Sharing tacit knowledge
H.L. Mencken, American satirist, wrote that, “For every complex problem there is an answer that is clear, simple, and wrong.”… more
Training & Development
Social learning in the enterprise
This past year, my Internet Time Alliance colleague Jane Hart has changed her title to Social Learning Consultant. Why? Whereas… more
Top 10 posts for the year
According to Google Analytics, here’s the top content for this blog in 2009. Thanks, as always, for reading and for… more
Conflicting personas: social media as an ‘AND’ role (initially titled ‘AND’ job which is entirely inappropriate, even for this blog)
You know one of those brief tweets or status updates that can easily be lifted from bigger, continuous conversations you’re… more
See you at DevLearn | 09
Yay! I’m leaving New York tomorrow morning for San Jose to attend DevLearn 09. I have a session on Friday morning… more
Drop the “social” in “social learning” when talking to the C-suite
Andrew McAfee, who literally wrote the book on Enterprise 2.0, delivered the keynote address on the first day of the… more
Cloud service and deployment models
One of my 15 fans asks, “Janet what the heck is cloud computing, when should I consider a cloud service… more
2009 Edublog Award Nominations
An Edublog is a blog written by someone with a stake in education (teacher, instructor, policy maker, corporate educator, etc.).… more
Microlearning presentation at LearnTrends
Just finished presenting on the topic ‘microlearning’ at the online LearnTrends conference. Hat tip to Tony Karrer, Jay Cross, and… more