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At Xyleme, we’re committed to helping our partners succeed in an ever-changing learning ecosystem, and we’ve been empowering organizations to create, publish, deliver, manage, maintain and analyze learning content more effectively since 2004. Learning from Home' Tips from Our Experts. With unprecedented numbers of people working from home for the first time due to the novel Coronavirus, we’re being bombarded by content geared toward helping people adjust to the WFH lifestyle. MORE
The fact that in 2014 it seems old hat is the proof that in 2004 Dan’s vision was acute. The first chapter of Dan Gillmor ‘s 2005 book, We the Media [ pdf ], is a terrific, brief history of journalism from the US Colonial era up through Sept. And in 2014 it has a different lesson to teach us as well. Ten years later, what Dan pointed to as extraordinary is now common as air. MORE
The Global Innovation Outlook is an experiment that we started in 2004 to help us better surface new and unforeseen opportunities for business and societal innovation. Irving Wladawsky-Berger A collection of observations, news and resources on the changing nature of innovation, technology, leadership, and other subjects. MORE
Its an old one (2004) and took place in Roundstone County Galway. This sequence of photos is hysterical, and a hat top to Warwick Holder for sending me a copy. Its the story of an attempt to recover a lost car. MORE
The study consisted of comparing citations among OA and non-OA articles published June 8, 2004 – December 20, 2004, in PNAS: Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. A study by Gunther Eysenbach in PLoS Biology suggests that open access articles “are more immediately recognized and cited by peers than non-OA articles published in the same journal.&# MORE
Aside from being the Welsh National Day it is also the anniversary of my Mother’s death in the early hours of 1st March 2004, ten days after my Father’s death and a month before my 50th Birthday and early retirement from IBM. On St David’s Day last year, I started a five-part series of posts to update the Cynefin Framework, all illustrated by pictures of the mountains of Eryri, or Snowdonia if you want to use the Saxon which derives from Snow Dun, or snow hill. MORE
Rudolf D’Souza ‘s journey with Cynefin started in 2004 with a KM Asia Conference in Singapore. He has been a practitioner of Knowledge Management since 2003. In this interview, learn more about how Rudolf uses gamification to stimulate knowledge sharing, and to stimulate dynamic flow between the Complex and Complicated. Rudolf has worked with Cognitive Edge to co-organise Executive Sessions with some of the largest Indian corporates. MORE
Home About Consulting Contact Key Posts Clients Toolbox Français Harold Jarche Entries RSS | Comments RSS Subscribe by e-mail Twitter Faves planetrussell: "Globalization creates interlocking fragility, while giving the appearance of stability." " —Nassim Nicholas Taleb, PhD. MORE
I would like to make just one point, that it is not "Siemen's 'Connectivism,'" that he gave a name to a theory and approach a number of us had been working on for some time. I don't mind saying I borrow the name from him, but I would certainly say this is as much my theory (and that of numerous other people) as it is his. MORE
I remember my re-engagement with the Software Development community back in 2004 when I presented Cynefin at an XP (Extreme Programming) event in London and a group of people from that event attended a Cynefin training course in London the following year. MORE
These were the questions asked during the The Edinburgh Scenarios in 2004. Will technology empower or frustrate learning and will established powers control individuals or will something new emerge? The resulting scenarios were as follows. Web of Confidence: Technology advances, power shifts to emergent players. U Choose: Technology frustrates, power shifts to emergent players. Virtually Vanilla: Technology advances, power retained by established players. MORE
In 2004, connectivism was presented as a new theory of learning that addresses learning in complex, social, networked environments. Sometime last year, Grainne Conole and I managed to convince Terry Anderson to issue a call for papers for a special IRRODL issue on connectivism. MORE
In 2004 , just as I was starting this blog, we already saw the work ahead of us. “If you want a natively digital nation, or a state, or a city, or whatever, my message today is you actually need to be bold enough to create some new institutions; institutions that are of the internet, not on the internet.” ” — Making Government as a Platform Real. None of our institutions, and not even our markets were designed for the network age. This is the major tension of our times. MORE
I remember my re-engagement with the Software Development community back in 2004 when I presented Cynefin at an XP (Extreme Programming) event in London and a group of people from that event attended a Cynefin training course in London the following year. MORE
As regular readers of Work Matters know, since I published The No Asshole Rule in 2007 (or really, since I published a short essay on the rule in Harvard Business Review in 2004) I have since been deluged with stories about certified assholes of every stripe. Bob Sutton. About Subscribe to this blogs feed Email Me Follow Me @ work_matters. Book Me For A Speech. Brightsight Group. Search. 17 Things I Believe. Sometimes the best management is no management at all -- first do no harm! MORE
Tweet Over the years I’ve written a fair number of words on this blog, starting in 2004. Some words have resonated with others and have been picked up on blogs and shared via Twitter or other social media. The thoughts in this presentation reflect my perspectives on the work I have been doing for over a decade. You might think of it as a visual business card. Shared thoughts by Harold Jarche. View more presentations from Harold Jarche. NetworkedLearning MORE
Founded in 2004, Facebook went public a mere eight years later on May 18, 2012. At the time of this writing, the market cap of Facebook was $661 billion. It … Continue reading "The Incongruity Of Facebook’s So-Called Core Values". The post The Incongruity Of Facebook’s So-Called Core Values appeared first on Dan Pontefract. facebook leadership Uncategorized Zuckerberg MORE
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The inspiration came from Lilia Efimova in 2004. My personal knowledge mastery framework was a result of creative desperation. I had just lost my job. My wife was a stay-at-home mother, we had two young children, and we live in a remote economically depressed part of the country. I had spent the last five years working for a learning technologies research centre and then an e-learning start-up. Suddenly I was a freelancer, physically disconnected from any potential clients. MORE
In 2018, over 60% of AI PhD graduates from US universities went to industry, compared to 20% in 2004, and over twice the number that took academic jobs in the US. AI has emerged as the defining technology of our era, as transformative over time as the steam engine, electricity, and the Internet. MORE
Kevin started FOTI in 2004 out of his passionate belief that organizations need a more powerful and thoughtful architecture for talent than they have. See on Scoop.it – Informal & Experiential Learning. Kevin Wheeler Founder and Chairman the Future of Talent Institute. Jay Cross ‘s insight: Right on, Kevin. I love this: "Gen Y, those in their twenties now, are born of bits and bytes. They hardly read. MORE
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This is a work in progress and I’d like to thank Michelle Holliday for getting me to think about these ideas from 2004 again. In the book Systems Thinking: Managing chaos and complexity , J. Gharajedaghi provides an example of decision-making by indigenous people of North America. MORE
The site you saw before Tuesday afternoon, except for a few homepage tweaks here and there, was pretty much the same site you’ve been looking at since 2004. On Tuesday, we giddily launched a new adaptivepath.com. That’s like 900 years in internet time. Don’t think for a minute we didn’t know we needed a new website before now. It’s been a constant topic of conversation since I got here in 2007 and others tell me that was the case long before. MORE
The issue is unsolvable because Gen Y is driving less and less, as NineShift predicted in 2004 and proved in 2010. States are now facing the unsolvable problem of how to fund highways moving forward. Added to that is the likelihood that Boomers, like previous generations, will decrease their driving as they hit age 65. Added to that is the current refusal to increase the gas tax, which has paid for highways for the last half century. MORE
Kim Cameron wrote up how this ought to work, in Laws of Identity , first published in 2004. You don’t walk around wearing a name badge. Except maybe at a conference, or some other enclosed space where people need to share their names and affiliations with each other. But otherwise, no. MORE
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This condescending site from the RIAA looks surprisingly like the parody site that I and some friends did in 2004. Amusing. (I I just reposted that second site at hyperorg.com, rather than at its original site MORE
January 6, 2004. The New York Times has only used the term "knowledge jobs," according to its own search engine, a total of four times. And, if you read the last paragraph in this post: Plus, oh my, the irony! Last month The New York Times used, probably for the first time, the term "knowledge jobs" in a front page story. . Knowledge jobs" are the entire, totality of economic prosperity for post-industrial countries in this century. And yet. AND YET. MORE
» November 12, 2007 Some Thoughts on Multidisciplinary Innovation The 2004 US National Innovation Initiative succinctly pointed out that "[Innovation] is multidisciplinary and technologically complex. Irving Wladawsky-Berger A collection of observations, news and resources on the changing nature of innovation, technology, leadership, and other subjects. MORE
Anyway, PKM — introduced to me by Lilia Efimova in 2004 — became my sensemaking framework in order to stay professionally current and to connect with a global knowledge network. Ten years ago — workplace learning in 10 years — I wrote that in 2019 much of the workforce will be distributed in time & space as well as in engagement. I also projected that work and learning will continue to blend while stand-up training will be challenged by the ever-present back channel. MORE
Diagram from Heinze & Proctor ‘Reflections on the Use of Blended Learning’ (2004). The term ‘blended learning’ first appeared in the late-1990s when web-based learning solutions started to become more widely used and were integrated on one way or another with face-to-face methods. Of course the ‘blending’ concept has been around for much longer than the past few years. MORE
I’ve gone through my 2004 posts, which was my first year of full-time blogging on this site, and here is what still remains interesting. Note that in 2004, blogging was not mainstream yet. In 2004, I posted for the first time, “Learning is business, and business is learning – finally.&#. More thoughts & comments from 2004: Many companies are trying to find ways to motivate their knowledge workers. MORE
At Xyleme, we’re committed to helping our partners succeed in an ever-changing learning ecosystem, and we’ve been empowering organizations to create, publish, deliver, manage, maintain and analyze learning content more effectively since 2004. Managing from Home' Tips from Our Experts. Working from home is one thing, but what about managing from home? MORE
I’ve been thinking for the past couple of months about seeing if someone wanted to do illustrations for a similar project I posted under a CC license in 2004: “ Now Go to Damn Sleep: A Children’s Book for Parents. &# Now it would be a tad redundant. BoingBoing lauds a new book called “ Go the Fuck to Sleep ,&# by Adam Mansbach, with illustrations by Ricardo Cortés. MORE
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Remember the 2004 Dean Scream? CNN has the nerve to title its posting of this video “2004: The scream that doomed Howard Dean.” My fear is that Bernie Sanders is going to have a bad moment during the upcoming debate, and the media will seize on it to make him look unfit for the presidency. I fear this because I’ve seen it happen before. ” But t’wasn’t the scream that killed Howard Dean’s campaign. MORE
Nine Shift predicted it in 2004, and two years ago we even wrote it would begin in 2012. Suburbs begin go into decline in 2012. Another big prediction for NineShift comes true! In April, the U.S. Census Bureau reported that central cities are now growing faster than suburbs. The nation's leading housing expert, Robert Shiller, then said that suburbs are in permanent decline. Another housing expert also reported the only suburbs still growing are those with train stations. MORE
It was based on McLuhan’s laws of media which I have discussed many times here since 2004 ( communication in evolution ) and more recently ( taking back our society ). I gave a presentation on ‘Understanding Media for Learner Engagement’ to the UNL Extension network yesterday. One effect of the network era, and its pervasive digital connections, is that networks are replacing or subverting more traditional hierarchies. MORE
Since first writing about PKM in 2004 , I have continuously worked at improving the model, identifying emergent practices and tools, and promoting the need to let people manage their own learning in the workplace. My conclusions in 2004 remain today: My conclusion for a while has been that knowledge cannot be managed, and neither can knowledge workers. MORE
In a sense personal KM is very entrepreneurial, there are more rewards and more risks in taking responsibility for developing own expertise.” — Lilia Efimova (2004). MORE
As the industry’s leading LCMS provider, we’ve been helping our customers innovate and challenge the status quo since 2004. “Your mission, which you have already accepted, is to make change happen… Go make a ruckus.” – Seth Godin. ATD 2019 is officially in the books, and attendees walked away from this year’s event with a wealth of actionable tips as well as big picture ideas about the future of Training and Development. MORE
At Xyleme , we’re committed to helping our partners succeed in an ever-changing learning ecosystem, and we’ve been empowering organizations to create, publish, deliver, manage, maintain and analyze learning content more effectively since 2004. . Tips for Balancing Working & Parenting from Home. Who remembers this video a few years back of a reporter who was working from home and his kids unexpectedly popped in during his broadcast? Can you relate? MORE
Is this the way you want your brand to look? Digital advertising needs to sniff its own stench, instead of everybody’s digital butts. MORE
In 2004, the New England Journal of Medicine endorsed the importance of storytelling in medicine in its issue of February 26, 2004. The New York Times reported last week on new evidence the power of storytelling in medicine. The NEJM article by Professor Rita Charon argued that health care professionals and patients are increasingly recognizing the importance of the stories they tell one another of illness. MORE
Curiosity about online sensemaking led me to Lilia Efimova’s research on personal knowledge management in 2004. “The cure for boredom is curiosity. There is no cure for curiosity.” ” —Dorothy Parker. The core habit to successfully navigate the network era is curiosity. Curiosity about ideas improves creativity. Curiosity about people improves empathy , by understanding others. We cannot be empathetic for others unless we are first curious about them. MORE
2004 Related Topics David Weinberger
SEPTEMBER 24, 2015
The post Feedburning like it's 2004 appeared first on Joho the Blog Oddly, I’m trying out the Feedburner service that lets you subscribe to this blog and have new posts emailed to you once a day. The real point of this post is to see whether I’ve set it up correctly.
Harold Jarche
JANUARY 8, 2011
I’ve gone through my 2004 posts, which was my first year of full-time blogging on this site, and here is what still remains interesting. Note that in 2004, blogging was not mainstream yet. In 2004, I posted for the first time, “Learning is business, and business is learning – finally.&#. More thoughts & comments from 2004: Many companies are trying to find ways to motivate their knowledge workers.
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Dan Pontefract
JUNE 11, 2020
Founded in 2004, Facebook went public a mere eight years later on May 18, 2012. At the time of this writing, the market cap of Facebook was $661 billion. It … Continue reading "The Incongruity Of Facebook’s So-Called Core Values". The post The Incongruity Of Facebook’s So-Called Core Values appeared first on Dan Pontefract. facebook leadership Uncategorized Zuckerberg
Irving Wladawsky-Berger
NOVEMBER 12, 2007
» November 12, 2007 Some Thoughts on Multidisciplinary Innovation The 2004 US National Innovation Initiative succinctly pointed out that "[Innovation] is multidisciplinary and technologically complex. Irving Wladawsky-Berger A collection of observations, news and resources on the changing nature of innovation, technology, leadership, and other subjects.
Irving Wladawsky-Berger
MARCH 19, 2007
The Global Innovation Outlook is an experiment that we started in 2004 to help us better surface new and unforeseen opportunities for business and societal innovation. Irving Wladawsky-Berger A collection of observations, news and resources on the changing nature of innovation, technology, leadership, and other subjects.
Bob Sutton
NOVEMBER 21, 2010
As regular readers of Work Matters know, since I published The No Asshole Rule in 2007 (or really, since I published a short essay on the rule in Harvard Business Review in 2004) I have since been deluged with stories about certified assholes of every stripe. Bob Sutton. About Subscribe to this blogs feed Email Me Follow Me @ work_matters. Book Me For A Speech. Brightsight Group. Search. 17 Things I Believe. Sometimes the best management is no management at all -- first do no harm!
Dave Snowden
OCTOBER 16, 2020
Rudolf D’Souza ‘s journey with Cynefin started in 2004 with a KM Asia Conference in Singapore. He has been a practitioner of Knowledge Management since 2003. In this interview, learn more about how Rudolf uses gamification to stimulate knowledge sharing, and to stimulate dynamic flow between the Complex and Complicated. Rudolf has worked with Cognitive Edge to co-organise Executive Sessions with some of the largest Indian corporates.
David Weinberger
SEPTEMBER 19, 2009
This condescending site from the RIAA looks surprisingly like the parody site that I and some friends did in 2004. Amusing. (I I just reposted that second site at hyperorg.com, rather than at its original site
David Weinberger
AUGUST 29, 2010
The study consisted of comparing citations among OA and non-OA articles published June 8, 2004 – December 20, 2004, in PNAS: Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. A study by Gunther Eysenbach in PLoS Biology suggests that open access articles “are more immediately recognized and cited by peers than non-OA articles published in the same journal.&#
Dave Snowden
SEPTEMBER 3, 2020
I remember my re-engagement with the Software Development community back in 2004 when I presented Cynefin at an XP (Extreme Programming) event in London and a group of people from that event attended a Cynefin training course in London the following year.
Xyleme
MARCH 31, 2020
At Xyleme, we’re committed to helping our partners succeed in an ever-changing learning ecosystem, and we’ve been empowering organizations to create, publish, deliver, manage, maintain and analyze learning content more effectively since 2004. Learning from Home' Tips from Our Experts. With unprecedented numbers of people working from home for the first time due to the novel Coronavirus, we’re being bombarded by content geared toward helping people adjust to the WFH lifestyle.
Harold Jarche
MARCH 10, 2012
Tweet Over the years I’ve written a fair number of words on this blog, starting in 2004. Some words have resonated with others and have been picked up on blogs and shared via Twitter or other social media. The thoughts in this presentation reflect my perspectives on the work I have been doing for over a decade. You might think of it as a visual business card. Shared thoughts by Harold Jarche. View more presentations from Harold Jarche. NetworkedLearning
Steve Denning
FEBRUARY 14, 2011
In 2004, the New England Journal of Medicine endorsed the importance of storytelling in medicine in its issue of February 26, 2004. The New York Times reported last week on new evidence the power of storytelling in medicine. The NEJM article by Professor Rita Charon argued that health care professionals and patients are increasingly recognizing the importance of the stories they tell one another of illness.
Xyleme
MAY 30, 2019
As the industry’s leading LCMS provider, we’ve been helping our customers innovate and challenge the status quo since 2004. “Your mission, which you have already accepted, is to make change happen… Go make a ruckus.” – Seth Godin. ATD 2019 is officially in the books, and attendees walked away from this year’s event with a wealth of actionable tips as well as big picture ideas about the future of Training and Development.
Doc Searls
OCTOBER 22, 2020
Kim Cameron wrote up how this ought to work, in Laws of Identity , first published in 2004. You don’t walk around wearing a name badge. Except maybe at a conference, or some other enclosed space where people need to share their names and affiliations with each other. But otherwise, no.
Xyleme
APRIL 10, 2020
At Xyleme, we’re committed to helping our partners succeed in an ever-changing learning ecosystem, and we’ve been empowering organizations to create, publish, deliver, manage, maintain and analyze learning content more effectively since 2004. Managing from Home' Tips from Our Experts. Working from home is one thing, but what about managing from home?
Dave Snowden
FEBRUARY 20, 2009
Its an old one (2004) and took place in Roundstone County Galway. This sequence of photos is hysterical, and a hat top to Warwick Holder for sending me a copy. Its the story of an attempt to recover a lost car.
Harold Jarche
SEPTEMBER 28, 2020
This is a work in progress and I’d like to thank Michelle Holliday for getting me to think about these ideas from 2004 again. In the book Systems Thinking: Managing chaos and complexity , J. Gharajedaghi provides an example of decision-making by indigenous people of North America.
Xyleme
APRIL 22, 2020
At Xyleme , we’re committed to helping our partners succeed in an ever-changing learning ecosystem, and we’ve been empowering organizations to create, publish, deliver, manage, maintain and analyze learning content more effectively since 2004. . Tips for Balancing Working & Parenting from Home. Who remembers this video a few years back of a reporter who was working from home and his kids unexpectedly popped in during his broadcast? Can you relate?
Nine Shift
JANUARY 14, 2015
January 6, 2004. The New York Times has only used the term "knowledge jobs," according to its own search engine, a total of four times. And, if you read the last paragraph in this post: Plus, oh my, the irony! Last month The New York Times used, probably for the first time, the term "knowledge jobs" in a front page story. . Knowledge jobs" are the entire, totality of economic prosperity for post-industrial countries in this century. And yet. AND YET.
Harold Jarche
MARCH 3, 2010
Home About Consulting Contact Key Posts Clients Toolbox Français Harold Jarche Entries RSS | Comments RSS Subscribe by e-mail Twitter Faves planetrussell: "Globalization creates interlocking fragility, while giving the appearance of stability." " —Nassim Nicholas Taleb, PhD.
Harold Jarche
NOVEMBER 20, 2019
Anyway, PKM — introduced to me by Lilia Efimova in 2004 — became my sensemaking framework in order to stay professionally current and to connect with a global knowledge network. Ten years ago — workplace learning in 10 years — I wrote that in 2019 much of the workforce will be distributed in time & space as well as in engagement. I also projected that work and learning will continue to blend while stand-up training will be challenged by the ever-present back channel.
Dave Snowden
SEPTEMBER 2, 2020
I remember my re-engagement with the Software Development community back in 2004 when I presented Cynefin at an XP (Extreme Programming) event in London and a group of people from that event attended a Cynefin training course in London the following year.
Adaptive Path
MARCH 17, 2011
The site you saw before Tuesday afternoon, except for a few homepage tweaks here and there, was pretty much the same site you’ve been looking at since 2004. On Tuesday, we giddily launched a new adaptivepath.com. That’s like 900 years in internet time. Don’t think for a minute we didn’t know we needed a new website before now. It’s been a constant topic of conversation since I got here in 2007 and others tell me that was the case long before.
Harold Jarche
DECEMBER 21, 2018
These were the questions asked during the The Edinburgh Scenarios in 2004. Will technology empower or frustrate learning and will established powers control individuals or will something new emerge? The resulting scenarios were as follows. Web of Confidence: Technology advances, power shifts to emergent players. U Choose: Technology frustrates, power shifts to emergent players. Virtually Vanilla: Technology advances, power retained by established players.
David Weinberger
NOVEMBER 10, 2014
The fact that in 2014 it seems old hat is the proof that in 2004 Dan’s vision was acute. The first chapter of Dan Gillmor ‘s 2005 book, We the Media [ pdf ], is a terrific, brief history of journalism from the US Colonial era up through Sept. And in 2014 it has a different lesson to teach us as well. Ten years later, what Dan pointed to as extraordinary is now common as air.
Doc Searls
AUGUST 4, 2020
Is this the way you want your brand to look? Digital advertising needs to sniff its own stench, instead of everybody’s digital butts.
Irving Wladawsky-Berger
MARCH 30, 2020
In 2018, over 60% of AI PhD graduates from US universities went to industry, compared to 20% in 2004, and over twice the number that took academic jobs in the US. AI has emerged as the defining technology of our era, as transformative over time as the steam engine, electricity, and the Internet.
David Weinberger
APRIL 27, 2011
I’ve been thinking for the past couple of months about seeing if someone wanted to do illustrations for a similar project I posted under a CC license in 2004: “ Now Go to Damn Sleep: A Children’s Book for Parents. &# Now it would be a tad redundant. BoingBoing lauds a new book called “ Go the Fuck to Sleep ,&# by Adam Mansbach, with illustrations by Ricardo Cortés.
George Siemens
MARCH 25, 2011
In 2004, connectivism was presented as a new theory of learning that addresses learning in complex, social, networked environments. Sometime last year, Grainne Conole and I managed to convince Terry Anderson to issue a call for papers for a special IRRODL issue on connectivism.
David Weinberger
OCTOBER 10, 2015
Remember the 2004 Dean Scream? CNN has the nerve to title its posting of this video “2004: The scream that doomed Howard Dean.” My fear is that Bernie Sanders is going to have a bad moment during the upcoming debate, and the media will seize on it to make him look unfit for the presidency. I fear this because I’ve seen it happen before. ” But t’wasn’t the scream that killed Howard Dean’s campaign.
Jay Cross
AUGUST 2, 2013
Kevin started FOTI in 2004 out of his passionate belief that organizations need a more powerful and thoughtful architecture for talent than they have. See on Scoop.it – Informal & Experiential Learning. Kevin Wheeler Founder and Chairman the Future of Talent Institute. Jay Cross ‘s insight: Right on, Kevin. I love this: "Gen Y, those in their twenties now, are born of bits and bytes. They hardly read.
Nine Shift
DECEMBER 9, 2012
Nine Shift predicted it in 2004, and two years ago we even wrote it would begin in 2012. Suburbs begin go into decline in 2012. Another big prediction for NineShift comes true! In April, the U.S. Census Bureau reported that central cities are now growing faster than suburbs. The nation's leading housing expert, Robert Shiller, then said that suburbs are in permanent decline. Another housing expert also reported the only suburbs still growing are those with train stations.
Nine Shift
DECEMBER 9, 2012
The issue is unsolvable because Gen Y is driving less and less, as NineShift predicted in 2004 and proved in 2010. States are now facing the unsolvable problem of how to fund highways moving forward. Added to that is the likelihood that Boomers, like previous generations, will decrease their driving as they hit age 65. Added to that is the current refusal to increase the gas tax, which has paid for highways for the last half century.
Harold Jarche
JANUARY 6, 2020
Curiosity about online sensemaking led me to Lilia Efimova’s research on personal knowledge management in 2004. “The cure for boredom is curiosity. There is no cure for curiosity.” ” —Dorothy Parker. The core habit to successfully navigate the network era is curiosity. Curiosity about ideas improves creativity. Curiosity about people improves empathy , by understanding others. We cannot be empathetic for others unless we are first curious about them.
Charles Jennings
MAY 5, 2015
Diagram from Heinze & Proctor ‘Reflections on the Use of Blended Learning’ (2004). The term ‘blended learning’ first appeared in the late-1990s when web-based learning solutions started to become more widely used and were integrated on one way or another with face-to-face methods. Of course the ‘blending’ concept has been around for much longer than the past few years.
Harold Jarche
APRIL 14, 2020
The inspiration came from Lilia Efimova in 2004. My personal knowledge mastery framework was a result of creative desperation. I had just lost my job. My wife was a stay-at-home mother, we had two young children, and we live in a remote economically depressed part of the country. I had spent the last five years working for a learning technologies research centre and then an e-learning start-up. Suddenly I was a freelancer, physically disconnected from any potential clients.
Harold Jarche
OCTOBER 11, 2018
In 2004 , just as I was starting this blog, we already saw the work ahead of us. “If you want a natively digital nation, or a state, or a city, or whatever, my message today is you actually need to be bold enough to create some new institutions; institutions that are of the internet, not on the internet.” ” — Making Government as a Platform Real. None of our institutions, and not even our markets were designed for the network age. This is the major tension of our times.
Nancy White
MAY 27, 2009
May 26, 2004, this blog was born (albeit on a Blogger platform). Darn, it happens every year. I think about my blogaversary AFTER it happens. You can see the archives here: Full Circle Online Interaction Blog: 05/01/2004 - 06/01/2004. I’m still having fun.
Dave Snowden
MARCH 1, 2020
Aside from being the Welsh National Day it is also the anniversary of my Mother’s death in the early hours of 1st March 2004, ten days after my Father’s death and a month before my 50th Birthday and early retirement from IBM. On St David’s Day last year, I started a five-part series of posts to update the Cynefin Framework, all illustrated by pictures of the mountains of Eryri, or Snowdonia if you want to use the Saxon which derives from Snow Dun, or snow hill.
Harold Jarche
JANUARY 13, 2017
It was based on McLuhan’s laws of media which I have discussed many times here since 2004 ( communication in evolution ) and more recently ( taking back our society ). I gave a presentation on ‘Understanding Media for Learner Engagement’ to the UNL Extension network yesterday. One effect of the network era, and its pervasive digital connections, is that networks are replacing or subverting more traditional hierarchies.
Harold Jarche
JANUARY 10, 2016
Since first writing about PKM in 2004 , I have continuously worked at improving the model, identifying emergent practices and tools, and promoting the need to let people manage their own learning in the workplace. My conclusions in 2004 remain today: My conclusion for a while has been that knowledge cannot be managed, and neither can knowledge workers.
Harold Jarche
AUGUST 6, 2019
In a sense personal KM is very entrepreneurial, there are more rewards and more risks in taking responsibility for developing own expertise.” — Lilia Efimova (2004).
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