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June 8, 2007

Social Media Today – The Art and Science of Forming Successful Online Communities

Tags: Social Media Today, Bulldog Solutions, Robin Carey, Online Communities, Virtual Communities, Communities, Rohit Bhargava, Gina Bianchini, Craig Cmehil, Julie Wittes Schlack, Learning, Collaboration, Knowledge Sharing, Knowledge Management, KM, Remote Collaboration, Social Computing, Social Networking, Social Media, Social Software, Web 2.0, Enterprise 2.0, Twitter, Nancy White, Online Facilitation, Stephen Collins, Ning, Library 2.0, Pandemic Flu, … Continue reading Social Media Today – The Art and Science of Forming Successful Online Communities

February 14, 2007

MyBlogLog – 9 Reasons Why I Am Still Using It Everyday and Loving It

Tags: MyBlogLog, Jack Vinson, MiramarMike, Sergio Nascimento, David Gurteen, Nancy White, Dave Snowden, Jay Cross, Euan Semple, Jon Husband, Harol Jarche, Stephen Downes, Flickr, LinkedIn, Del.cio.us, Second Life, Skype, Go Stats, Metablogging, Social Networking, Social Computing, social software, Web2.0, Knowledge Management, KM, Collaboration, Communities, Communities of Interest, CoIs, Community Building I am sure that you … Continue reading MyBlogLog – 9 Reasons Why I Am Still Using It Everyday and Loving It

October 24, 2006

The Vortex: Experiments in Online Collaboration – Surfing the Second Wave of Online Collaboration

It looks like Nancy White has done it again ! What a terrific piece of work she has put together over at Slideshare ! Check out Surfing the Second Wave of Online Collaboration where you would be able to see the huge impact that all these new emerging technologies, i.e. social software tools or Web … Continue reading The Vortex: Experiments in Online Collaboration – Surfing the Second Wave of Online Collaboration

September 27, 2006April 9, 2008

Highlights from the Trip to Cincinnati

Well, here it goes. The long awaited weblog post that will detail some of the major highlights from my recent trip to Cincinnati to attend a workshop with my virtual team with folks coming from all over the world (UK, Australia, India, Germany, Spain and the US). I know that some of you have been … Continue reading Highlights from the Trip to Cincinnati

January 13, 2006January 13, 2006

Measure Bloggers with EgoSurf

While doing some catch up with my RSS feeds I have been finding that over the last couple of days there has been a pretty popular topic of discussion: EgoSurf. Yes, indeed, and somehow I guess I am not surprised about it and I bet you wouldn’t either. Steve Rubel talks about it over at … Continue reading Measure Bloggers with EgoSurf

December 5, 2005December 5, 2005

WikiMatrix Wiki Feature Comparison – Compare them all !

I am actually quite surprised that not so many people have been weblogging about this particular topic already. We do have some exceptions though with folks such as Nancy White, over at WikiMatrix / Wiki Feature Comparison, or Harry Fuecks with Wiki Comparison or even Phil Windley on Finding the right wiki software. Nevertheless, I … Continue reading WikiMatrix Wiki Feature Comparison – Compare them all !

November 17, 2005November 17, 2005

Habitat Jam and the Future of Our Cities

Where will you be from December the 1st till 3rd ? Got any plans that would make a difference in the world we live in today and perhaps in the near future ? No? No plans? Then you may want to stay tuned and register to join Habitat Jam. The United Nations-Habitat (UN-Habitat) is currently preparing … Continue reading Habitat Jam and the Future of Our Cities

July 19, 2011July 19, 2011

What Is (A) Community?

While a rather fascinating and inspiring conversation is developing nicely further on over in Google Plus, around a recent blog entry that my good friend Euan Semple published over at his blog under the title “Ten ways to create a knowledge ecology” (A superb piece of writing that, by the way, I can strongly recommend you … Continue reading What Is (A) Community?

April 21, 2011April 25, 2011

Community Managers and the Art of Facilitating Communities Effectively

Continuing further on the topic of online communities and community building, and just as my last blog post touched based on how to build an engaging community, today I thought I would go ahead and talk a little bit more about one of the most relevant and important community roles out there, which, in most … Continue reading Community Managers and the Art of Facilitating Communities Effectively

April 18, 2011January 24, 2012

The Power and the Beauty of Connectedness

There are plenty of times when the whole world goes on to a complete standstill, where everything we know of just simply stops, when one bumps into one of those rather inspiring video clips that you know is going to change the way you view, see and experience things. One of those videos that changes … Continue reading The Power and the Beauty of Connectedness