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| | DOC SEARLS MAY 7, 2012  Take us to The Rivers News rivers were a brilliant idea in the first place. Perhaps, now that at least one high-profile publisher has embraced them, the rest might follow. | DAVE SNOWDEN MAY 7, 2012 Fast falls the even tide When we put CalmAlpha together back in January I was somewhat shamed by Joseph Pelrine talking about his use of ABIDE, something that I developed as a pairing for ASHEN the best part of a decade ago, but then left it to go into decline. But I get ahead of myself, I should explain what. Knowledge Management Reflections | | | | | | | | |
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ROSS DAWSON | MONDAY, MAY 7, 2012 8 crowd insights from 8 crowdsourcing workshops
[This post first appeared on the Getting Results From Crowds book website ]. Over the last two weeks I have delivered 8 keynotes or workshops on crowdsourcing across Western Europe. Most of them have been highly interactive sessions, bringing out new ideas or highlighting common issues or concerns. There is much to share. Crowdsourcing Enterprise 2.0 MORE >> -
ANDY MCAFEE | MONDAY, MAY 7, 2012  Real Insights about Artificial Intelligence
So shouldn’t these two groups come together, get acquainted, and start swapping ideas? We did so over lunch last Thursday at CSAIL. Because we didn’t discuss blogging groundrules I’ll not disclose the attendees here, except to note that my Race Against the Machine coauthor Erik Brynjolfsson was there. Apologies.). Too strong. MORE >> -
HAROLD JARCHE | MONDAY, MAY 7, 2012  The college in transition
I really enjoyed my visit to Algonquin College in Ottawa today. met many motivated educational change agents who are looking at how they can improve their learning environment, with and without technology. The campus is home to a wide range of students, though I was surprised that most are under 24 years of age. It’s perpetual Beta. MORE >> -
EIDE NEUROLEARNING | MONDAY, MAY 7, 2012  Failure School: Metacognitive Reframing Boosts Working Memory
What's a quick way to boost a student's working memory? Tell them that learning is difficult and failure is common. At least that's a conclusion from a French research study that tested 111 6th graders with a series of difficult anagram puzzles. None of the 6th graders could solve them and then. ". MORE >> -
NINE SHIFT | MONDAY, MAY 7, 2012  We did it again! Another big Prediction Comes True!
We nailed it! This time we got the exact year right! . Two years ago we predicted in writing that suburbs would go into decline in 2012. Last month the government came out with statistics showing that suburbs are now starting to retreat. In a New York TImes story on it, a leading housing expert said that indeed suburbs are now in decline. MORE >>
- Social business takes social learning JAY CROSS | MONDAY, MAY 7, 2012
- [everythingismisc] Scaling Japan DAVID WEINBERGER | MONDAY, MAY 7, 2012
- How regularly are you "learning" in the workplace? JANE HART'S PICK OF THE DAY | MONDAY, MAY 7, 2012
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