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Training sessions

Keynotes / Special sessions
Climate Change and Green Innovations
Food Security
Gender
Knowledge-sharing, networks and CoPs
Livestock
Markets and Private Sector
Mobile Technology and Social Media
Water
Young People
  1. After action review
  2. Blogs
  3. Collaborative writing (wiki, Googledocs)
  4. DeBono's six thinking hats
  5. Dgroups
  6. Fishbowl / Samoan circle
  7. Gift garden
  8. Graphic facilitation
  9. Icebreakers and energizers
  10. Lessons learned in the implementation of the Web 2.0 learning opportunities
  11. LinkedIn and Facebook - Enabling dialogue/Leveraging implicit knowledge
  12. Jumpstart storytelling
  13. Knowledge management planning
  14. Microblogging
  15. Mindmaps / Concept maps
  16. Net-Map
  17. Open Space
  18. Peer assist
  19. Photo sharing
  20. Podcasting
  21. River of life
  22. Speed geeking
  23. The learning wheel as a tool for systematizing knowledge
  24. Video production, storing and sharing
  25. World café / Carousel


LinkedIn and Facebook - Enabling dialogue/Leveraging implicit knowledge

LinkedIn, a networking site for professionals, hosts more than 120 million members. Originally, this site was enabling career growth by connecting users to their professional peers. It also created an environment where companies could easily source talent and expertise. However, more and more Development players are using Linkedin to create communities of practice that can facilitate collaboration and knowledge sharing. Facebook is another social networking service launched in February 2004 with more than 750 million active users that works along the same line as Linkedin (though its audience is much wider and doesn't incorporate the 'professionnal networking' side). This session will look at these two interactive tools and discuss the extent in which they can help you reach beyond your normal set of stakeholders, enable two way communication with partner organizations and provide a platform to learn and exchange knowledge.

Sarah Bel and Michael Riggs

Products / Outputs from the session