Passion at work: blogging practices of knowledge workers
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This document discusses best practices for using blogging as a knowledge work tool. It recommends observing how others blog through their text and links, interviewing bloggers, and blogging about your own work. Blogging provides a public yet personal space to publish small pieces of work over time and build feedback and reputation through conversations. When done passionately and transparently, blogging can tap into undocumented expertise, make unexpected connections, bypass authorities, and get things done through an ecosystem of information and relationships.
Passion at work: blogging practices of knowledge workers
- 2. blogging practices in relation to knowledge work
- 3. participant observation analysis of blog text and links interviewing blogging about all that
- 4. what do you have to know about blogging?
- 5. personal space in public publishing to the world conversations with self distributed interaction
- 6. tasks that match enabling work small bits that do not fit traces over time feedback and reputation
- 7. reading is a choice enticing writing it takes time and effort personally meaningful uses
- 8. passion at work transparency abundant fragments routines matter! bypassing authorities
- 9. tapping into undocumented visible expertise unexpected connections getting things done
- 10. weblog uses personally meaningful in a long term freedom and ownership no business targets!
- 11. ecosystem of bits and people readership broadest possible reach visibility via indexes & search tools to monitor feedback
- 12. be prepared for unexpected trust + coaching resources + appreciation integration + reuse
- 13. Lilia Efimova iceberg.novay.nl blog.mathemagenic.com/ phd /dissertation
Editor's Notes
- #2: This presentation includes the highlights from my PhD research (http://blog.mathemagenic.com/phd/)