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Some schools are comfortable encouraging students, faculty, and adminstratoin to use consumer apps on the open web. A handful of universities have adopted some aspects of web 2.0 It simplifies and streamlines the transactional aspects of administration, it encourages open communication and shared decision-making, and it provides a learning ecosystem that enables students to co-learn in order to supplement the formal aspects of their education. MORE
Diversity University started out as an educational MUD; Walden University was also an early adopter, and a whole bunch more. But it was brilliantly engineered; I learned tons by digging through the source, learning how all the Javascript worked, and adapting it for my own purposes. MORE
Are you going to buy them, rent them, make them yourself? CIOs who say that are 100% clueless - feel free to quote me on that This is why I get questions like: whats a good open source ESB? Subscribe Top Posts Generations, Social and Enterprise: adopt vs adapt Enterprise 2.0: Real Profitability Part I: The Big Three and Four Enterprise microblogging: measuring true value "is. Adopt vs adapt Microsoft and Cloud - they just don't get it, do t. MORE
They do require users to adopt a particular philosophy about sharing information and interacting with each other, and this philosophy can seem strange at first. " Now, however, I’m a fairly frequent user, find it a really novel and valuable resource, and think that it has strong potential within the enterprise (here are my blog posts on Twitter, and here’s a research report on Enterprise ‘microblogging’ from Pistachio consulting ). MORE
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MARCH 1, 2020
Diversity University started out as an educational MUD; Walden University was also an early adopter, and a whole bunch more. But it was brilliantly engineered; I learned tons by digging through the source, learning how all the Javascript worked, and adapting it for my own purposes.
Martijn Linssen
MAY 28, 2010
Are you going to buy them, rent them, make them yourself? CIOs who say that are 100% clueless - feel free to quote me on that This is why I get questions like: whats a good open source ESB? Subscribe Top Posts Generations, Social and Enterprise: adopt vs adapt Enterprise 2.0: Real Profitability Part I: The Big Three and Four Enterprise microblogging: measuring true value "is. Adopt vs adapt Microsoft and Cloud - they just don't get it, do t.
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Jay Cross
SEPTEMBER 23, 2012
Some schools are comfortable encouraging students, faculty, and adminstratoin to use consumer apps on the open web. A handful of universities have adopted some aspects of web 2.0 It simplifies and streamlines the transactional aspects of administration, it encourages open communication and shared decision-making, and it provides a learning ecosystem that enables students to co-learn in order to supplement the formal aspects of their education.
Andy McAfee
DECEMBER 1, 2008
They do require users to adopt a particular philosophy about sharing information and interacting with each other, and this philosophy can seem strange at first. " Now, however, I’m a fairly frequent user, find it a really novel and valuable resource, and think that it has strong potential within the enterprise (here are my blog posts on Twitter, and here’s a research report on Enterprise ‘microblogging’ from Pistachio consulting ).
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