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Sep

2011

Et si les filtres Internet dans les écoles envoyaient le mauvais signal ?

""Les gouvernements, les entreprises et les lieux citoyens s'adaptent à la réalité de l'omniprésence des nouveaux médias de communication et en tirent parti. Pourquoi l'école refuserait de prendre avantage des opportunités que ces moyens offrent ?""

www.cafepedagogique.net/...Asselin_filtresInternet.aspx

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C'est que les établissements scolaires bloquent plusieurs des sites Web utilisés par les jeunes pour interagir. Les responsables des réseaux informatiques considèrent qu'il vaut mieux interdire l'accès à ces sites prisés par les jeunes plutôt que de recréer à l'école un environnement semblable à celui que les jeunes rencontrent hors de l'école.
En créant à l'intérieur des murs d'un lycée ou d'un collège un milieu différent de celui dans lequel un adolescent évolue, on lui lance le défi d'apprendre à contourner ces barrières en plus de lui exprimer jusqu'à quel point on ne lui fait pas confiance dans sa capacité de discernement.
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- C'est parce que l'école est encore dans un mode où toute la connaissance doit passer par la tête d'un enseignant avant de transiter vers celle des élèves que ce mythe tient solidement dans les réunions administratives des décideurs scolaires.
- De plus, si c’est vrai qu’il y a du contenu offensant à proscrire des salles de classe, l’éducation par la responsabilisation demeure le moyen le plus efficace, à moyen terme de s’assurer de remplir notre mission éducative.
- Les filtres Internet dans les écoles existeront-ils encore bien longtemps? L’école doit se demander où réside sa responsabilité… Continuer d’être un lieu où elle illustre que ce n’est qu’en apparence qu’elle montre «patte blanche» ou devenir cette institution où des éducateurs ont suffisamment d’ascendant sur les élèves pour briser ce mur «coupe-feu intergénérationnel»

Aug

2011

Conversation Agent: Become a Relevant Filter

"The tech world is just getting started with its own full launch - a love affair complete with predictions, trends, and already a roster of tools and services."

www.conversationagent.com/...become-a-relevant-filter.html

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People are spending more time in social networks - and getting stuff done there, too. Which means that many of the activities that used to happen in mall stores, while on the phone with friends possibly, or through just solitary search, are now happening as a social experience.
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- There's a crop of other, some quite specialized, sites that plan to capitalize on the strong signals and filters currently offered in social networks to help people talk about the items they find, either ask their friends or even perfect strangers how they look with a new outfit, what they should buy, even create public visual displays or carts to share.
- This is where you come in to work on how information is displayed, aggregated, filtered, and then analyzed so that it's more digestible -- and helps people share it with their friends.
- For relevance to be part of the conversation, both are predicted upon three considerations:
  
  (1.) Ethics in data collection -- full disclosure is the new transparency
  
  (2.) Open communication -- as business is a process, so two-way communication or conversation is the lubricant that fosters ownership, and commerce
  
  (3.) Clear language -- say what you mean, illustrate with stories, eliminate jargon, adopt the words of your community

Mar

2011

New Sources for Business Surprises

"The activity streams standard is an open source project created by Chris Messina, Open Web Advocate at Google. His vision was to create a standard for a cross-site social networking news feed. "

blogs.forbes.com/...sources-for-business-surprises

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, explained how IBM has expanded the vision of activity streams from social networking activity to include all sorts of information flows that occur inside a company. IBM is working to create an activity stream application that could gather information not just from other social networks but from other sources of information such as internal applications for CRM, ERP, HR, and Supply Chain, external applications from partners, and external data sources.
With a huge flow of information from many sources, some sort of activity stream filter is needed so that the amount of information flowing through a news feed does not become overwhelming and unmanageable. The activity stream filter must be smart.
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- If this works, it means that important events in ERP or CRM applications — such as notice that a client is past due on payments or that a sales opportunity has gone from 80 percent probability down to close to 20 percent — will now be known by more people in time to matter.
- Eventually, however, wider awareness enables some processes to be radically transformed for the better
- The next step then will be to start plugging new sources of data into the activity streams to raise awareness in all sorts of ways
- The third example builds on this last point and suggests a hierarchy of activity stream applications. The emerging field of operational intelligence is focused on increasing visibility to gain insight and then take action.
- ow, with activity streams, we harvest the recognition of important events from a variety of sources and spread them around to see if they hit home to create value. The challenge will be to route the notifications to the right populations of end users, systems, and things and learn when some sort of value has been created

Nov

2010

Internal comms at IBM shift from creation to curation

"IBM’s 407,000 or so employees are all on track to become communicators.

How, and why? The company’s intranet, w3, has undergone an evolution over the past decade as more tools encouraging employees to generate their own content—blogs, an internal wiki, social bookmarking tools, file-sharing—have led to a deluge of posts."

www.myragan.tv/...42536.aspx

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Edwards says IBM hasn’t quite articulated a systematic way for communicators to filter employee-created content, but he says the key is to think like a blogger. Bloggers “instinctively” do two things, he says: They point to content created by others via links, and they provoke discussion.
“Our task now is to take the skills that bloggers have developed in curating content and rolling them out across our content teams
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- “Having a single instance of project documentation that all members of the project work off is a far more efficient way of running a project from a document creation and handling perspective than passing attachments via e-mail
- Employee blogs are a little different, Edwards says, in that they’re more personal and opinion-based. Team leaders often use them for rallying teams around causes or movements, he says.
- Articles intended for companywide consumption gain little traction, he says. “They’re so general that they lack relevance

Nov

2010

Monday’s Musings: Why Next Gen Apps Must Improve Existing Activity Streams

"As a key element of the dynamic user experiences discussed in the 10 elements of social enterprise apps, activity streams epitomize how apps can deliver contextual and relevant information. Unfortunately, what was seen as an elegant solution that brought people, data, applications, and information flow into a centralized real-time interface, now faces assault from the exponential growth in data and information sources. In fact, most people can barely keep up with the information overload, let alone face the four forces of data deluge that will likely paralyze both collaboration and decision making (see Figure 2):"

blog.softwareinsider.org/...rove-existing-activity-streams

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Nov

2009

Enterprise 2.0 illustrated

www.scribd.com/...Enterprise-2-0-illustrated

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Jun

2009

Does Self-Censorship Help Innovation? The Enterprise 2.0 Approach

The next time someone tells you that you need lots of ideas, stop, think and work out the outcomes you want before you go collecting thousands, and thousands, and potentially more thousands of fluffy, non-relevant ideas that go nowhere.

The gist of Mark’s post is that encouraging the contribution of ideas from all quarters is actually counterproductive. He prescribes the concept of an “appropriate” number of ideas.

bhc3.wordpress.com/...on-the-enterprise-2-0-approach

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