2.0 – Page 2 – Mike Taylor

New technology – the threat to our information

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Your Guide to Most Useful Bookmarklets

Amit is at it again! I love these. I had a couple of these already but there were some great additions I found here. I am really digging the Delicious Talk and Capture Screenshot bookmarklets. Thanks Amit! Your Guide to Most Useful Bookmarklets

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40+ Topics for Corporate Bloggers

I’m preparing to “sell” 2.0ish tools to our internal powers that be and this is good list for blog uses. Now to build enough no brainer ammo that even our IT people can see the benefits will be the trick. 😎 40+ Topics for Corporate Bloggers

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Learnlets » eLearning 2.0

I believe training anybody on any particular tool (even the seemingly ubiquitous Microsoft Office suite), is the wrong way to go. Talk to them about the skill (writing, creating presentations, etc), and then give some assignments across a couple of different tools. This gives you transferrable skills, which will equip you to communicate and collaborateContinue reading “Learnlets » eLearning 2.0”

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Developing Online Training and Presentation Materials | Sun Learning eXchange

Developing Online Training and Presentation Materials | Sun Learning eXchange. Sun has lots of “2.0-ish” information including this video site. This particular video is a nice one about PowerPoint to video using Camtasia. The rest of the site has good info and examples of wikis, blogs, etc in a corporate setting.

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Go Big Always – Here’s my crap, please talk about it

Go Big Always – Here’s my crap, please talk about it. I think this is right on money and I”ve also seen this happen a number of times. Garbage in..garbage out. No technology will ever fix that. Here’ the crux of it: We have a ton of (documents, marketing materials, assets, whatever) and we wantContinue reading “Go Big Always – Here’s my crap, please talk about it”

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Social Media

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Bad Information

KM/ Enterprise 2.0 I think this is EXACTLY why we should get over our fears of having no control over tools such as wikis and blogs. Very well said! This is from a recap of an eLearning Guild session by Angela White: “The idea of collaboration and using tools like Wikis to contain community-generated contentContinue reading “Bad Information”

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Knowledge Management Review: FOCUSING ON BEHAVIORS AND LEARNING AT SHELL

I participated in a KM / Enterprise 2.0 session with Royal Dutch Shell via APQC in which they shared a lot of great things about what they are doing in this arena. I found this article that captures very well what we covered in the session. I like that their focus is on the peopleContinue reading “Knowledge Management Review: FOCUSING ON BEHAVIORS AND LEARNING AT SHELL”

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Wikinomics » Blog Archive » Wiki collaboration leads to happiness

I think this picture says a lot and is a simple representation of the differences between using email and a wiki to work collaboratively. Easy to see the benefits isn’t it? Wikinomics » Blog Archive » Wiki collaboration leads to happiness