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Hemma Kocher
With a passion for all aspects of organisational communication & employee engagement, Hemma's professional experience is in corporate communication, cultural management and teaching. During her MA in Corporate Communication in 2005, she worked on corporate blogging strategies and its impact on organisations. She joined Headshift in 2006 and since then has been working on projects with a focus on social software and employee driven internal communication and innovation, collaborative intranets and community-based learning. Hemma has presented at various Conferences in Europe. She studied literature, linguistics, theology and cultural management in Austria, the US, Romania and the UK. She lives in Hampshire.
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Posted Take the Big Green Challenge to Blog
In the spirit of yesterday's Blog Action Day for the environment, NESTA (National Endowment for Science, Technology & the Arts) is launching an innovative prize competition for a greener approach in community life today. We at Headshift have been lucky...
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Posted Learning to learn & collaborate online - Microlearning2007 to Blog
Back from Microlearning2007 in Innsbruck, Austria, an interesting, exploratory conference about microcontents, web 2.0 tools and learning. The conference really confirmed that different and new behaviours and processes with regard to learning, collaborating and communicating in the work place, schools...
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Posted blogging4business to Blog
A good summary of what's happened is here. My personal summary: there is no objective led recipe for making blogs4business a success (not even for marketing). Be passionate about the content and the people behind the content - and mix...
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Posted Corporate wiki survey to Blog
Now a survey by Ann Majchrzak , Christian Wagner and Dave Yates underpins what is already known: corporate internal wikis really make a difference. They make work easier, help organisations to improve its processes, collaborate more effectively and enhance individual...
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Posted Social networks and innovation to Blog
This introduction/summary to social networks and innovation by Ron Burt at NESTA is interesting. What strikes me most is the fact that he sees creativity as a function of a situation and not of the individual. Nevertheless, it needs individuals...
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Posted Trust the wiki to Blog
I went to wikiwed yesterday and this is the stuff I found interesting: Tiddlywiki - It's self-contained, so you can work with it offline. Xwiki - You can create mash-ups with it and it includes a handy presentation functionality. Editgrid...
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