Category: Knowledge Management
30 days Writing Challenge
August 1st, I started a writing challenge. Following my preceding 30 days meditation challenge initiated by a post from John Stepper, I decided to use the same vehicle for yet a different kind of challenge: to alter my morning routine. Current status Today I tend to start with either my “Kneaver Moment” or, more than […]
My Workspace, My work processes
I wrote this post after reading Helen’s post and taking a long detour by Casey Niestat’s videos on his Wildly Functional Studio. I admit: I smiled a lot. Instead of using all the real estate on Helen’s blog, I’ll try to take another habit of responding on my blog. In a word, I’m somewhere halfway […]
The weekly routine of #PKMChat – Before the party
#PKMChat starts to be like an old friend for me. It rythms my week. While the first two weeks were busy catering for details or automating stuff, it leads now to more value-added tasks. The first week I was running behind schedule slowly and slowly discovering the hidden part of a twitter chat. It’s like […]
Twitter Chats rituals
Did you already participate to a twitter chat? You will notice that each chat has it’s ritual. The ritual pretty much define the voice of the chat. When I started #PKMChat I took time to observe existing rituals and introductions from other chats. Being a techie guy I turn it into a feature of Kneaver […]
How to write questions for Twitter Chats
Resources for Twitter Chat Hosts
This page is a curated list of blog posts on twitter chats from the point of view of the host or the organizer. Blog Posts on this site: The weekly routine of #PKMChat – Before the party How to write questions for Twitter Chats Twitter Chats rituals Why instant recaps are better than stories or […]
Lessons from my first experience of hosting a #PKMChat
It has been 3 hours now that the inaugural #PKMChat took place. Judging from the enthousiam and the messages I received it has been a success. Fun fact I didn’t get the stats yet. My priority as it is still fresh is to do like an After Action Review of the processs. I adhere to […]
Why instant recap are better than stories or replays
Instant Recaps are hosted directly in your blog, no script, no javascript, iframe whatever. They are computed from your Kneaver space. – much better for seo – fully own – faster to skim, specially with the “Visual” and “remarkable” pages. – you see the conversations as twitter kept them. – can copy text, tweets, links, […]