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What you’re not being told about unconferencing…
The unconferencing meme is currently being discussed here and here. One point I believe that needs to be raised is that unconferencing is not something that will naturally …
Read MoreWho’s leading the stakes in the blogosphere? Women or Men?
A recent profile on Women business bloggers only listed about 5 women business bloggers. I was sure there must be more, and I was also curious …
Read MoreDeveloping your narrative competence
Shawn recently blogged an interesting post on how to develop your narrative competence. The value of a developed sense of narrative competence is well recognised in the …
Read MoreUnconferencing: How should we select our Keynote speakers?
It seems to me that there is a growing dissatisfaction with the standard conference model of panel presenters and an audience full of possibility who …
Read MoreAnecdote: A simple KM solution
One of the things I love about conferences is the people you meet and the stories you hear and share. Here’s an anecdote which I …
Read MoreStorytelling survival guide
Having a casual surf on a sunday afternoon I came across this interesting Storytelling survival guide by David Boje. It seems a fairly comprehensive, if not …
Read MoreAnecdote: Staff motivation and team work
Earlier this year Shawn posted about a great site containing anecdotes about the development of the Apple Macintosh. Browsing through the archive I found this great …
Read MoreSurprise in Social Settings
Two powerful ways of making sense (in a weickien way) are: Using frameworks to ‘frame’ data Getting people to explain and explore surprises The first technique of …
Read MoreSeth’s sensemaking on the web
You can think of the act of sensemaking as discovering the new terrain as you are inventing it. A man who is certainly mapping and creating …
Read MoreGreat quote from Brian Arthur on sensemaking
This has got to be one of the best quotes I’ve seen regarding sensemaking, from an article of Brian Arthur’s in the Harvard Business Review. Imagine …
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