The Bamboo Project Blog: Privacy, Social Media and Learning
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Saved by 2 people (0 private), first by anonymouse user on 2008-08-12
- Anitsirk on 2008-08-23 - Tags privacy , socialmedia , socialnetworking , security
- Christyinsdesign on 2008-08-12 - Tags web2.0 , orgculture , privacy
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Social media is actually a really poor method for talking about things I shouldn't be discussing because through search and the very nature of social networks, it makes it extremely unlikely that I can keep this activity a secret for very long.
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Consider what would happen, though, if we turned to social media for the majority of our interactions within an organization. If we're posting questions and answers on a blog or wiki, using social networks to interact and share information, as a learning professional I can monitor those channels to see where additional learning interventions might be appropriate.Not as a punishment, mind you, but as a sort of ongoing just-in-time learning needs analysis and opportunity for coaching. If a lot of questions suddenly start popping up on the network, that's a pretty good sign that as a learning professional I may need to do something.
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