…higher-level people are more resistant to bringing in Enterprise 2.0 technologies because it represents a democratization of content and a relative loss of power at their level.
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John Tropea: "tools are the conduit for this culture change" - 0 views
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More than anything it’s about a change of culture in the way you get things done, so it’s more a learning organisation thing, and the tools are the conduit for this culture change…plus the tools are just that, the tools to get things done the new way.
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Where are the bottlenecks and obstacles to getting things done? Can workers easily get access to the information they need in a self-service manner with as little red tape as possible? Are workers able to coalesce around common ideas instead of being isolated behind arbitrary boundaries?
Content Marketing = Brand New Marketing? - 0 views
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Horizon Project - 0 views
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The Horizon Project, as the centerpiece of NMC's Emerging Technologies Initiative, charts the landscape of emerging technologies for teaching, learning and creative expression and produces the NMC's annual Horizon Report.
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Robyn Jay
I work as consultant in the field of educational technologies and learning design. My background is education & I've worked from Preschools to Higher Ed. In VET my background is adult literacy/numeracy. I'm interested in multimodal learning design and how learners can benefit from non-text based...