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So many documents are diversionary. Burying the final document on an obscure file server with the confident expecatation that it will never be seen by human eyes again. If you are tempted to write a document today, or asked to do so by your boss, resist. I remember the sinking feeling those words triggered. You knew that you had lost their attention and they were resorting to diversionary tactics. Putting off doing something by writing a templated bit of business fluff. MORE
If the state has to make the document available, it also has to make the metadata available. The Supreme Court of Arizona has ruled that the metadata included in electronic doucments is covered by the public records law. MORE
2013 the first year that documents that Boomers are starting to leave too Young people are leaving suburbs. MORE
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This document provides an introduction to virtual worlds,discusses why virtual worlds are so well-suited to the study ofreal-world business, and describes how a platform could weave togethervarious types of virtual worlds and virtual spaces to achieve a varietyof research and educational goals. e-Clippings (Learning As Art) Home Archives Subscribe About My Social Networks « The Ecology of Games: Connecting Youth, Games, and Learning (ed. MORE
Home About Full Circle Contact Resources Wiki Full Circus Full Circle Associates connections for a changing world, online and offline… Apr 24 2008 Doug Symington Mashes Us Up Published by Nancy White at 12:44 pm under events , visual thinking Doug uses A N I M O T O to mash up photos and music to document a panel Chris Lott organized at Northern Voice 2008 on “The blog is dead, long live the blog!&# MORE
Instead, I keep pondering about how we can transform and redefine the way we do business through our day to day workflow(s) and if there is an idea that keeps coming back stronger by the day is that one of perhaps facilitating the transition from document-centric collaboration into a people-centric one. Apparently, it’s not happening, because we all keep being engaged on the influx of exchanging attachments, presentations, documents, spreadsheets, etc. MORE
The new user interface makes content structure easier to see and navigate, makes it easier to move individual content components around within a document, and makes it easier to access content elements within each piece of content, significantly improving the user experience. “We’ve MORE
Knowledge which has been recorded (eg in documents, files etc). Nick Milton raises an interesting point about the terms implicit, explicit,and tacit knowledge. Do you know what each term means? It seems that many in the knowledge management discipline does not. MORE
However it struck me that in fact the vast majority of organizations represented in the audience still store most of their business documents on a hard disk somewhere. The number of documents being emailed between people inside companies today is still massive. Emailing documents back and forth is fraught with staggering problems, not least version control. The first step is moving documents into the cloud, whether it is an internal and external cloud. MORE
My friend Frank Gilbane has unearthed an issue of my old e-zine from 1998 in which I proposed that documents are dead, and in which he counter-proposed that they are not. ” I will acknowledge that there is one itsy-bitsy way in which Frank was right and I was wrong: Documents are not dead. So, we still write and read documents. The finality of the document is serving as a forcing function for getting us literally on the same page. So, no, documents live. MORE
Deal closing: For signing documents. Our top picks are: Adobe Sign (14-day free trial): Ideal for existing Adobe users, Adobe Sign comes packaged with Acrobat, allowing you to add legally binding e-signatures to PDF documents. MORE
Are they focused around information such as documents or other static content? I’m wondering if you have that as a downloadable document somewhere. Home About Full Circle Contact Resources Wiki Full Circus Full Circle Associates connections for a changing world, online and offline… Jul 29 2008 Online Community Purpose Checklist Published by Nancy White It is helpful to think about what you want to accomplish and how, with an online group or community. MORE
One common example is documenting processes. You sit down with a Subject Matter Expert (SME) and you document an exact process that your team needs to be able to perform. It might be documentation, training, presentations, or e-learning. MORE
A new book by Enrico Moretti documents that communities with more college graduates do better economically MORE
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You have elements of documents like headings at various levels, and body text, and special paragraphs like quotes, and so on. And what you see, too often, is people hand-formatting documents, choosing to do headers by increasing the font size, bolding, etc. MORE
I was talking to my wife the other night about how we are thinking about using a wiki at work do develop some documents. You can share documents, comment on them, send them to others, embed them but no editing and that's OK. FM 20-11 Military Diving - Upload a Document to Scribd Read this document on Scribd: FM 20-11 Military Diving. I hope the embed code from scribd and docstoc both show up below alright. MORE
Seminal documents. Three dozen wonderful presentations, free books, and funny videos about how people learn. You might also be interested in these links. MORE
These are notes taken during Shirley Steinberg's CNIE keynote, Sympathy for the Devil: Criticizing and Criticalizing the Media: Rolling Stones - Sympathy for the Devil - accomplishments of the devil, listeners as audience are complicit in these accomplishments. MORE
The GAPPS document is also a consensus document that was three years in the making, Allesandro and I completed our work in less than a year and while we had reviewers, there was no need to create a consensus. MORE
I remember David Weinberger once saying that "documents are dead" Would that things were that simple! I watch people in business struggling with the persistent idea that documents are how we convey information. The result is a stressful mess for many people in business who write in one format then publish in another, mangle documents into PDFs - and don't even start me on forms written in Word that break when you try to complete them. MORE
These groups would need a way to work with or document their progress, usually using shared document authoring such as Google Docs. Right, I've never used one in a MOOC. MORE
The NineShift story, which predicted and then documented the transformation of society from the Industrial Age of 2000 into the Knowledge Society of 2020, has been complete. . Thank you all so much for your support of NineShift over the past 20 years! MORE
When personalizing and localizing content at scale, a single document can multiply exponentially. Xyleme’s content management solutions alleviate the resulting maintenance burden, making it easy for organizations to personalize, reuse and maintain even the most complex content libraries. MORE
Another common problem is lost source files for documents that need to be updated. An ATD study found that authors are spending 40% of their time just formatting documents. Every organization runs into content management challenges when they reach a certain size. MORE
Home About Complexity Reading List Knowledge Management Reading List Free Yourselves from the Tyranny of the Document Metaphor! I interjected myself into a listserv conversation last week, stating “documents present a barrier to knowledge – We need to move beyond the document metaphor if we’re trying to cultivate knowledge.” Simple: I am trying to shake us free from the belief that improving documents will improve somehow knowledge flows and understanding. MORE
WebWorkerDaily » Archive 3 Ways to Edit Documents Collaboratively « WebWorkerDaily » Archive 20 Different Ways to Manage Your To Dos « SocialTech: Open Source Social Software. MORE
Anyway, I’ve uploaded the pdf version of the document (the wiki is gone): Handbook of Emerging Technology for Learning In 2009 Peter Tittenberger and I wrote a handbook of emerging technologies for learning. We created a supporting website (wiki) for the book. Those fine folks at University of Manitoba (motto: we’ve never met a permanent link that we haven’t made unpermanent) have deleted the wiki and the website. MORE
Users can search and process billions of documents -- even create their own search engines -- using Alexas search and publication tools. stevenberlinjohnson.com « Hong Kong In Motion | Main | The Kids Are Crazy For Resource Management Strategies » Alexa (and Amazon) Let It All Hang Out Clearly this is a Big Deal : The Alexa Web Search Platform provides public access to the vast web crawl collected by Alexa Internet. MORE
Add QR codes to equipment, documents, or office banners. QR codes provide a direct link to learning content in Xyleme CDS and can be a single job aid or video, a performance support document, whole channel of resources, or a course. Embed links to content in forms, SOPs, or other work documents. Like QR codes, these links can direct the learner to a single document or a whole channel of resources. Sometimes we struggle to get started because the problem seems too big. MORE
“Estimates for the total number of historic documents in the city, some of them from the 13th century, range from 150,000 to five times that number,” says Pascal Fletcher, the article’s author. Brittle, written in ornate calligraphy, and ranging from scholarly treatises to old commercial invoices, the documents represent a compendium of learning on everything from law, sciences and medicine to history and politics. MORE
Responding to this item in KairosNews wherein it is argued, regarding documentation problems, that users should "revise the existing documentation or provide new text as needed and negotiate with the project to have your changes included." The problem is not that the help documents do not exist, mostly. And therefore we cannot fix the documentation problem. But there is a lot more to simply writing some decent documentation needed to solve these problems. MORE
It means the time when L&D and managers no longer think they need to turn everything that moves into e-learning – classroom training, presentations, documents, etc. The “Post E-Learning Era” – what does that mean? Well, it doesn’t mean when e-learning no longer exists. It means the time when e-learning is seen as just one possible […]. Social learning MORE
We use these visual documents as talking documents with the client – we sit down together and discuss what we each see. Networks are great sense-making documents between the client and the consultant. MORE
NineShift''s Julie Coates documents the evidence that STEM camps, and in fact all intervention, fail to increase the numbers of women in STEM occupations MORE
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I was thinking about working openly recently and decided to document my workflow, such as it is. As you can see I need to devise a way to make my projects and courses more transparent. There's also a PowerPoint version of the image with working links. No HTML version, sorry MORE
Managing content at the component level (as opposed to the document level) makes content smarter and more powerful by?reducing reducing time to market, supporting collaboration across the extended enterprise, and ultimately improving the customer experience. MORE
February 25, 2021 | 1:00 pm EST. Managing content at the component level (as opposed to the document level) makes content smarter and more powerful by?reducing MORE
Document Related Topics Euen Semple
MAY 17, 2018
I remember David Weinberger once saying that "documents are dead" Would that things were that simple! I watch people in business struggling with the persistent idea that documents are how we convey information. The result is a stressful mess for many people in business who write in one format then publish in another, mangle documents into PDFs - and don't even start me on forms written in Word that break when you try to complete them.
David Weinberger
MAY 22, 2012
My friend Frank Gilbane has unearthed an issue of my old e-zine from 1998 in which I proposed that documents are dead, and in which he counter-proposed that they are not. ” I will acknowledge that there is one itsy-bitsy way in which Frank was right and I was wrong: Documents are not dead. So, we still write and read documents. The finality of the document is serving as a forcing function for getting us literally on the same page. So, no, documents live.
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Luis Suarez
MAY 13, 2013
Instead, I keep pondering about how we can transform and redefine the way we do business through our day to day workflow(s) and if there is an idea that keeps coming back stronger by the day is that one of perhaps facilitating the transition from document-centric collaboration into a people-centric one. Apparently, it’s not happening, because we all keep being engaged on the influx of exchanging attachments, presentations, documents, spreadsheets, etc.
Stephen Downes: Half an Hour
APRIL 25, 2007
Responding to this item in KairosNews wherein it is argued, regarding documentation problems, that users should "revise the existing documentation or provide new text as needed and negotiate with the project to have your changes included." The problem is not that the help documents do not exist, mostly. And therefore we cannot fix the documentation problem. But there is a lot more to simply writing some decent documentation needed to solve these problems.
Martijn Linssen
AUGUST 31, 2010
Home About Complexity Reading List Knowledge Management Reading List Free Yourselves from the Tyranny of the Document Metaphor! I interjected myself into a listserv conversation last week, stating “documents present a barrier to knowledge – We need to move beyond the document metaphor if we’re trying to cultivate knowledge.” Simple: I am trying to shake us free from the belief that improving documents will improve somehow knowledge flows and understanding.
David Weinberger
NOVEMBER 5, 2009
If the state has to make the document available, it also has to make the metadata available. The Supreme Court of Arizona has ruled that the metadata included in electronic doucments is covered by the public records law.
David Weinberger
APRIL 15, 2012
“Estimates for the total number of historic documents in the city, some of them from the 13th century, range from 150,000 to five times that number,” says Pascal Fletcher, the article’s author. Brittle, written in ornate calligraphy, and ranging from scholarly treatises to old commercial invoices, the documents represent a compendium of learning on everything from law, sciences and medicine to history and politics.
Mark Oehlert
JULY 25, 2008
I was talking to my wife the other night about how we are thinking about using a wiki at work do develop some documents. You can share documents, comment on them, send them to others, embed them but no editing and that's OK. FM 20-11 Military Diving - Upload a Document to Scribd Read this document on Scribd: FM 20-11 Military Diving. I hope the embed code from scribd and docstoc both show up below alright.
Nancy White
JANUARY 27, 2010
Are they focused around information such as documents or other static content? I’m wondering if you have that as a downloadable document somewhere. Home About Full Circle Contact Resources Wiki Full Circus Full Circle Associates connections for a changing world, online and offline… Jul 29 2008 Online Community Purpose Checklist Published by Nancy White It is helpful to think about what you want to accomplish and how, with an online group or community.
Nancy White
APRIL 24, 2008
Home About Full Circle Contact Resources Wiki Full Circus Full Circle Associates connections for a changing world, online and offline… Apr 24 2008 Doug Symington Mashes Us Up Published by Nancy White at 12:44 pm under events , visual thinking Doug uses A N I M O T O to mash up photos and music to document a panel Chris Lott organized at Northern Voice 2008 on “The blog is dead, long live the blog!&#
Steven Berlin Johnson
DECEMBER 13, 2005
Users can search and process billions of documents -- even create their own search engines -- using Alexas search and publication tools. stevenberlinjohnson.com « Hong Kong In Motion | Main | The Kids Are Crazy For Resource Management Strategies » Alexa (and Amazon) Let It All Hang Out Clearly this is a Big Deal : The Alexa Web Search Platform provides public access to the vast web crawl collected by Alexa Internet.
Nine Shift
DECEMBER 18, 2013
A new book by Enrico Moretti documents that communities with more college graduates do better economically
Nine Shift
DECEMBER 18, 2013
2013 the first year that documents that Boomers are starting to leave too Young people are leaving suburbs.
Xyleme
DECEMBER 2, 2020
Deal closing: For signing documents. Our top picks are: Adobe Sign (14-day free trial): Ideal for existing Adobe users, Adobe Sign comes packaged with Acrobat, allowing you to add legally binding e-signatures to PDF documents.
Euen Semple
OCTOBER 18, 2015
So many documents are diversionary. Burying the final document on an obscure file server with the confident expecatation that it will never be seen by human eyes again. If you are tempted to write a document today, or asked to do so by your boss, resist. I remember the sinking feeling those words triggered. You knew that you had lost their attention and they were resorting to diversionary tactics. Putting off doing something by writing a templated bit of business fluff.
Dave Snowden
FEBRUARY 17, 2021
The GAPPS document is also a consensus document that was three years in the making, Allesandro and I completed our work in less than a year and while we had reviewers, there was no need to create a consensus.
Xyleme
FEBRUARY 1, 2021
February 25, 2021 | 1:00 pm EST. Managing content at the component level (as opposed to the document level) makes content smarter and more powerful by?reducing
Stephen Downes: Half an Hour
SEPTEMBER 9, 2021
These groups would need a way to work with or document their progress, usually using shared document authoring such as Google Docs. Right, I've never used one in a MOOC.
Mark Oehlert
FEBRUARY 27, 2008
This document provides an introduction to virtual worlds,discusses why virtual worlds are so well-suited to the study ofreal-world business, and describes how a platform could weave togethervarious types of virtual worlds and virtual spaces to achieve a varietyof research and educational goals. e-Clippings (Learning As Art) Home Archives Subscribe About My Social Networks « The Ecology of Games: Connecting Youth, Games, and Learning (ed.
Nine Shift
DECEMBER 18, 2013
NineShift''s Julie Coates documents the evidence that STEM camps, and in fact all intervention, fail to increase the numbers of women in STEM occupations
Xyleme
MARCH 4, 2019
Add QR codes to equipment, documents, or office banners. QR codes provide a direct link to learning content in Xyleme CDS and can be a single job aid or video, a performance support document, whole channel of resources, or a course. Embed links to content in forms, SOPs, or other work documents. Like QR codes, these links can direct the learner to a single document or a whole channel of resources. Sometimes we struggle to get started because the problem seems too big.
Xyleme
NOVEMBER 3, 2020
When personalizing and localizing content at scale, a single document can multiply exponentially. Xyleme’s content management solutions alleviate the resulting maintenance burden, making it easy for organizations to personalize, reuse and maintain even the most complex content libraries.
Harold Jarche
SEPTEMBER 28, 2021
Knowledge which has been recorded (eg in documents, files etc). Nick Milton raises an interesting point about the terms implicit, explicit,and tacit knowledge. Do you know what each term means? It seems that many in the knowledge management discipline does not.
Xyleme
JUNE 15, 2021
Instead of a comprehensive course or document , y ou might simply be looking to fill in some blanks or extend your existing knowledge.
Clark Quinn
OCTOBER 1, 2008
WebWorkerDaily » Archive 3 Ways to Edit Documents Collaboratively « WebWorkerDaily » Archive 20 Different Ways to Manage Your To Dos « SocialTech: Open Source Social Software.
Xyleme
MARCH 2, 2021
The new user interface makes content structure easier to see and navigate, makes it easier to move individual content components around within a document, and makes it easier to access content elements within each piece of content, significantly improving the user experience. “We’ve
Jay Cross's Informal Learning
AUGUST 24, 2010
Seminal documents. Three dozen wonderful presentations, free books, and funny videos about how people learn. You might also be interested in these links.
Jane Hart
JANUARY 28, 2015
It means the time when L&D and managers no longer think they need to turn everything that moves into e-learning – classroom training, presentations, documents, etc. The “Post E-Learning Era” – what does that mean? Well, it doesn’t mean when e-learning no longer exists. It means the time when e-learning is seen as just one possible […]. Social learning
Xyleme
APRIL 21, 2021
One common example is documenting processes. You sit down with a Subject Matter Expert (SME) and you document an exact process that your team needs to be able to perform. It might be documentation, training, presentations, or e-learning.
Xyleme
MAY 17, 2021
Another common problem is lost source files for documents that need to be updated. An ATD study found that authors are spending 40% of their time just formatting documents. Every organization runs into content management challenges when they reach a certain size.
Clark Quinn
DECEMBER 29, 2020
You have elements of documents like headings at various levels, and body text, and special paragraphs like quotes, and so on. And what you see, too often, is people hand-formatting documents, choosing to do headers by increasing the font size, bolding, etc.
Xyleme
FEBRUARY 25, 2021
Managing content at the component level (as opposed to the document level) makes content smarter and more powerful by?reducing reducing time to market, supporting collaboration across the extended enterprise, and ultimately improving the customer experience.
George Siemens
MAY 21, 2012
Anyway, I’ve uploaded the pdf version of the document (the wiki is gone): Handbook of Emerging Technology for Learning In 2009 Peter Tittenberger and I wrote a handbook of emerging technologies for learning. We created a supporting website (wiki) for the book. Those fine folks at University of Manitoba (motto: we’ve never met a permanent link that we haven’t made unpermanent) have deleted the wiki and the website.
Stephen Downes: Half an Hour
APRIL 19, 2021
These are notes taken during Shirley Steinberg's CNIE keynote, Sympathy for the Devil: Criticizing and Criticalizing the Media: Rolling Stones - Sympathy for the Devil - accomplishments of the devil, listeners as audience are complicit in these accomplishments.
Dave Snowden
DECEMBER 10, 2020
We use these visual documents as talking documents with the client – we sit down together and discuss what we each see. Networks are great sense-making documents between the client and the consultant.
Nine Shift
DECEMBER 13, 2019
The NineShift story, which predicted and then documented the transformation of society from the Industrial Age of 2000 into the Knowledge Society of 2020, has been complete. . Thank you all so much for your support of NineShift over the past 20 years!
Stephen Downes: Half an Hour
DECEMBER 19, 2016
I was thinking about working openly recently and decided to document my workflow, such as it is. As you can see I need to devise a way to make my projects and courses more transparent. There's also a PowerPoint version of the image with working links. No HTML version, sorry
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