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Monday, August 17, 2009
Tim on Etienne (Part II: Identity in Learning) This post constitutes the third, and thus  last, endeavor in preparing myself to lecture the Knowledge Management 2009 course at the University of Amsterdam. He is Research Fellow at the UvA and member of the Maatschap with which he undertakes scientific endeavors on the subject of sociality.
 
Tuesday, August 4, 2009
Tim on Etienne (Part III: Design for Learning) This post constitutes the second of three endeavors in preparing myself to lecture the Knowledge Management 2009 course at the University of Amsterdam. Jones (1992, p.21) defines design as “to initiate change in man-made things&#. Practice itself is not amenable to design.
 
Tuesday, August 4, 2009
Tim on Etienne (Part I: Learning in Practice) This post constitutes the first delicate steps in preparing myself to teach the Knowledge Management 2009 course at the University of Amsterdam. Wenger argues that we can speak of learning, when we “change our ability to engage in practice” (p.95). In daily live we reify endlessly, e.g.
 

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asked the question that you posed and his answer was twofold - first, he mentioned that the growing popularity and ease of blogs has the potential to slightly change the way community of practice practitioners interact. To stimulate behavior change, he suggests imposing fines (e.g., had 3 favorite moments during our conversation.
Filed under: CoPs , Collaboration , Communication , Culture , Knowledge Management « On rewards for communities of practice On digital identity » One Response to “On communities of practice&# On communities of practice - an example « Brad Hinton - plain speaking , on November 6th, 2008 at 8:43 pm Said: [.]
must say that unimaginative exhortations by senior management to e-mail new ideas via the intranet has not really gripped me in the past, especially the one dimensional nature of the communication. Lastly, I hope to catch up with people at the Institute for Information Management conference in Canberra on 15-16 August.
Library clips :: Distilling conversations :: April :: 2008 , on August 25th, 2008 at 9:47 am Said: [.] Joitske gives four very useful ways in which blogs can support CoP’s but I just want to focus on one of them. Quoting Joitske: “A weblog with summaries of discussions can be a repository for the community.
Knowledge managers like to enable and allow conversations to occur since conversation is good for business. He met the incoming CEO and as they both sat together giving blood, they discussed the problems we are having with the new content management system. And if need be, hire a knowledge manager to help the conversation along.
Whilst I am not currently working on establishing CoP’s where I work now, I am still interested in hearing about other people’s experiences with these type of knowledge management activities. knowledge management system called Eureka links technical experts in its Oilfield Services unit into communities of practice.
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Jenny Ambrozek wrote @ May 23rd, 2008 at 8:28 am Shiv, Reading your post I couldn’t help but recall the most impressive strategic collaboration initiative I’ve enountered, presented at the 2004 Network Roundtable by Mars head of research. Check out this free and simple to use online "To-Do List" called Intuit Task Manager.
Wednesday, 1 August 2007 Community of practice activity Those of you coordinating an online community will know how depressing it can be to see that your most active members sometime just disappear. Active members may move away for a time, depending on time, life changes, lack of interest in current topics, all manner of reasons.
While there are some obvious advantages with this approach it still doesn’t fully address modern research on how people access information. Check out this free and simple to use online "To-Do List" called Intuit Task Manager , offered by our sponsor Intuit QuickBase. online crm, project management, human resources, security, etc.