This afternoon I’m spending a half hour on a Skype video conversation to share a bit of how I use social media. All of a sudden I was in the midst of amazing, deep and human conversations with people from across the US and the globe. You can try something and if it doesn’t work, learn, adjust and try again. MORE >>

That man has got plenty of golden nuggets to share around the topics of Knowledge Sharing, Collaboration, Communities, Learning and Enterprise 2.0 Have you checked out one of his most recent blog posts on Why is Knowledge Sharing Important? Create habits and routines for sharing: Yes, that’s right! MORE >>

When was the last time that you had a bl**dy good  conversation in Twitter? Yes, you know, a conversation of more than, say, 3 to 5 tweets on a single thread with one or more participants? because we all feel conversations are just that: sharing your messages never mind everyone else’s. miss the conversation. MORE >>

cross-functional group spaces to learn about a topic (*usually* comprised of people across different teams). But the premise is that a community like a feedback room is less likely to get replaced over topic communities that are about building your knowledge on a topic. It is a closed model. how they are in tune with human behaviour. MORE >>

Continuing my series of podcast conversations about the use of  social media in international development, this wee we have Gauresh Rajadhyaksh who works with the Development Prospects Group ( [link] ), a central think-tank unit within the World Bank.  The blog is a great place to start to learn about iSimulate. Take a listen! MORE >>