When Good Social Networks Go Bad
Not all social network are healthy. What is the impact of unhealthy social networks?
Roles in CoP’s Revisited: The Original Post
(This is the first post in a series of six that is a revision of a post I wrote on
Information Overload!
I have a confession to make – I’ve lost control of my information sources again. But who can blame me?
Look Beyond the Surface to Know the Future
I’m fortunate to be in one of those rare “between projects, take inventory, reflect and reorient” periods, that I know
Is Being Overwhelmed Required?
What can we expect of learning professionals?
Dave Lee, CPLP
This morning I had an email from ATD. It took a little bit of courage to click on that message.
TLDC18 Conversations
In my next to last session at #TLDC18 yesterday, Matt Pierce asked us to shoot a short video based on
Fact Checking the News
Originally posted on Hapgood:
? I talk about 90-second fact-checks and I think people think I’m a bit unhinged sometimes.…
The Value of Learning
Working hard is the industrial era approach to getting ahead. Learning hard is the knowledge economy equivalent. – Michael Simmons
Social Leadership Webinars
In a world that is rapidly changing, being a leader requires resilience, agility, and the ability to manage change. But
