"Hi Graham,
Your SNA work on the KM4Dev community is fascinating, alright! On the size of the community, it is of course a difficult question, partly because there are three (more or less) linked communities: km4dev, SA-GE (Francophone) and Siwa…"
Riff Fullan's Groups
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KM4Dev for Africa
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KM Impact Challenge
65 members
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KM4Dev 09 Gender Huddle
39 members
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Oct. 6-8, 2009 Workshop:…
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Riff Fullan commented on Graham Durant-Law's blog post 'Data Cleansing, “Role Types”, the Main Discussion Group'
Riff Fullan is attending Nancy White's event
KM4Dev Face to Face Meeting at IFAD, Rome, Italy
September 30, 2011 all day
Join us for a day of KM4Dev community conversations. We'll convene in Open Space to consider where we are and where we want to head as a community. We'll also have space for KM/KS topical conversations and a lot of fellowship. The Core group will also hold an open meeting the night before - we'll post the location once it is decided. Friday night we'll all go out for a no-host (each pays their own) dinner. There is a DGroups list for the event at …See More
Riff Fullan joined Dean Mulozi's group
KM4Dev for Africa
The group invites wider community in KM4Dev to contribute to the debate on challenges and opportunities that focuses on African development. We continue to explore innovative practices in sectors of agriculture, education etc with focus on ICT4 dev.
Riff Fullan joined Norma Garza's group
KM Impact Challenge
The KM Impact Challenge aims to accelerate the discovery process of how to effectively measure our investments in knowledge and learning, by gathering and exchanging stories of what works and what doesn't. We invite you to share your story!See More
John J W Mahegere commented on Riff Fullan's blog post 'Organisations and Networked Work'"Riff,
I hope all is well with you. I am very fine but still waiting for you to fulfill the pledge you made and hope you have been able to ask for the contacts I asked from you.
Have a wonderful time,
John"
Natalie Campbell commented on Riff Fullan's blog post 'Organisations and Networked Work'"very nice capture Riff."
Riff Fullan commented on Rosien Herweijer's group 'KM4Dev 09 Gender Huddle'"Thinking this is becoming a broader discussion, I just tried to summarize our recent exchange and posted it to the main km4dev dgroup. Maybe we could pick it up there..."
Riff Fullan commented on Rosien Herweijer's group 'KM4Dev 09 Gender Huddle'"On your video musings Hannah, what was mostly in my mind was reporting using interview style, but I would also want to explore the others. In any case, I think a viral approach is most likely to work. Some people like playing around with cameras,…"
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- Organisational Learning, Online Facilitation, Collaborative Technologies, Participatory Decision-Making, Communities of Practice, Knowledge Capture, Narrative & Storytelling, Workshop Facilitation, Change Management, KM Strategies, KM Incentive Systems, Evaluating and Monitoring KM, Thematic/Knowledge Networks
Riff Fullan's Blog
Organisations and Networked Work
Now that the video is ready, I can add this post on a second thread from the KM4Dev2009 EduHuddle, which is related to networked ways of working. I didn't participate in the breakout discussion on this, but what really resonated with me from that group's report-back was the idea that from an organisational perspective it is not only unnecessary but unsustainable to think in terms of having all the knowledge-related capacities relevant to your work within your own organisation. It is becoming… Continue
Posted on October 19, 2009 at 8:58am — 3 Comments
Some thoughts generated by the KM4Dev2009 EduHuddle
Getting to this a bit late, but maybe it's still of interest....a couple of threads I found interesting from the EduHuddle (attended Day 1 only) relate to capacity building, the first more around individuals and the second around organisations and networks. In a small breakout group discussion, we heard about Jocelyne Kompaore's work in Burkina Faso, where she works on providing training using a powerful model for building up training materials. This involves working with knowledge-holders… Continue
Posted on October 19, 2009 at 8:00am
Exploring Social Reporting from KM4Dev 2009
This afternoon KM4Dev community members attending this year's KM4Dev workshop in Brussels will be trying to share a few gems from the various discussions that have been going on in different sessions.
One of the goals - aside from the obvious one of sharing with the broader community of interested people who cannot be physcially at the meeting - is to put people with a lot of experience using social media with those with only a bit of experience to help build capacity as we all… Continue
One of the goals - aside from the obvious one of sharing with the broader community of interested people who cannot be physcially at the meeting - is to put people with a lot of experience using social media with those with only a bit of experience to help build capacity as we all… Continue
Posted on October 7, 2009 at 5:01am
