Knowledge Worker 2.0
May 9, 2008 on 4:38 pm | In Technology Talk | Preem | No CommentsStephen Collins, the found of acidlabs, introduces a Knowledge Worker 2.0 and describes the skills they have. Stephen also proposes some ideas for these Knowledge Worker 2.0 to deal with their co-workers and peers.
Delivering an Online Seminar
May 7, 2008 on 4:00 pm | In Technology Talk | Preem | No CommentsShould you use a speakerphone? Should you read the text from your PowerPoint? These and some other questions are tackled by trainer Richard Watson at eLearn Magazine.
Managing Communities
May 5, 2008 on 11:06 am | In The Business of Learning | Preem | No CommentsIncreasingly, companies are looking at creating user communities - as a forum, or a wiki or a Facebook group comprising of customers and end users. The community manager is usually someone within the company and is tasked with keeping the conversations going and supporting the users online and via live events. Chris Brogan hosts a discussion on the role of a community manager.
Motivating Learners
April 30, 2008 on 11:37 pm | In The Business of Learning | Preem | No CommentsThe Rapid e-learning blog has five tips to help you motivate your learners.
Strategic and Wise Time Management
April 28, 2008 on 5:18 pm | In Technology Talk | Preem | No CommentsThe Harvard Business Publishing has a three step plan for allocating your time wisely and strategically. (via Micro Persuasion)
Quotations for Presentations
April 28, 2008 on 4:16 pm | In The Business of Learning | Preem | No CommentsPresentation Zen has posted a set of links that might help you find that right quote for your presentation.
Online Community Best Practices
April 22, 2008 on 5:27 pm | In Technology Talk | Preem | No CommentsEnterprise social media solutions builder Awareness is hosting a free webinar series that discusses online community best practices. The topics being discussed are:
Measuring ROI around Web 2.0
How do you declare a community successful? The answer depends of course on your business goals. In this session Dave will review:
* Concepts for measuring ROI in enterprise social media
* Steering the community for higher return
* Tangible benefits of enterprise social media
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Frictionless Participation
Creating a Web 2.0 community isn’t as hard as making sure everyone participates. Help understand how to lower the barriers of entry for all the members regardless of their technical ability. In this session Dave will review:
* Turning campaigns into capture points for user generated content
* Encouraging the right kind of participation
* Using member profiles to unite your community
* Seeding the conversation
* Other methods to capture content
Managing Information Overload
April 22, 2008 on 5:12 pm | In Technology Talk | Preem | No CommentsToo many Emails and RSS feeds to follow, Edelmen Digital’s director of insights Steve Rubel talks about managing information overloads.
Marketing Guru Steve Rubel Talks with Brian About Info Overload from Brian Lehrer Live on Vimeo.
Enterprise RSS
April 14, 2008 on 5:57 pm | In Technology Talk | Preem | No CommentsChiefTech looks at enterprise RSS.
Create Passwords with Password Bird
April 7, 2008 on 4:33 pm | In Technology Talk | Preem | No CommentsToo many services to sign up? How to create passwords that one can remember and yet are unique and not easily guessable. Kevin Sheurs and Andres Galante have created a simple web utility called Password Bird that helps you do just that.

Answer three questions and the service generates the password.

There is an option to let the bird generate a new password if you don’t like the one it throws up.
via Jane’s E-Learning Pick of the Day


