That is, I know I can't possibly predict every single situation that might arise, so I do my best to anticipate what I think will happen 80% of the time for 80% of the participants. As far as the other 20% of the time -- well, we just have to cross that bridge when we come to it. Nancy offers advice in five areas: 1. Uninvited guests. MORE >>

The search results bring back related people and documents at the same time.   Busy managers and consultants often do not have time to write a blog post or make a wiki entry and email is too limited.   At the same time private groups can be easily set up for conversations within levels as needed. client practice. MORE >>

Check out your time zone here:   [link]. The Ist Hotseat was well worth attending – so I’m looking forward to this one. Value of Nets, Sets and Groups. This year’s second Hot Seat discussion in the area of networked learning runs from November 20-25. You can enter the elluminate room here:  [link]. MORE >>

All times are in Coordinated Universal Time ( UTC ) unless stated otherwise. Use this time convertor to work out your times. How do you manage your time as you engage in social networks? Date: 7pm on Wednesday 5th November UTC (8am on Thursday 6th NovemberNZ DST) Check the time in your zone. Wikis). MORE >>

For anyone who believes that a moderator spends his or her time deleting rude words from forums and hitting 'reject' on naughty video submissions (although we do this also), I wanted to give a quick glimpse into the nitty-gritty involved in eModeration's most complex project for a mobile phone provider client. Warning: this gets technical. MORE >>