Here is a write up of my presentation at the conference.
Slide 2: Internet Time Alliance
Slide 3: Social Business Doesn’t Mean What You Think It Does, Neither Does Enterprise 2.0, Deb Lavoy, 7 September 2011
Slide 6: Top 10o Tools for Learning 2011
Slide 7: How democratization of technology empowers employees, Forrester, 2011
Slide 8: Blind spots, Bill Jensen and Josh Klein, CLO Magazine, April 2011
Slide 10: Leave them to their own devices, Citrix
Slide 13: The Smart Worker’s Guide to using Social Media
Slides 15-16: 1 – The Smart Worker : recognises that s/he learns continuously as s/he does his/her job
Slides 17-18: 2 – The Smart Worker: wants immediate access to solutions to his/her performance problems
Slides 19-21: 3 – The Smart Worker : is happy to share what s/he knows
Slides 22-24: 4 – The Smart Worker : relies on a trusted network of friends and colleagues
Slides 25-27: 5 – The Smart Worker : learns best with and from others
Slides 28-29: 6 – The Smart Worker : keeps up-to-date with what is happening in his/her industry or profession
Slides 30-31:- 7 – The Smart Worker: constantly strives to improve his/her productivity
Slides 32-32: 8 – The Smart Worker : thrives on autonomy
Slides 35: New ways of measuring success
Slide 37: NEW Workplace Learning : Book and Community
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