Knowledge Management, Leadership and Social Media
On Social Media: We come from the knowledge management family rather than marketing – to enable social learning – recognising people learn most and best from conversing and sharing experiences with like minded others.
On Design: Design permeates everything and is laden with a history and a future.
On Leadership: Leadership in [...]
A Digital Perspective how now been placed at number 5 in the Top 27 Blogs of People Under 27, compiled by Julian Cole – the new successor to the list originally created by Daniel Mejia.
A great post from the guys over at PR 2.0 I wanted to share with you guys
Have you seen this men? (Or would you work with them?)
We are defined by those around us.
As our circles of interest and communities collide online, our lives become entangled with one another. It is after all, a matter of perspective. That photo was apart of Movember fund raising.
Over the past three months I have [...]
After working through my first diagrams it became apparent that there some overlap, and this over lap was driven by the users of these communities. If you’re looking to build out a network or community it’s important to look at existing models to know what kind of time your users may spend with you and [...]
I’ve been doing some visual thinking around the way that social networks and, in particular, the people who make them up and the content they produce, affects the amount of time we allow to each person (or singular piece of information) in that network.
Facebook moving to its new layout was a significant indicator of this [...]
I believe in openness. I believe that all are welcome.
I am a little uncomfortable with the idea of creating social media clubs. I smell rules and policy. Closure. It feels like the echo chamber is getting bigger. This can lead to groups becoming clicky-er, that the walls this social media theme park are getting [...]
