When Good Social Networks Go Bad
Not all social network are healthy. What is the impact of unhealthy social networks?
How Prepared are You for the future?
In an review entitled, “The 4 Waves of AI: Who Will Own the Future of Technology?” on The Singularity Hub,
Vacation (from blogging) is Over
So, it’s been quite a while since my last post here on new eelearning. One of these days I’ll figure
Net Promoter Score
One metric that you should be borrowing from your social media marketing colleagues is Net Promoter Score (NPS). NPS is
Roles in CoP’s Revisited: Learning
Learning is the role that defines a community. Interaction amongst members is the lifeblood. In this post I look at what, how and why members learn.
15th of 100 Days: Foundation and Curation
15 days of a 100-day journey down. 85 to go. #SL100 #seasaltlearning
Roles in CoPs Revisited: Lurking
4th of 6 in a series of posts on roles in online communities.
Roles in CoP’s Revisited: Linking
(This is the third post in a series of six that is a revision of a post I wrote on
Organizing Your Lightbulbs
Vint Cerf, “one of the Fathers of the Internet,” presents a list of properties he feel are vital to the Internet of Things being a success in the Shannon Luminary Lecture at Nokia Bell Labs in March of 2018.
xAPI Cohort – TorranceLearning
I’ve signed up for the Fall 2018 xAPI Cohort sponsored by TorranceLearning. It’ll be my 2nd Cohort as an active
Roles in CoP’s Revisited: Purposes, Characteristics, and Types
(This is the second post in a series of six that is a revision of a post I wrote on
