Roles in CoPs Revisited: Lurking
4th of 6 in a series of posts on roles in online communities.
Category Archives: social learning
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 ATD’s “Learning Circuit’s Blog” on June 10, 2006 entitled “Roles […]
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 ATD’s “Learning Circuit’s Blog” on June 10, 2006 entitled “Roles […]
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 ATD’s “Learning Circuit’s Blog” on June 10, 2006 entitled “Roles […]
Information Overload!
I have a confession to make – I’ve lost control of my information sources again. But who can blame me? I currently have the following pipelines of new information that […]
The Value of Learning
Working hard is the industrial era approach to getting ahead. Learning hard is the knowledge economy equivalent. – Michael Simmons It’s not every day an article motivates and excites me. […]
Learning that 110% isn’t Good
My last post was almost two months ago. What happened? To be honest, in the spirit of Working Out Loud, I have to work on not working so hard and […]
Ahoy Matey!
I am happy to announce that I am joining Julian Stodd and his merry crew at Sea Salt Learning as an Associate Consultant. Sea Salt Learning is committed to helping […]
One Month to Go!!!
A month from today I sit for the Knowledge Exam portion of the CPLP (Certified Professional in Learning and Performance) certification process. I’ve been studying like crazy for 3 months […]
My Self-Directed Learning
One of the hot topics in Learning and Development is self-directed learning (SDL). Malcolm Knowles in 1975 defined self-directed learning as: In its broadest meaning, self-directed learning describes a process […]
