efios     Efios home Weblog     The efios blog: "It's all about people and networks"       23 September 2003 Tim Berners-Lee Royal Society Webcast Bronwyn Stuckey from StageStruck Online said in Yahoo! com-prac just now: Tim Berners-Lee Royal Society Webcast Tim Berners-Lee, W3C Director, presents The Future of the World Wide Web at the Royal Society in London, UK on Monday, 22 September. The keynote will be Webcast live at 18:00 GMT (7pm British Summer Time). Please visit the Royal Society site for system requirements and to test your connection. Mr. Berners-Lee is a Fellow of the Royal Society (2001). http://www.royalsoc.ac.uk/live/ This happened at 2:31:57 PM  Ideas and comments to this [] or trackback [] 'Practiced excellence through accelerated replication' at Shell This came up in a discussion I had earlier today, and I thought it may as well be blogged about to share with others: Gaurdie Banister, from Shell Exploration and Production (SIEP) talks about "processes for effective knowledge transfer" (download the slides in PDF). He mentions the well-know 'global networks' or communities of practice within SIEP, but he outlines quite nicely the outline of the 'practiced excellence through accelerated replication' (PEARL). See image above - click to magnify. This happened at 2:18:36 PM  Ideas and comments to this [] or trackback [] Jay Cross' Notes on LMS presentation by Bryan Chapman Jay Cross' Notes on LMS presentation by Bryan Chapman (from Brandon Hall group). Jay Cross is blogging the VNU Supplier Summit. There are lots of nuggets in his notes, and of particular interest to me was the session by Bryan Chapman, an LMS analyst with Brandon Hall, who had some numbers associated with average LMS license prices. They seem important enough to be quoted below: Average price per seat of LMS   Trainees: 500 users 10000 25000 Licensed 1st year $83 $22 $17 3 year license & maintenance $42 $12 $9 Hosted 1ST year 91 18 13 3 year 84 16 12 The vendors in the post-secondary CMS world get very upset when their customers start publishing the numbers for their individual license deals, which has made it extremely difficult to get a view of what an average seat is costing across different size license bases. My general impression, though, is that the difference between the post-secondary CMS and corporate LMS license prices is not as big as I had initial thought. - SWL -via [elearningpost] [EdTechPost] This happened at 12:16:59 AM  Ideas and comments to this [] or trackback [] © Copyright 2005 Erik van Bekkum. September 2003 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat   1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30         Aug   Oct Blog categories: (All) Innovation Social Networks Blogging Knowledge Garden: Communities Social Networks Blogroll: Daily reads Blog of CI Patti Anklam Andy Boyd Georg Siemens Lilia Efimova Debby at Pepperdine Renee Hopkins Dave Pollard on BI Ton Zijlstra (Engish) Ton Zijlstra (Dutch) Social software channel Stephanie Allen's COP^2 Matt's blog Joe Corthrel Ross Mayfield Sam Ruby Staurt Henshall Terry Frazier Chris McRae David Gurteen 25 most recent: Double - loop learning and social learning Systems... Social networks and country-to-country transfer: d... Efios launched Rail Safe The Google Legacy Yahoo! patents (parts of) social networks: Method ... Social Capital in Virtual Learning Communities The Theory of Inventive Problem Solving The reciprocity of innovative capabilities Knowledge Garden and Research whiteboard to RSS Social Network Analysis at BHP Intervision and communities of practice Weak ties in communities of practice Corporate SNA in CIO magazine Introduction to UCINET and social network methods The navigational aspects of social networks Blended Learning in KM Supporting Pioneering Leaders as Communities of Pr... WHO uses communities of practice to achieving univ... Communities for Project Offices Power struggle in radical innovation communities Xwiki, the MT of Wikis? Workshop Report on the Theory and Practice of Phys... Inquiry: Learning begins with Questions Deadline for VC2005 on the 30th of May Learning for development (Organizational Learning) ICTs and Social Capital in the Knowledge Society: ...