Archive for the 'Social Media' Category

Twitter More Important Than LinkedIn, According To Survey

» Posted by Jeanne Meister  » Posted on 06|03|o  » 6 Comments

A recent poll on LinkedIn asked users a simple question: “What is the most important new platform for brands to master? Twitter, Facebook, the iPhone, Digg, or LinkedIn?”
The results may not be what you’d expect. Even though the poll was performed on LinkedIn, with more than 3,600 respondents so far, Twitter was deemed the most […]

Social Networks Surpass Email:What’s The Impact On Corporate Learning?

» Posted by Jeanne Meister  » Posted on 04|10|o  » 3 Comments

According to the Nielsen Online internet marketing and research firm, social network and blogs have become more popular than email:

As reported by eMarketer and CNET, after rising steadily in recent years, in this past year, social networks and blogs for the first time ranked ahead of email in the Nielsen Online study. This means that […]

Social Media Adoption Soars

» Posted by Jeanne Meister  » Posted on 02|04|o  » 2 Comments

The results are in for the Pew Internet & American Life Project’s survey of 2,253 adults: validating what we have seen in the workplace, adoption of social media is soaring with one third (35%) of American adult internet users having created a profile on an online social network. This is four times as many as […]

Feedback From Users Of Twitter As A Training Tool

» Posted by Jeanne Meister  » Posted on 12|31|o  » 11 Comments

Twitter, a social networking platform used for microblogging, is a free service that lets you send the briefest of messages (with a maximum of 140 characters) to everyone in your network. It marries the mass appeal of blogging with the speed and ease of text messaging.
There has been a growing interest in how to use […]

Twitter: Can We Use This As A Training Tool?

» Posted by Jeanne Meister  » Posted on 12|09|o  » 8 Comments

Twitter has made headlines in some amazing news stories; breaking the news of China’s earthquake and helping a student get out of jail when he was arrested in Egypt for nothing more than taking a photo. Both of these incidents speak to the growing popularity of Twitter, but you may have the same questions I […]

ROI Of CEO as Blogger

» Posted by Jeanne Meister  » Posted on 09|16|o  » 1 Comment

I quickly get a sense of what is resonating with my blog posts by the response in emails on the blog and calls to me personally.
Well, the CEO as a Blogger talked about how forward thinking CEO’s are blogging and the role HR and Learning senior executives must have to ensure the CEO as […]

Will You Be Sending Learning Via Text Message?

» Posted by Jeanne Meister  » Posted on 08|28|o  » 3 Comments

I got my text message that Joe Biden will be the Democratic Vice President candidate at 3:00 am on Saturday, August 23rd. And YES I could not help but think about the now famous TV commercial about ensuring the next President of the USA is qualified enough to take “that” 3:00 am phone call in […]

Is Your Online Community Delivering Value For Your Organization?

» Posted by Jeanne Meister  » Posted on 07|30|o  » 2 Comments

As learning organizations experiment with leveraging Web 2.0 tools to create online communities of practice, many Chief Learning Officers, heads of human resources and talent management should take a lesson from Chief Marketing Officers who have created online communities for marketing purposes. Many of these online communities have failed, and sadly, produce fancy web sites […]

Does Your Intranet Operate Like Google?

» Posted by Jeanne Meister  » Posted on 07|20|o  » 0 Comments

The answer is most likely no, your Intranet is not nearly as easy to use as Google. But a growing number of companies are looking to their Intranet to do just that - operate in a social way so employees can share, collaborate and find information.
While I have written in past posts about the […]

Moving Learning From General Motors Production Model to Google Search and Find Model

» Posted by Jeanne Meister  » Posted on 06|22|o  » 2 Comments

We held our first meeting of the Learning Innovation Network at Sun Microsystems this week. The focus of the dialogue and discussion was around the range of innovations we are experimenting with in corporate learning. This includes an enterprise web 2.0 toolkit of blogs, wikis and online communities as well as metaphorical learning experiences, focused […]