Understanding networked professionals: insights from weblog research
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The document discusses insights from weblog research focused on networking among professionals and the impact of blogging in the workplace. It emphasizes the importance of interaction, sense-making, and shared understanding in fostering collaboration and maintaining connections. Additionally, it highlights various tools and tactics that enhance communication and identity management in a networked professional environment.
Understanding networked professionals: insights from weblog research
- 1. Understanding networked professionals: insights from weblog research Lilia Efimova
- 2. researching social media knowledge learning changing workplace
- 3. blogging @ work incubating ideas networking challenges to deal with
- 4. ideas: articulation sense-making turning into a product
- 5. things that do not fit parked in a trusted external repository
- 6. everyday interactive grounded theory
- 7. fragmented bits shitty first drafts manageable chunks real audience
- 8. networking: finding and being found getting to know from a distance bonding through interaction getting things done staying in touch
- 9. attractors "a big neon sign that invites others to come and comment" "there is something special about somebody coming to your place to leave their words there" filters peer-filtering and recommendation
- 10. living portrait "You can pick up little subliminal or subconscious or peripheral bits and pieces through what people write, how they write, how their blog looks, how they react to things" asymmetry "They have a really good sense of who you are, what you do, what interests you, and you don't even know their name"
- 11. comments and links "fragmented frequent conversation" "distributed sense-making networks" other tools focused, private, vulnerable writing meeting in person "picking up where we have left it in blogs"
- 12. weblog as a "screening device" foundation to work together shared understanding and trust "a feeling that just talking is not enough and there is a shared need to do something together" switching to other tools "if you want to set up a meeting you wouldn't pontificate about life, the universe and such"
- 13. reading blogs other tools microblogging! social networks presence indicators
- 16. choosing and managing tools
- 18. getting help when needed
- 21. Questions? Slides and links blog.mathemagenic.com/2009/11/09/