and then, with the knowledge gained, the individual goes off by himself and synthesizes a solution. In other cases, the new knowledge is co-created by These two kinds of knowledge creation are supported by different kinds of network structures. Individual Creativity To maximize individual

We (team of 3) are doing a study about Monitoring and Evaluation of Knowledge Management Interventions. After all, the aim is not to have a community of practice, but to have a functional community of practice and which functional I mean stewarding knowledge and innovating practices. One remarkable thing is the concept of Knowledge Management itself . Let me use (part of) a rainy saturday afternoon to try and organize some of my new thoughts about impact assessment. I

In 2008, I published a vendor product catalog that has details of over 50 of the vendors, beyond these listed descriptions. Update: Feb 2008, now acquired by ONEsite) SiteLife from Pluck Pluck already has some other products this could be interesting. Affinity Circles This seems to have quite a few educational clients, interesting. Kick Apps White label hosted version. Web Crossing Social networking and collaboration suite. Crowd Factory “Platform that allows you to create a social network site similar to MySpace” CollectiveX Doesn’t

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on Facebook is ‘infantilising’ the human mind Liz Strauss on Blog It, Earn It - Barter Based Blogging Converge magazine on Recovery.gov: Off to a slow start allison on Coworking – Making Lonely Freelancers Yesterday’s News Wikinomics» Blog Archive » Blog It, Earn It - Barter Based Blogging on The netGuide Wiki collaboration leads to happiness Posted March 26th, 2008 by Anthony D. presented this slide during a talk I gave at Nokia today and someone pointed out that the happy faces on the left

How Toyota and Linux Keep Collaboration Simple 8/1/2005 The Toyota and Linux communities illustrate time-tested techniques for collaboration under pressure: Share knowledge widely, frequently, and in small increments, and use universally available tools to do it. This collaboration also relies on two infrastructure components: a shared pool of knowledge and universally available tools for moving knowledge around. Common intellectual property. From Harvard Business Review . by Philip Evans and Bob Wolf Tuesday, December 2, 2003 Near midnight, Andrea Barisani, system administrator in the physics department of the University of Trieste, discovered that an attacker had struck his institutions Gentoo Linux server.