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Some great reports by Etienne Wenger and others
In case you haven’t already found Etienne Wenger’s publication page, here is the link. In particular I would recommend the report to the CIO Council of …
Read MoreAgreed ways of working with timezones
I’m reading an excellent book at the moment called Distributed Work by Pamela Hinds and Sara Kiesler (eds.). While reading the chapter on ‘Face-to-face Communication’ …
Read MoreMetaphors for vrtual collaboration
Nancy White draws our attention to some interesting metaphors a startup called Socialtext uses to talk about virtual collaboration: * Socialtext — the building and garden* …
Read MoreRemembering Community of Practice principles
One doesn’t implement communities of practice nor create them by management edict. Rather they require the right conditions to grow. Management’s role is to make …
Read MoreThe Journal of Community Informatics
For anyone involved in online communities, this new journal will be a useful resource. The Journal of Community Informatics Community Informatics (CI) is the study …
Read MoreInviting people to take action
Last night I met Brian Bainbridge (one of the pioneers of Open Space) at our monthly Emergence meeting. Our discussion revolved around the issue of what …
Read MorePodcasting is taking off but when will it make it into organisations?
Today’s Age has a article (requires free subscription) on Podcasting, the audio version of blogging, and suggests its adoption is outpacing its text-based cousin. While the numbers …
Read MoreMotivating community formation
In helping companies cultivate communities of practice I frequently hear the following lament: this community idea is important but we just don’t have the time to …
Read MoreSimple rules for CoP self-organisation
Communities of practice are often regarded, with good reason, as self-organising social systems. I was wondering the other day whether some simple rules for a …
Read MoreTourists not lurkers
Sue Huckson of the National Institute of Clinical Studies pointed out to me the other day just how negative the term ‘lurker’ is and suggested that …
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