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My write-up of the latest @NetIKX seminar on working during the COVID-19 pandemic #netikx109 #RemoteWorking #NewNormal https://bit.ly/3vUPWg6
Check this out on Wakelet - Working during the COVID-19 pandemic: sharing insights and experiences https://wke.lt/w/s/VNtsyl via @wakelet #netikx109
Now @Mellie100 on changing personal and professional relationships during lockdown #netikx109 #RemoteWorking #NewNormal
Now @conradtaylor on his experience of #RemoteWorking since the 1980s and how advances in technology have enabled improved use of video and audio communications for collaboration #netikx109
Great fun kicking off today's #workingfromhome working session. Check out #netIkx109 - here's a few of the tips as noted by Max Faulkner
"PaulJCorney's recommendations for WFH are to keep to daily routines; deal with difficult tasks first; insist on coll…https://lnkd.in/dn4qVQ9
Yasmin Dubash on starting a new job during the pandemic - building up relationships over Zoom, importance of getting to know people #netikx109 #RemoteWorking #NewNormal
Start of pandemic accelerated change to online but this would have happened anyway says @dionl #netikx109 #RemoteWorking #NewNormal
Blog for May 2020: Gurteen knowledge cafe
/in Netikx, Uncategorised /by AlisonHow do we thrive in a hyper-connected, complex world? An afternoon of conversation with David Gurteen There was a great start to this Zoom meeting. David Gurteen gave some simple guidance to participants so we could all Zoom smoothly. It was great best practice demo. We are all becoming good at Zoom but simple guidance […]
Blog for January 2020: Keeping the show on the road in a virtual world
/in Netikx /by DavidTopical News! Virtual meetings are pretty much the only meetings in town! With Corvid19 rampaging through the UK, we all need to get skilled at the art of virtual meetings as a top priority. Now is the time to show your value as a KM professional by providing skills and knowledge in the virtual meeting […]
Blog for July 2019: Content strategy
/in Netikx, Uncategorised /by AlisonThe speakers for the NetIKX meeting i July 2019 were Rahel Baillie and Kate Kenyon. Kate promised they would explain what Content Strategy is and what it isn’t and how it relates to the work of Knowledge Management Professionals. The two speakers came at this work from different backgrounds. Rahel deals with technical systems while […]
Blog for May 2019 – Information Literacy
/in Netikx /by NetikxInformation Literacy Account by Conrad Taylor of a NetIKX meeting with Stéphane Goldstein and Geoff Walton of the CILIP Information Literacy Group — 30 May 2019. I must preface this account of the May 2019 NetIKX seminar with a confession: I really hate the term ‘information literacy’ and can hardly bear typing the phrase without […]
Blog for March 2019 Seminar: Open Data
/in Netikx, Uncategorised /by AlisonThe speaker at the NetIKX seminar in March 2019 was David Penfold, a veteran of the world of electronic publishing who also participates in ISO committees on standards for graphics technology. He has been a lecturer at the University of the Arts London and currently teaches Information Management in a publishing context. David’s talk looked […]
Blog for January 2019: Wikipedia & knowledge sharing
/in Netikx, Uncategorised /by AlisonIn January 2019, NetIKX held a seminar on the topic – Wikipedia and other knowledge-sharing experiences. Andy Mabbett gave a talk about one of the largest global projects in knowledge gathering in the public sphere; Wikipedia and its sister projects. Andy is an experienced editor of Wikipedia with more than a million edits to his […]
Blog for the November 2018 seminar: Networks
/in Netikx, Uncategorised /by AlisonThe rise of on-line social network platforms such as Facebook has made the general population more network-aware. Yet, at the same time, this obscures the many other ways in which network concepts and analysis can be of use. Network Science was billed as the topic for the November 2018 NetIKX seminar, and in hopes that […]
Taxonomy Bootcamp
/0 Comments/in Netikx /by AlisonTaxonomy Bootcamp is happening again on the 16-17th October. As a partnership organisation, NetIKX is able to offer members a 25% discount, the code for which has been sent to all members. If you are a member and have not received this, please email info[at]netikx.org.uk. Key features: Essential tips you can start applying right away to […]
Blog for the September 2018 Seminar: Ontology is cool!
/in Netikx, Uncategorised /by AlisonOur first speaker, Helen Lippell, is a freelance taxonomist and is an organiser of the annual Taxonomy Boot Camp in London. She also works with organisation on constructing thesauri, ontologies and link data repositories. As far as she is concerned, the point of ontology construction is to model the world to help meet business objectives, […]
Blog for the July 2018 seminar: Machines and Morality: Can AI be Ethical?
/in Netikx, Uncategorised /by AlisonIn discussions of AI, one issue that is often raised is that of the ‘black box’ problem, where we cannot know how a machine system comes to its decisions and recommendations. That is particularly true of the class of self-training ‘deep machine learning’ systems which have been making the headlines in recent medical research. Dr […]