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30 Articles match "Asynchronous","Synchronous"
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Sunday, March 14, 2010
The phone diagram shown below indicates that I think the phone is on the participation end (unless you reify the conversation with a recording); you have to participate in real time, so it’s synchronous (exchanging voice-mails moves the red triangle toward asynchronous); and it’s a one-to-one experience, so I place it close to the individual end of the spectrum. (This is cross-posted from my blog on Learning Alliances .)
You probably already know that Skype is a great tool – especially for community leaders.
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Sunday, March 14, 2010
The phone diagram shown below indicates that I think the phone is on the participation end (unless you reify the conversation with a recording); you have to participate in real time, so it’s synchronous (exchanging voice-mails moves the red triangle toward asynchronous); and it’s a one-to-one experience, so I place it close to the individual end of the spectrum. You probably already know that Skype is a great tool – especially for community leaders. If you are a technology steward, it’s not only a great tool but it’s also a handy example for illustrating some of the
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Wednesday, December 30, 2009
thought it would be handy to think more systematically about different kinds of encounters or ‘occasions’ - not just whether contact is face-to-face or remote, synchronous or asynchronous; but also the degree of contrivance, covering for instance coincidence, serendipity, whether predictable or explicable, scheduled or contrived and so on. Morgan, D. (2009). 2009).
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Monday, August 17, 2009
This is hopeless; I say when we go back to our seats we can still assimilate the real-time room (meeting) environment in an asynchronous fashion.
Well, look at that, we can do asynchronously, what we usually do when we are in the same room.
Just like Jon Mell describes less use of email by incorporating IM into email (placing it in the same spot where you create a new email)…what I would like to see at the end of The other day when I posted on social networks and ad-hoc groups , I mentioned these online tools need to mirror both our offline behaviour, and our online real-time behaviour.
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Thursday, March 19, 2009
Community Heartbeats - when synchronous interactions matter
That’s where synchronous events can help. What are synchronous events?
Synchronous Synchronous online events are when some or all of the learners are online at the same time and interacting using tools such as Voice over IP (VoIP), telephone bridge lines, chat rooms, web meetings and instant messenger tools - This is the nineth in a series of blog posts I wrote for Darren Sidnick late last year in the context of communities of practice as part of online learning initiatives. I
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Saturday, July 19, 2008
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Tuesday, September 8, 2009
For synchronous engagements, consider 7-10 minute chunks in your plan. Alternate synchronous with asynchronous as a way to keep the “heartbeat” of a group going. For example in a three week online workshop I like a minimum of one synchronous telecon interspersed with asynchronous activity. Candace Whitehead, the Facilitator Support Specialist for the Florida Online Reading Professional Development project funded by the Florida DOE and housed at the University of Central Florida [link] contacted me last month inviting me to participate in a web meeting with the cohort of online facilitators working in learning and particularly around literacy issues.
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Tuesday, August 11, 2009
It has been a while since I wrote about synchronous online facilitation is a focused way. Focus attention: Synchronous events can provide a heartbeat for an ongoing community, group or network. Interact: Content can be compelling, but if you have people’s attention, why not focus on interaction and conversation and save the pushing of content for asynchronous. Alan Levine wrote a deliciously provocative post on last month that I’ve been meaning to comment upon, Five Ways to Run a Deadly Online Seminar . When I read it, my head was bobbing in agreement and recommendations.
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Monday, October 26, 2009
love working asynchronously in text. One trend I’m noticing with my clients is a preference for synchronous online interactions, from quick Skype calls to organized web meetings using tools that allow desktop sharing, white boards and even video. (I Even across diverse time zones, there is more synchronous. Flickr Creative Commons image from James Cridland
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Monday, March 19, 2007
March 1, 2007 Collaborative Writing Tools And Technology: A Mini-Guide Collaborative writing tools are those technologies that facilitate the editing and reviewing of a text document by multiple individuals either in real-time or asynchronously. Online, web-based collaborative writing tools offer great flexibility and usefulness in learning groups and educational settings as they provide an easy mean to generate text exercises, research reports and other writing assignments in a full collaborative fashion. Free to use.
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Tuesday, April 14, 2009
The mixing can be synchronous (i.e. at the same time) or asynchronous (one after the other). Either Time for a prediction: layered communications - a mixing of text, speech and video - will become a key issue for online communities in 2010 and beyond.
Two things this week got me thinking about the place for layered communications in online communities and social networks.
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Sunday, February 1, 2009
It too helps when both parties know each other well, flow on the same wavelength, etc…this is best done in person, online synchronous methods, or asynchronously in an environment that mimics the offline world, such as an internal blogosphere or network.
Once again I have come across how it’s more important to cultivate conditions for knowledge creation and sharing over trying to manage knowledge or capture it a week before it walks out the door.
Actually I ranted about this on Tumblr the other day, starting off with:
“Following, “if only we knew
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Monday, March 19, 2007
Obviously it is not always appropriate to head straight in and correct or comment everything you see, nor anyone is going to be happy with formatted fifty-page report all carved up with in-text comments. By adding a simple feature that acts as a cross between Microsoft Word comments and an instant messaging application, this new online word processor allows you to collaborate with precision, whether you are working together at the same time from different locations, or asynchronously from completely different time zones. In short , if you are looking for an easy way to leave either
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