So inspired by Cliff Atkinson’s book “ The Back Channel ,&# I decided to integrate a Twitter tool into the slides and thus into the body of the talk, consciously breaking in and out of the audience. The content you can view through the artifacts below, so I’ll reflect on the Twitter backchannel experiment. MORE >>

In a then following Twitter conversation with Peter Evans Greenwood , it became clear that we could "dance around" the definition of semantic itself - so how could we ever achieve a Semantic Web? Nobody knows which technologies will play a role and what the process will look like, but my guess is we will still call it Semantic Web. MORE >>

If you take part in Thursday evenings’ #lrnchat on Twitter, you can skip the sections on traditional design; you have already witnessed the ADDIE wars. Examples are the knowledge worker environments developed by Proton Media and the interactive simulations coming out of Toolwire. They move on to architecture and archetypes. MORE >>

Twitter and chat are ubiquitous at conferences now. Moderator (Clark Quinn): @marian embrace outliers: diversity breeds better outcomes (if you  manage the process right). Does anyone have examples of what they are doing? Holly MacDonald: ADDIE is a process, how it is applied can morph. tmast: yeah.  Mars Chen: ok. MORE >>

Before social media will become a mature process for recruiting, we need to build appropriate strategies and measurements to gauge its success. Many organizations have a Twitter account, a Facebook fan page, a LinkedIn page and perhaps other social media vehicles as well. Number converted to hires. Join us. day ago More updates. MORE >>