Month: February 2016
How you can use Email Aliases for Subscribing
Don’t compromise your email address to get information Use case: You want this great whitepaper but it comes with a price tag: you are asked for an email address. In fact you are really subscribing to a string of emails in the future. Download after download your inbox becomes more cluttered. This new service seems […]
Micro-Processes in Learning and KM for the Agile Knowledge Worker
Last summer #PKMChat explored some Learning and Knowledge Management practices in the form of a Periodical Table. If we dive into each of those practices with an electronic microscope as we dive into atoms we can find smaller processes. I called them KM MicroProcesses. At the other end of the scale, we have frameworks like […]
Paleo Learning Technology
Back to the Trees! I ventured for 2 years in the Learning and Development community to deepen my knowledge on Learning. I was surprised by the buzz around informal learning, formal learning, and social learning. I think it’s fine to reinstate informal and social learning but not to appropriate ownership as if it was an […]
Define properly
How to get one precise definition Use case: You read something attentively and wish to go behind guessing which concept stands behind a noun phrase. Authors tend to add specific expressions we get but don’t grasp the exact definition. When it comes to get a real understanding, we need to go for definitions. When we […]
How to Quickly Find old Tweets
Learn 2 operators to drastically improve your searches for old tweets Use case; You saw the above manual retweet 2 weeks ago during a chat and now you want to find the original tweet to include it in a post. How do you find it in seconds instead of scrolling for minutes and being distracted? […]