Social Collaboration Tools
Social collaboration tools help distributed teams work together, and they include ideation and innovation tools and suites that combine various features needed to help achieve business results.
Learning organizations are paying attention to the use of social collaboration tools to extend their reach and move from learning provider to learning enabler. These tools should be considered to encourage information sharing, deliver learning on an as-needed basis, create collaborative "spaces" for teams, and more. The culture shift that is embodied in the use of social collaboration will require that these tools be chosen carefully to assure their successful adoption.
Social collaboration tools are covered by the Technology and Infrastructure dimension in the Organize quadrant of the CorpU 12 Dimensions of Learning Excellence. They are also an important consideration in the Program Design and Delivery dimension in the Execute quadrant.
Research Related to Social Collaboration Tools
27 Jul 2010
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Lynn Lehman
In a recent CorpU quantitative research study entitled Microsoft SharePoint: The Use of SharePoint as a Learning Platform Click here ,we learned that a majority of companies (about 70%) own ...
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1 Jul 2010
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Sue Todd
Delivering a course in a Social Learning Environment requires course designers to consider several new ideas in their approach to course design. In doing so, it enables the use of ...
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18 Jun 2010
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Lynn Lehman
CorpU research shows that early adopters are already experiencing significant cost savings, increased speed to competency, and greater employee engagement through the use of social learning strategies. Social learning appears ...
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4 Mar 2010
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Lynn Lehman
In response to the ever-increasing pace of change, the CA learning team developed a collaborative, social learning solution that enables instructors, mentors, and students to formally and informally support one ...
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