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Working Out Loud - I can’t even hear myself think
#information-overload
#WOL
I appreciate the suggestion to hold another peer assist session. For this to happen, one of the members of this community should offer to organize and lead it, just as Tom Barfield graciously did for
I appreciate the suggestion to hold another peer assist session. For this to happen, one of the members of this community should offer to organize and lead it, just as Tom Barfield graciously did for
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Stan Garfield
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Working Out Loud - I can’t even hear myself think
#information-overload
#WOL
Ginetta, support the idea of a Peer Assist call on WOL topic! The previous one was so great that I'd hope for the new one to repeat that success. --- Best regards, Eugene Victorov. Knowledge Managemen
Ginetta, support the idea of a Peer Assist call on WOL topic! The previous one was so great that I'd hope for the new one to repeat that success. --- Best regards, Eugene Victorov. Knowledge Managemen
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Evgeny Victorov
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Working Out Loud - I can’t even hear myself think
#information-overload
#WOL
Peter-Anthony, Good question. Some thoughts: - Shift from conversations to processes. A pet peeve of mine is having the same conversation more than once. If you find yourself having the same online co
Peter-Anthony, Good question. Some thoughts: - Shift from conversations to processes. A pet peeve of mine is having the same conversation more than once. If you find yourself having the same online co
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Matt Moore
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Working Out Loud - I can’t even hear myself think
#information-overload
#WOL
Matt What I would be interested to discuss is: Within an organisation like yours where WOL is the norm, what could be done to reduce this "flooding the zone" behaviour? So in other words, what is not
Matt What I would be interested to discuss is: Within an organisation like yours where WOL is the norm, what could be done to reduce this "flooding the zone" behaviour? So in other words, what is not
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Peter-Anthony Glick
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Working Out Loud - I can’t even hear myself think
#information-overload
#WOL
Great topic indeed: constructive WOL definitely adds to knowledge sharing in an organisation and I like your metaphor of it being available as a "uitility" to use as required Dennis. It would be great
Great topic indeed: constructive WOL definitely adds to knowledge sharing in an organisation and I like your metaphor of it being available as a "uitility" to use as required Dennis. It would be great
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Retha Prinsloo
· #8939
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Working Out Loud - I can’t even hear myself think
#information-overload
#WOL
Hello Matt & team, I think that here is there room for a good SIKM monthly conversation. The topic is hot and felt as an 'issue' by many (me included) and I think that one hour to share our respective
Hello Matt & team, I think that here is there room for a good SIKM monthly conversation. The topic is hot and felt as an 'issue' by many (me included) and I think that one hour to share our respective
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Ginetta Gueli
· #8938
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Working Out Loud - I can’t even hear myself think
#information-overload
#WOL
Great discussion on one of my favorite topics! A couple of points I'd like to make: One is that I think the technology aspect, especially the need for a collaboration platform, is a necessary but not
Great discussion on one of my favorite topics! A couple of points I'd like to make: One is that I think the technology aspect, especially the need for a collaboration platform, is a necessary but not
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Dennis Pearce
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Working Out Loud - I can’t even hear myself think
#information-overload
#WOL
Hello, 1. TBF to John Stepper, “visible work” is only part of his WOL stuff - a bigger focus seems to be the mutually supportive WOL circles. 2. Regardless of Stepper’s intent, WOL seems to now mean d
Hello, 1. TBF to John Stepper, “visible work” is only part of his WOL stuff - a bigger focus seems to be the mutually supportive WOL circles. 2. Regardless of Stepper’s intent, WOL seems to now mean d
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Matt Moore
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Working Out Loud - I can’t even hear myself think
#information-overload
#WOL
I agree with you Stephen but what I was referring too is that there are so many people I have to pay attention too that all the pubs, blogs, emails, tweets, etc. amount to several hundred communicatio
I agree with you Stephen but what I was referring too is that there are so many people I have to pay attention too that all the pubs, blogs, emails, tweets, etc. amount to several hundred communicatio
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Murray Jennex
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Working Out Loud - I can’t even hear myself think
#information-overload
#WOL
Am I the only one who interprets "working out loud" as meaning something quite different from "converse about everything in shared channels"? For example, if I do some research and publish the finding
Am I the only one who interprets "working out loud" as meaning something quite different from "converse about everything in shared channels"? For example, if I do some research and publish the finding
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Stephen Bounds
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Working Out Loud - I can’t even hear myself think
#information-overload
#WOL
I feel you Matt, I'm in the same boat and I pray I don't ignore something important but fear I am, this is the problem with this and I don't have a solution but hope someone on the list does...murray
I feel you Matt, I'm in the same boat and I pray I don't ignore something important but fear I am, this is the problem with this and I don't have a solution but hope someone on the list does...murray
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Murray Jennex
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Working Out Loud - I can’t even hear myself think
#information-overload
#WOL
Matt – Your message prompted me to remember a long-lost thought. The difference between “working out loud” or more broadly social approaches is that we move from a contract-based system to a leaky buc
Matt – Your message prompted me to remember a long-lost thought. The difference between “working out loud” or more broadly social approaches is that we move from a contract-based system to a leaky buc
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Robert L. Bogue
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Working Out Loud - I can’t even hear myself think
#information-overload
#WOL
Better an environment where people share only when they are asked or when they happen to know their knowledge is needed. People should communicate what they are expert at, but not try to push out all
Better an environment where people share only when they are asked or when they happen to know their knowledge is needed. People should communicate what they are expert at, but not try to push out all
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Peter-Anthony Glick
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Working Out Loud - I can’t even hear myself think
#information-overload
#WOL
Hi, So I work in an organization where email is little used. I generally think that “working out loud” is better than a “need to know” culture but it has challenges. There are benefits in having work
Hi, So I work in an organization where email is little used. I generally think that “working out loud” is better than a “need to know” culture but it has challenges. There are benefits in having work
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Matt Moore
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Is it possible to convert the 90 percent lurkers in an esn
#WOL
#ESN
I think we sometimes focus too much on contribution and active participation in terms of evaluating ESNs. Seems to me this is a holdover from the "olden days" of KM, when the focus was on getting user
I think we sometimes focus too much on contribution and active participation in terms of evaluating ESNs. Seems to me this is a holdover from the "olden days" of KM, when the focus was on getting user
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Is it possible to convert the 90 percent lurkers in an esn
#WOL
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Everything that’s been said is fine in principle, but there are a few important hedges to explain why the task of design and facilitation is difficult (abstract principles are the devil to implement i
Everything that’s been said is fine in principle, but there are a few important hedges to explain why the task of design and facilitation is difficult (abstract principles are the devil to implement i
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Patrick Lambe
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Is it possible to convert the 90 percent lurkers in an esn
#WOL
#ESN
Thanks, Stan! Very useful :) I like Tony M's last comment there - "Culture isn't conducive to visible questions." I translate that into what you and I have called the "fear of asking" (and you mention
Thanks, Stan! Very useful :) I like Tony M's last comment there - "Culture isn't conducive to visible questions." I translate that into what you and I have called the "fear of asking" (and you mention
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Lee Romero
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Is it possible to convert the 90 percent lurkers in an esn
#WOL
#ESN
Lee, here is the full Twitter discussion: Stan Garfield: Whatmakes a great community? Peter Staal: Just curious, how did you come up with thenumber of 100 members at least? Stan Garfield: See DoesSi
Lee, here is the full Twitter discussion: Stan Garfield: Whatmakes a great community? Peter Staal: Just curious, how did you come up with thenumber of 100 members at least? Stan Garfield: See DoesSi
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Stan Garfield
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Is it possible to convert the 90 percent lurkers in an esn
#WOL
#ESN
Great discussion here! It's funny that this thread kicks off with a reference to a discussion with Stan Garfield - Stan and I have had many discussions about adoption / lurkers in ESNs (or communities
Great discussion here! It's funny that this thread kicks off with a reference to a discussion with Stan Garfield - Stan and I have had many discussions about adoption / lurkers in ESNs (or communities
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Lee Romero
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Is it possible to convert the 90 percent lurkers in an esn
#WOL
#ESN
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bill@workingknowledge-csp.com
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