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Connections: Virtual Learning Communities is an eBook that explores how online communities form, who joins them, and how they operate in learning environments.

"The ability to communicate effectively orally and in writing (with almost all of today's written communications in business being conducted digitally). Teamwork skills and the ability to collaborate with others in diverse groups settings (and information technologies are increasingly essential to many forms of organizational collaboration). The ability to innovate and be creative (today's information technologies empower innovate and creative capabilities in ways not previously envisioned). The ability to locate, organize, and evaluate information from multiple sources."

Innovation and Business Skills Australia (IBSA) invite you to join and participate in our new online VET Capability communities.

AeP2 - Stage 2 Final Report (December 2009) ePortfolio use by university students in Australia: Developing a sustainable community of practice The aims of the second stage of the Australian ePortfolio Project were to focus on building the Australian community of practice through an online forum and through further ePortfolio symposium activities

This website has been set up to keep a diary my teaching both primary and secondary students enhanced podcasting, incorporating web 2.0 pages and working with community volunteers. I teach at a small prep to 12 school in rural, Western Victoria, Australia.

Blog to support wikieducator course Facilitating Online Communities

"Second, with today's digital tools for social networking, people easily and readily can form and re-form groups to engage in joint activity (such as writing fan fiction) and even political interventions (such as campaigning) without the sanction and support of formal institutions. So participation today involves participating in both producer communities and in many other fluidly formed groups organized around a myriad of interests and passions."

MaxMunus is an emerging end to end SAP training solution focused on training for companies that have captive, in-house or specific technology based training requirements. We focus on the needs of the SAP ERP community. We bridge the gap between the need of the industry for knowledgeable and skilled professionals and the education required to produce highly qualified candidates and professionals.

"Content development and process begins with the organization. Perform a communication audit of existing collateral, creative assets, and positioning from the perspective of the customer. There are likely many existing content resources that with a bit of shine can be revitalized into powerful content marketing pieces--just take a look at the amazing photography that the New York Times incorporated into its Facebook timeline. However, be a fierce editor, ruthless about sending things to the cutting room floor. Ask yourself honestly, "Is this any good?" "Do these images make me feel the right kind of something?" "Is this worth sharing?" In addition to reviewing existing materials, gather opinions about content opportunities and upcoming milestones from staff members. Involve your entire organization in a creative brainstorm to uncover the compelling stories that are already happening, ripe for the telling. "

Originally shared by Paul SimBeck-Hampson, http://www.google.com.au/intl/en/options/ and at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3rHFNJnDPYY

"Design thinking is centered on innovating through the eyes of the end user and as such encourages in-the-field research that builds empathy for people, which results in deeper insights about their unmet needs. This focus helps avoid the common problem of enthusiastic "outsiders" promoting inappropriate solutions and ensures that solutions are rooted in the needs and desires of the community."

MaxMunus is an emerging end to end SAP training solution focused on training for companies that have captive, in-house or specific technology based training requirements. We focus on the needs of the SAP ERP community.