Quite a day here in Melbourne for the National Training Day 2006Â – aside from the challenges of commuting into a city centre where there is a G20 meeting and complete lock down for security reasons… The venue was great -"The Backlot"Â in the Rydges Hotel Melbourne…. now for those who have been around for…
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Learning Technologies 2006 video streams
While I’m still trying to catch-up on my posts and reviews from the LT2006 conference in Mooloolaba – the video streams of keynotes and featured speakers are available from MediaSite – this may not be the permanent URL – if there are any changes I’ll update it here. They’re all about 20 minutes long –…
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"A book store is one of the only pieces of evidence we have that people are still thinking" – Jerry Seinfeld… Oh right – then what about the internet….. Powered by Qumana
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Mooloolaba – here we come!It’s that time of the year again – Learning Technologies 2006 – time to head north to the Sunshine Coast for 3 days of sun, fun – oh, and some conference presentations, workshops, catching up with friends and sharing innovative practices (and just a little surfing before the sessions start!)This is…
Read MoreWeb-Moderators – call for expressions of interest
MentorNet is looking for web-moderators…. The RoleThe Australian Businesswomen’s Network is seeking expressions of interest from experienced web moderators for a new mentoring program (see below) to commence in January, 2007.The web-moderator will manage the technology environment for a cohort of up to 25 participants over a 6 month period. There will be several programs…
Read MoreMentorNet – Young Female Entrepreneurs
About 8 months ago I was involved in a tender for a mentor program to be funded by AusIndustry (Australian Federal Government) to develop young women entrepreneurs…and to get to the point – we were successful! Yippee! The program will be delivered entirely through web-based applications, on a national basis and involve up to 200…
Read MoreGlobal Summit – Sydney
I’m at the Global Summit in Sydney – the wireless network is up and running (yeah) and the ballroom is filling up – looks like around 200 people (from 11 countries). I’m finding it a rather interesting experience – I worked here (ShangriLa Hotel) for 18 months when it was the ANA Hotel as part…
Read MoreSwamps, Fog & Jetlag
I’m back in Sydney after an amazing 3 weeks in Europe – can’t believe how fast it went and how much I packed into it….However, I’m back… and I’m now wading through a swamp of emails – so if I take longer than usual to respond…sorry about that…Then there’s the fog….the jetlag fog…. it really…
Read MoreSuw Charman: BlogTalk Reloaded
Social Software in Business – An adoption strategy: Installing social software in a variety of companies – as a consultant…As a social software consultant Suw goes into organisations to fix "socially broken" social software applications – how to get people to use it.Trojan mouse method – bottom up approach…Top down adoption..Neither of the above strategies…
Read MoreLee Bryant – BlogTalk Reloaded
Lee has just shared a case study application of social software in a large global legal firm – the underlying philosophies and principles….don’t push the "happy, clappy" sharing philosophies….talk about information flow and efficiencies…. I loved the change in focus away from email dependency and interoffice email spam to RSS / subscription that controls the…
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