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Wednesday, January 20, 2010
CoP portal before community building We helped a loose network of NGOs set up their CoP portal, with the help of Phase 1 money from a donor development institution. was very pleased with our proposal, which described a multi-level learning, CoP and IT-enabled processes. Foreign exchange RISK CCLFI won a project funded by a bilateral development donor agency. Apin Talisayon’s Weblog – Knowledge Management provides useful TOOLS but it leaves MANY GAPS – Oops! (Learn Learn from My KM Mistakes) Oops! #1.
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Saturday, September 20, 2008
focused on CoPs in a learning context –> From: Darren Sidnick’s Learning & Technology: Community - because without people, you just have a pile of content. This is the third post surfacing a bit more about Community, Domain and Practice mentioned in the series on communities of practice (CoPs). Here is Wenger’s explanation of Community in the context of CoPs.
Here is the third in a series of guest blogs I did for Darren Sidnick, reblogged here with his blessing!) Or worse… nothing!
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Monday, January 26, 2009
Social media exchange is under way in London, with an excellent social reporting site by Dave Briggs, promising goodies from the sessions and masterclasses. Tags: social media asides cop facilitation Organisations All post Suddenly there’s a feast of advice and support for nonprofits wishing to adopt social tech. Beth Kanter has posted a detailed roadmap and worksheet on social media strategy, Amy Sample Ward offers a slidedeck from a recent webinar.
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Sunday, July 20, 2008
Sign In Home KM Topics KM Overview Case Studies About Us Search Evaluate Your Communities: 10 Traits of Successful CoPs The following is a short diagnostic that can be used to evaluate
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Sunday, March 30, 2008
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Sunday, November 1, 2009
Thought I’d share a few slides from a presentation I’m giving at work on Communities of Practice (CoP) from a knowledge management perspective.
I also borrowed from a model by Shell on the concept of a Global Network (CoP), shown to me by Mark Bennett from Learning Collaboration .
Sense-making KM and CoPs - Just-in-time vs Just-in-case
My aim was to contrast traditional KM of conscripting best practices, with a new approach based on sensemaking pkm and networks …more appropriate tools, design for emergence and ambient awareness , and amplifying how we get things done offline…basically a more cognitive science approach over management science.
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Sunday, May 6, 2007
exact any/all The original knowledge-management publication denotes premium content | Feb 24 2009 E-mail: Password: Forget your password? Click Here Business Intelligence Collaboration Competitive Intelligence Communities of Practice CRM Culture E-learning Enterprise Content Management Enterprise Search
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Wednesday, May 20, 2009
Use your judgment! Contents 1 Definitions 2 Supporting a COP through virtual environments 3 Communities of practice, formal learning and education 4 Components of a social learning system 4.1 Communities of practice 4.2 Boundaries 4.3 Identities 5 Building a social learning system 5.1 Community building 5.2 Exploring boundaries 5.2.1 Brokering 5.2.2 Boundary objects 5.2.3 Boundary interactions 5.3 Nurturing identities 6 Communities of practice in the context of teacher education
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Tuesday, February 17, 2009
believe this is happening a great deal, as now people may have a more purposeful or ideal way of achieving their needs that they were once achieving by being in a community.
NOTE: I want to stress in this post I’m referring to *pure* CoPs, ie. I’m not refering to teams using CoP-like social software, like Basecamp as a group space to coordinate and communicate tasks/project.
A while back I blogged about the possibility of networks and blogospheres cutting into the need for communities. I
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Saturday, April 11, 2009
I think the deployment of our CoPs is a mix of a KM demand and supply strategy . see *some* of the CoPs we already have as a breeding ground or testing area for the worthiness of future business units.
Actually Actually CoPs are a perfect example of an enterprise 2.0 Our Communities of Practice at work are currently in the development stage. As we learn the software and develop guides we are also piloting lots of various communities to learn about structure, and human dynamics.
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