The three of us then continued to produce this video to explain the usefulness of social bookmarking for individuals and groups with a common interest. If you'd be a facilitator of a community of practice and everyone (or the majority) of the people are tagging, it would be a perfect tools to monitor the interests. npk4dev+news can generate a news feed. If you'd be a facilitator of a community of practice During the knowledge management for development workshop participants engaged daily in projects which made it possible for participants to work on something together.

I read the chatnotes of a teleconference call on the community formed around the NPtech social bookmarking experience with Beth Kanter . People who would not know could from the outside think that this is a tagging community though. This case shows that use of a certain new tool (like tagging) can apparently bring about new connections and new members into a community of practice, or might encourage others to become active, because a different skill/interest may be aroused. In Ghana (all flags around to celebrate the 50 years independence see picture) I finally have the time to catch up with my bloglines, missed CPsquare teleconferences and blogposts in my head.

For this post I spoke with Samuel and Peter Kruizinga about their social bookmarking experiences. Peter and a colleague set up the social bookmarking application in the Research and Development department using an Open Source tool. Peter wanted a better way to share important links connected with their research so he set up the social bookmarking application. This is the fifth in a series of interviews with Samuel Driessen , Information Architect at Océ and some of his colleagues, about their Enterprise 2.0 implementation and adoption experiences.

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Wikis, weblogs, mashups, photosharing, mapping, social bookmarking. tools, ask me where they can get a good and short overview of the various web2.0 tools. The commoncraft show with its series of videos on tools like blogging, wikis, social bookmarking, twitter. People who start to learn about web2.0 Honestly, I don't have one great resource to recommend to them.

aka Social Networking Tools) in Your Organization A lot of one uses 'Groupware' tools (like Now, we have a host of new tools available, called variously Web 2.0, KM social networking tools, social media and social software. BLOG A Practical Guide to Implementing Implementing Web 2.0 (aka

tools for communication within a development project. tools. tools (free or at low cost) You can integrating web2.0 tools in another website You can design a new website using web2.0 tools Why not make use of all these wonderful tools out there? Some time ago, I compiled some examples of what you can do with web2.0 In this case, a large project in several countries.

Best Online Collaboration Tools 2008 - The Collaborative Map The Best Online Collaboration Tools 2008, Collaborative Map is a live editable map of over 150 of the best free and low-cost online collaboration tools available, picked and selected by passionate users like you and me. Click the map to see the full, public, editable version Thats right. During my session at the conference, which took place fully online, I decided not to leverage my personal knowledge with collaboration tools to show the best and most useful ones, as I have done so many times

Lovely day spent with the Boston KM Forum's "Leveraging Virtual Teams & Social Tools for Business Advantage: Blogs, Wikis, Twitter, et al. Both - plus a lot more because it's also a place for listeners to participate. Next up, Suzanne Minassian who took us inside IBM's social media developments. looked around the room while she was talking and realized that social media Here's the group, snapped with my phone, just as Jeff and I started our tap dance on virtual teams. We were followed by WBUR's New Media Director, Ken George , who showed how blurry the lines have become between different kinds of media.

tools for researchers at the International Food Policy Research Institute IFPRI . They offered a series of weekly trainings in web tools for interested researchers at IFPRI. Wikis, Social bookmarking, RSS readers, etc. The participants had not heard about the tools before. The webtastings weblog has a blogpost written by Pete Shelton reflecting on the introduction of web2.0 I