So I sit down at my desk this morning, opened up Gmail as I always do and noticed Google Buzz I read like 61 trillion tweets about  Google Buzz over the past few days so, of course, I was fatigued with it to begin with Tweets, blog posts, RSS feed just loaded with it 
Share:  <span class="sent">So I sit down at my desk this morning, opened up Gmail as I always do and noticed <span class="company">Google</span> Buzz I read like 61 trillion tweets about  <span class="company">Google</span> Buzz over the past few days so, of course, I was fatigued with it to begin with</span> Tweets, blog posts, RSS feed just loaded with it Tweet this 

Or, the one with the big stuffed animals at Wal Mart Microlearning as a term reflects the emerging reality of the ever increasing fragmentation [emphasis mine] of both information sources and information units used for learning, especially in fast moving areas which see rapid development and a constantly high degree of change (Langreiter & Bolka, 2006) I see the micro thing (small units of rapidly changing user generated content, consumed by others in a short time period) becoming more fragmented especially within some of the sillier websites out there (one of which I'll share in a moment) Lucky you! 
Share:  <span class="sent">Or, the one with the big stuffed animals at </span><span class="company">Wal Mart</span> Microlearning as a term reflects the emerging reality of the ever increasing fragmentation [emphasis mine] of both information sources and information units used for learning, especially in fast moving areas which see rapid development and a constantly high degree of change (Langreiter & Bolka, 2006) I see the micro thing (small units of rapidly changing user generated content, consumed by others in a short time period) becoming more fragmented especially within some of the sillier websites out there (one of which I'll share in a moment) Lucky you! Tweet this 

This is a post for bloggers… I received a Google alert* hit on my name this morning that pointed to the Human Capital Institute (HCI) (*I have a Google alert set up for my name and for links to various sites I write for so I can make sure I'm able to comment or defend myself If you have any kind of web presence, I think it's important to have some way of monitoring what people are saying about you) Anyway… I followed the link from the alert to HCI and noticed several blog posts (in their entirety) from this very blog 
Share:  <span class="sent">This is a post for bloggers… I received a <span class="company">Google</span> alert* hit on my name this morning that pointed to the Human Capital Institute (HCI)</span> (*I have a <span class="company">Google</span> alert set up for my name and for links to various sites I write for so I can make sure I'm able to comment or defend myself If you have any kind of web presence, I think it's important to have some way of monitoring what people are saying about you) Anyway… I followed the link from the alert to HCI and noticed several blog posts (in their entirety) from this very blog Tweet this 

Using Social Media to Improve Workplace Learning . Just finished up an online presentation, Using Social Medial to Improve Workplace Learning, slides below. I had uploaded my slides an hour early and took care of all the necessary details – shut off cell phone and house phone, banished children from my immediate area, let the dog out, shut the windows, and…special bonus this week…asked my contractor not to run the power saw or pound sheet rock from 1 2 pm. 
Share:  <span class="sent">Using Social Media to Improve Workplace <span class="company">Learning</span> . Just finished up an online presentation, Using Social Medial to Improve Workplace <span class="company">Learning</span>, slides below. </span> I had uploaded my slides an hour early and took care of all the necessary details – shut off cell phone and house phone, banished children from my immediate area, let the dog out, shut the windows, and…special bonus this week…asked my contractor not to run the power saw or pound sheet rock from 1 2 pm. Tweet this 

61% of Twitter users considered themselves introverts (only 13% described themselves as extroverts). In another post, Mark Dykeman reminds us that the difference between introversion and extroversion lies in the effect other people have on us. He thinks social media removes the need to connect in person (something extroverts are more comfortable with). 
Share:  <span class="sent">61% of <span class="company">Twitter</span> users considered themselves introverts (only 13% described themselves as extroverts). In another post, Mark Dykeman reminds us that the difference between introversion and extroversion lies in the effect other people have on us. </span> He thinks social media removes the need to connect in person (something extroverts are more comfortable with). Tweet this 

Information Science Reference recently published a book by Miltiadis Lytras from the University of Patras, Greece, Robert Tennyson from the University of Minnesota, USA, and Patricia Ordóñez de Pablos, from the Universidad de Oviedo, Spain called Knowledge Networks: The Social Software Perspective. Here's a description: Social networks are collections of individuals linked together by a set of relations. The linkage of social networks to people and business contexts as well as to critical government domains is important for the emerging information ecosystems of the knowledge society. 
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I spoke with Roy Haythorn, Vice President of Operations for Meridian Knowledge Solutions, LLC . Let's find out what's new at Meridian KSI. Q: Hi Roy. 
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By Janet Clarey January 16, 2009 Probably just three years ago, if you said Element K I would have immediately thought about off-the-shelf courseware. However, Element K has made substantial, progressive improvements to their LMS, most recently by building custom integrations between Jive Clearspace and KnowledgeHub, Element K's LMS. They announced this in October, 2008. 
Share:  By Janet Clarey January 16, 2009 Probably just three years ago, if you said Element K I would have immediately thought about off-the-shelf courseware. However, Element K has made substantial, progressive improvements to their LMS, most recently by building custom integrations between Jive Clearspace and KnowledgeHub, Element K's LMS. They announced this in October, 2008. Tweet this