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Discussie over Knowledge Management op Barcamp Brussels. Video stopt halverwege de discussie, wegens harde schijf vol...
A graduate student at the MIT Media Lab is writing software that can highlight false claims in articles, just like spell check. Via Howard Rheingold 
At last count, Twitter had half a billion registered users who together generate some 175 million tweets a day. New accounts are being added at a rate of 11 per second. Just how valuable are these proliferating 140-character messages?
The Researchers discovered some usefull tips for keeping your followers engaged: http://bit.ly/HTjvD4 ; Be clear, not cryptic or insidery.
Don’t overuse hashtags, and don’t retweet one-on-one conversations "The key is to be aware of one’s audience and how different people’s values may differ,” says Paul André, one of the researchers. Download here - http://bit.ly/HVWWyb ; Via maxOz, Debra Askanase, donhornsby, Martin (Marty) Smith 
"Sitting on a Greek island, I am reminded of how historically, stories have played a key role in transferring knowledge; the epic poems and ancient parables are evidence of this ageless capability. Before text was invented, stories were the main form of knowledge recording and sharing, as the conditions for the preservation of ideas were mnemonic (Havelock, 1976). Stories are still easier to remember than prose and any good speaker uses them to this advantage." Via Brad Abbott De algoritmen die teksten analyseren (dat is het vakgebied onder de naam Information Retrieval), zijn wiskundig echter één van de meest complexe die er bestaan. Keyword Density is in dat verband een lachertje. This slideshare by Kristen Purcell Pew Research explores the rapid growth of mobile connectivity and social networking and its impact on every facet of our lives in the U.S.
*families *communities *work *home *daily lives *education *health care *civic and political life
We all know it's happening, it's fascinating to see the research in this report.
Selected by Jan Gordon covering "Content Curation, Social Business and Beyond"
See Slideshare here" [http://slidesha.re/H1rU7S]
Via janlgordon 
Mobile devices and constant connectivity are drastically impacting marketing and business strategy. Want to know what happens on the Internet in one minute? The traditional model of knowledge is what we may call propositional or
The challenge of pedagogy is that learning is not simply remembering. If all that was needed was to enable a student to recite back a set of facts, pedagogy would be simple; as in archaic schools, we would simply have students recite the fact aloud until they could repeat it back without error.
The community is the place in which we have learning experiences, and the environment through which we communicate with each other about these “The long term vision for a company must be for social media to be an integral way to how it does business,” says Rosemont, “With social media and business usage of it being so new, there is an educational process to go through before you can fully open up and describe yourselves as a social business.” VHIC Information Retrieval Day 2009 lezing van Ad van Heijst over information governance - deel 3youtube.com... Op deze businessblog vindt u artikelen over het verbeteren van database performance, datakwaliteit, business intelligence, knowledge discovery/KDD, information extraction en retrieval, data verrijking en ontdubbeling, data ... 
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"Hoffman believes the ability to see and understand networks and use them to your advantage is a critical skill for the 21st century workforce. "It's more than networking. It's more than exchanging business cards and following up after a conference — although that is still important," he says.
Unlike the information age that rose over a decade ago, where content was primary, in today's network age, Hoffman argues that relationships are primary. This interconnected world has replaced the traditional career ladder, requiring new skills and tactics.
Hoffman likens it to a new literacy — a term he chooses with intention — believing it to be a baseline skill that requires training and understanding for people in today's workplace." Via Brad Abbott 
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Sennett's latest book, "Together" is useful for those interested in multiple points of view regarding cooperation, especially in regard to politics, history, work, and craftsmanship -- Howard
“The theme of the lecture addresses a question: how can we design spaces in the city which encourage strangers to cooperate? To explore this question, I’ll draw on research in the social sciences about cooperation, based on my book, and relate this research to current issues in urban design.” Via Howard Rheingold 
Talent Management magazine, The Business of Talent Management (RT @amblaha: Defining the Workplace of the Future - Talent Management magazine: http://t.co/iqY09GHE...)... Via Christian Aubin Canadian artist Guy Laramee has found a new use for old books: He turns them into works of art by whittling them into landscapes. "CBS This Morning" special ... 
I have learned more by using social media for professional purposes, professional development, than I have learned from most of my professional development trainings from the past years combined. W... Via Steve Yuen, Jil Wright, mrgtechnology, Greg Odell, JanWill When I visit companies, it's one of the most frequent complaints I hear: "I'm working on a project with people I've never met." Or: "This virtual team I'm on is a disaster — nobody really knows what the other is doing." Many of us have found... Via Jeff Hester Shame is an unspoken epidemic, the secret behind many forms of broken behavior. Brené Brown, whose earlier talk on vulnerability became a viral hit, explores what can happen when people confront their shame head-on. Via axelletess "Tools are just tools. They bring absolutely no value by themseleves unless you do something that matters with them"
How do put Paper.li to work for you?
Via Kelly Hungerford "Whether you are part of a family, organizational team or business in a supply chain, systems thinking is a valuable approach to understanding the complexity of today's world. Peter Senge, author of The Fifth Discipline, Senior lecturer at MIT and Founder of the Society for Organizational Learning shares his perspectives on leadership and systems thinking with IBM. Senge focuses on the problems that are most difficult to solve and the mental models today's leaders need in order to build a smarter planet. Leaders today need to be able to be prepared reassess their strategies, work across multiple groups to find solutions and have the vision to work through high leverage solutions over time. Working smarter means working in ways that are collective and are based on collective intelligence across cities and supply chains to produce social, ecological and economic well being." Via Howard Rheingold Much of Buddhist philosophy centers around this same idea, this balance between what’s being phrased as “intention” and “attention” – our intentional curiosity about knowledge and growth, and our choice of where to focus our awareness, what to pay attention to. So that, I think, is the role of information curators: They are our curiosity sherpas, who lead us to things we didn’t know we were interested in until we, well, until we are. Until we pay attention to them — because someone whose taste and opinion we trust points us to them, and we integrate them with our existing pool of resources, and they become a part of our networked knowledge and another LEGO piece in our combinatorial creativity. So if information discovery plays such a central role in how we fuel our creativity and thus in our creative output, then information discovery is a form of creative labor in and of itself.
An absolute must read, from Maria Popova, master curator. Curation is not only a necessity to make sense of the web, it is the path to explore your own creativity :
How we choose to pay attention, and relate to information and each other shapes who we become, shapes our creative destiny
Truly inspiring. Via axelletess, Beth Kanter 
With social media increasingly becoming the go-to for brand awareness, it comes as no surprise that online marketers have shifted their focus to include it in their marketing strategies.
A good social network reputation can go a long way and a bad one has the possibility of tainting your brand forever.
Written by Andy Jenkins - http://bit.ly/yx4fed ; Download Infographic - http://bit.ly/xbbEh0 ; Via maxOz, janlgordon |
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