Futures Thinking Caught my Attention
“As we see the future, so we act; as we act we become.” — Barbara Marx Hubbard via Gerd Leonhard
Learning, Community Management, Personal Knowledge Mastery, and Futures Thinking.
I explore …
“As we see the future, so we act; as we act we become.” — Barbara Marx Hubbard via Gerd Leonhard
Learning, Community Management, Personal Knowledge Mastery, and Futures Thinking.
I explore …
all is here. The switch between sunny days and rainy grey days is constant. The weather is still lovely and windy. Then, the leaves start falling, and I can see how the trees change while walking.
Like leaves that …
This post focuses on the steps involved in designing, onboarding, and hosting a community of practice or learning community. It emphasizes the importance of starting with a community strategy and design, especially for remote and distributed communities. The write-up …
This post provides insights on how to start and nurture a community from scratch. It discusses the importance of having a community strategy and roadmap, selecting the right platform, and engaging with prospective members. The write-up also describes different …
This post reflects on the experiences and engagement within online communities, especially during the pandemic. It discusses the importance of regular interactions, frameworks for assessing engagement, and the roles of community members and managers. The write-up also highlights the …
Potential and conversational.
hat are the predominant soft skills when working anywhere, aka distributed work?
This is a question we had in our Perpetual Beta Coffee Club at the end of Spring 2020. Below …
I was an active member of the 21st Century Explorers Global Community.
Jillian Reilly is the ex-founder of Antacara Frontiers and the community host.
Every week we gathered together over a live video conversation and via Connectle, …
fter 60 days, the remote workshop ‘Personal Knowledge Mastery (PKM), which started on 13th January 2020, will close on 20th March.
I enjoyed the learning experience very much, which was brought by Harold Jarche…
PKM – personal knowledge mastery: what does it look like?
arold Jarche shares in his blog post:
…“It is easy to remember Seek > Sense > Share. From there, more detailed representations can be developed, based on experience
In 2019 and beyond, I would like to reiterate the reason I shared in 2017:
Taking charge of our own professional development and self-improvement depends on ourselves.
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