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Tag Archives: Relevance
Authenticity
It was a long day yesterday: up at five thirty, then after delivering the workshop we went for a drink, and i finally got home from London about nine. I have to say that i was exhausted, which drove my … Continue reading
Posted in Attention to Detail, Blogging, Communication, Craft, Culture, Engagement, Experience, Integrity, Learning, Mediocrity, Narrative, Personal Learning Network, Responsibility, Social Learning
Tagged Authenticity, Communication, Dominos, Honesty, Integrity, Learning, Pizza, Relevance, Tone of Voice
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Communication at times of organisational change: relevance, amplification and community
Change is the normal state for organisations, but one that many are ill equipped to deal with. As it’s friday, i’ve decided to play with some new ideas: in this case a model to explore the role of social communities … Continue reading
Posted in Agile, Authority, Change, Communication, Community, Connections, Control, Disturbance, Effectiveness, Engagement, Formal Spaces, Gangs, Group Dynamics, Hierarchy, Informal Spaces, Leadership, Management, Personal Learning Network, Social Capital, Social Learning, Support, Town Hall Meetings
Tagged Amplification, Change, Communication, Filtering, formal hierarchies, Nodes, Organisational Change, Relevance, Social Learning
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Creating engagement in online learning spaces. Relevance, timeliness and sociability.
When you’re going to a party, it’s important to time your entry right. Get there too early and you’re stood in the kitchen talking to Charlie, the only other person to have got there early because he goes everywhere early … Continue reading