Tag Archives: community

Insiders, Outsiders, and Visitors – and what this means for community

Posted by Gina Rosenthal in community building | Tagged community, culture, ethnography, insider, language, outsider, ritual, sociology, visitor | 2 Comments

1September2010

I’ve been managing the EMC Proven Professional Community and the outlying social media ecosystem we’ve created for the community for a little over six months now. Maybe in another post I’ll talk more about what we are calling the social … Continue reading

A community to support customers must be more than customer support

Posted by Gina Rosenthal in community building | Tagged affinity, communication rules, community, community members, community support, content, customer service, customer support, dynamic learning environment, information needs, listening, messaging, search for information, small worlds | Leave a comment

20July2010

I’ve been thinking about this post for a long time. I’m noticing that many businesses will set up a community for their customers, but the community never makes it any further than the customer support stage. My Verizon example I … Continue reading

Blogging my homework – my first movie!

Posted by Gina Rosenthal in EME6507 | Tagged blogging my homework, community, EME6507, movie, multi-media design and development, tagging | 4 Comments

9January2010

This semester I’m taking a course named Multi-Media Design and Development. Our first assignment is due tomorrow, we had to do design a lesson using a free, online animation tool. My lesson is on adding tags to community generated content. … Continue reading

Building a Learning Community – What we’re doing

Posted by Gina Rosenthal in Proven Professional | Tagged community, emc proven professional, formal, informal, not formal, PLE | Leave a comment

22September2009

I just finished my class meeting, and saw this posted by @courosa: Pursuing the elusive metaphor of community in e-learning environments View more presentations from Richard Schwier. This presentation is about community and eLearning. It talks about non formal and … Continue reading

Wrapup: How people use blogging to learn

Posted by Gina Rosenthal in blogging, Uncategorized | Tagged blogging, community, instructional technology, knowledge worker skills, networks | 6 Comments

29December2008

I promised to write a summary of the responses I received to this post on blogging as reflective practice, so here it is (better late than never!). Not only did I write about blogging as a mechanism for learning on … Continue reading

Fun with Dick & Carey in the real world

Posted by Gina Rosenthal in instructional design | Tagged community, dick and carey model, grad school, instructional design | 4 Comments

17November2008

This semester I am taking a class called “Introduction to Instructional Design”. We are stepping through Dick, Carey & Carey’s textbook The Systematic Design of Instruction. The book examines the Dick and Carey model of instruction in detail. Here’s a … Continue reading

Networks – CCK08

Posted by Gina Rosenthal in CCK08 | Tagged CCK08, community, community of practice, network, Valdis Krebs | 2 Comments

26September2008

This week has been about networks in the CCK08 course. I haven’t posted or responded much to posts. My excuses: End of the quarter at work Group at school is non-technical, I’m practicing positive inter-dependence and helping them But I … Continue reading