June Holley Innovation, Collaboration and Networks Networkweaving Home June Holley Jack Ricchiuto Valdis Krebs Send June an email . Read and comment on our blog . June Holley Network Weaver "Networks are a field of potential for action" June has been

I’m long-winded on the topic of new skills for knowledge workers and learning professionals, even if I don’t quite understand what a learning professional is. When Tony Karrer asks for 5 and 60 minute learnings on what new skills do learning professional need, clearly I’m falling well past the 60 minute mark. These three directly address the follow up question Tony It has become clear. Here is part 3.

Of Bodhi in Chicago (who has since passed on) who took this newbie under his wing and who gave me my online name of choconancy. “Eminds” was where I learned that online relationships can be real, how they get real, and  how they break and fail. You can try something and if it doesn’t work, learn, adjust and try again. This afternoon I’m spending a half hour on a Skype video conversation to share a bit of how I use social media. I

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Around the Globe April 24, 2009 NetSciCom 2009 Rio de Janeiro May 1-2, 2009 Visualization of Social Networks Munich, Germany June 1-5, 2009 UCINet and NetDraw Workshop Lexington, KY, USA June 12, 2009 VNA Workshop -- Optimizing Business Performance San Francisco June 16-19, 2009 Social Network Theory and Methods Pisa, Italy June 15-19, 2009 Summer School in Longitudinal Network Data Analysis Siena, Bologna July 20-22, 2009 2009 Int'l Conference on Advances in SNA & Data Mining Athens, Greece Aug 30-Sep 4,

bell rang when I read Chris’ words harking back to EdMedia in Hawaii this June. Shared experiences lead to the kind of learning that often rocks my world.  should probably write a whole post on this, but tomorrow I join up with my Future of Learning in a Networked World pals to continue the FLNW09 road trip. Tags: events Chris Lott posted a really important bit at the end of his overview of Alan Levine’s OpenEd09 presentation on Alan Levine ’s Amazing Stories of Openness . And lest I forget, don’t miss the recording of Alan’s work.

Learn from My KM Mistakes) Oops! #1. when a new boss comes in), long learning curve for new employees, obscure parallel pathways (e.g. One of our solutions is to help a client develop and learn to evolve a “Learning-Oriented Systems Manual.” client who is an IPR grabber A global development institution wanted us to provide them Apin Talisayon’s Weblog – Knowledge Management provides useful TOOLS but it leaves MANY GAPS – Oops! (Learn 1.

You surely will have noticed [2] from the post-election (June 12) protests and turmoil in Iran that the combination of on the spot cell-phones and photo’s and films on the Web may in some instances be more effective than kalashykovs and axes against demonstrators. 5 ] Jonathan Peizer, The dynamics of technology for social change- understanding the factors that influence results: lessons learned from the field, 2006, iUniverse. [6] A contribution by by Jaap van Till : “Only from the heart can you touch the sky.” 8221; (from

Well, earlier on this week, and thanks to a bunch of tweets from Paul Thornton , I bumped into an extended version of that same video clip, but this time around with an extended interview with Brad Anderson , former CEO and Vice Chairman of Best Buy and who retired in June 2009, and Peter Hirshberg . The next generation of leaders would need to start learning, and rather quickly!, A couple of months back I put together a short blog post ( The Company as Wiki by Best Buy ) on how Best Buy was eventually embracing social software and how they were telling their story in an amazing YouTube video in a little bit less than five minutes.

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