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Neil Movold

Is The "Social Era" Hype - 0 views

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Social Era

shared by Neil Movold on 06 Oct 12 - No Cached
  • Neil Movold on 06 Oct 12
     
    "Smart people are quick to call "all things social" hype because sometimes smart people filter everything through what they know rather than what they don't know."
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Facilitating collaborative learning: A recipe for success - 0 views

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Collaborative Learning Learning

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  • Neil Movold on 25 Aug 12
     
    "In the "e-learning era" the focus of training moved to designing and developing sophisticated, self-paced, online course content, and then managing access to it in a LMS. With the emergence of the "networked learning era" training departments have begun to think about how they can add "social" into the mix."
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IBM Research: A new era of computing: cognitive systems - 0 views

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Big Data Cognitive Systems

shared by Neil Movold on 22 Dec 12 - No Cached
  • In cognitive systems, performance improvements will derive from scaling in: moving key components, such as storage, memory, networking and processing onto a single chassis, closer to the data.
  • The volume of data produced today isn't just increasing—it's getting faster, taking more forms and is increasingly uncertain in nature.
  • Uncertainty arises from such sources as social media, imprecise data from sensors and imperfect object recognition in video streams. IBM experts believe that by 2015, 80 percent of the world's data will be uncertain.
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  • Whereas in today's programmable era, computers essentially process a series of "if then what" equations, cognitive systems learn, adapt, and ultimately hypothesize and suggest answers.
  • Neil Movold on 22 Dec 12
     
    "Over the past few decades, Moore's Law, processor speed and hardware scalability have been the driving factors enabling IT innovation and improved systems performance. But the von Neumann architecture-which established the basic structure for the way components of a computing system interact-has remained largely unchanged since the 1940s. Furthermore, to derive value, people still have to engage with computing systems in the manner that the machines work, rather than computers adapting to interact with people the way they work."
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Social learning for work - 0 views

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Social Learning Collaborative Intelligence Critical Thinking Ideation

shared by Neil Movold on 06 Feb 13 - No Cached
  • Neil Movold on 06 Feb 13
     
    How work gets done in the network era
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