A few months back I posted a design for an experiment on my blog. The goal of the experiment was to find out whether it would be possible to use a microblogging tool to narrate our work with the intention of making better performing virtual teams. Over the last two months, the direct team that … Continue reading Reflecting on the “Narrating Your Work” Experiment
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The “Narrating Your Work” Experiment
I have just finished writing a small proposal to the rest of my team. I thought it would be interesting to share here: Introduction We work in a virtual team. Even though there aren’t many of us, we often have few ideas about what the other people in our team are working on, which people … Continue reading The “Narrating Your Work” Experiment
Why I Have Deleted my Facebook Account
Arjen Vrielink and I write a monthly series titled: Parallax. We both agree on a title for the post and on some other arbitrary restrictions to induce our creative process. Some people would consider Facebook a threat to the open Internet (e.g. Tim Berners-Lee), whereas other people see it as a key tool for promoting … Continue reading Why I Have Deleted my Facebook Account
Towards a Reflective and Collaborative Learning Culture
Last week I wrote a small teaser on learning for the team that I work in (mostly consisting of IT professionals, rather than learning professionals). I realized that some of the things I wrote could be interesting for this blog's readers too. So here goes... Learning culture has high business impact Bersin & Associates have … Continue reading Towards a Reflective and Collaborative Learning Culture