Working Out Loud
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The document discusses the concept of 'working out loud,' emphasizing the importance of sharing work to enhance visibility, effectiveness, and collaboration. It provides insights on how to start sharing, what to share, and where to share, while also addressing common barriers to sharing knowledge. The content encourages individuals to document and share their experiences to foster personal and professional growth.
Working Out Loud
- 1. Narrate Your Work Bob Bertsch NDSU Agriculture Communication Working Out Loud #workingoutloud
- 2. Bob Bertsch Twitter - @ndbob Facebook.com/bobbertsch Linkedin.com/in/BobBertsch Pinterest.com/ndbob #workingoutloud
- 3. How often do you share your work? Every day Every week Occasionally Never. It’s mine!
- 4. How do you share your work? #workingoutloud
- 5. Who is Managing Your Learning? #workingoutloud
- 6. Working Out Loud Make your work visible so it can help others #workingoutloud
- 7. Working Out Loud Leads to a purposeful network Makes you more effective Provides access to opportunities #workingoutloud
- 8. Working Out Loud Image from “Above & Beyond” – www.p21.org Selecting what to share prompts you to think about your work and what you are learning #workingoutloud
- 9. Working Out Loud Image from “Above & Beyond” – www.p21.org Sharing lets others better know you, your work and what you are trying to achieve #workingoutloud
- 10. Working Out Loud Image from “Above & Beyond” – www.p21.org Creates an archive of ideas and solutions you can return to for inspiration #workingoutloud
- 11. Working Out Loud Image from “Above & Beyond” – www.p21.org Opens the door to new knowledge, new relationships and new opportunities for partnership and collaboration #workingoutloud
- 12. Personal Knowledge Management Harold Jarche - jarche.com #workingoutloud
- 13. What keeps you from sharing what you learn? #workingoutloud
- 14. Getting Started Face your fears Schedule time for working out loud Start with simple contributions Don’t worry about your audience. This is for you! Keep shipping #workingoutloud
- 15. What to Share How to perform common tasks Problems solved Challenges overcome (mistakes) Ideas for improvement New tasks and knowledge Successes #workingoutloud
- 16. Where to Share Where you are or can become comfortable Where content can be tagged Where content can be searched Where content can be openly shared with others #workingoutloud
- 17. Diigo – Free Your Bookmarks
- 18. Facebook – Share Where You Are
- 19. Pinterest – Share Where You Are
- 20. LinkedIn – Share Where You Are
- 21. Twitter – Share Where You Are
- 22. Google+ - Getting Louder
- 23. Tumblr – Getting Louder
- 24. Blog – Getting Louder
- 25. Next Steps Write down one example from your work that could be shared by working out loud. #workingoutloud
- 31. Sources John Stepper’s Blog - http://johnstepper.com/category/working-out-loud-2/ Harold Jarche, adapting to perpetual beta - http://jarche.com/2014/11/working-and-learning-out-loud/ Slide 2 photo by Bob Bertsch, licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. Slides 8-11, www.p21.org, licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License. All other photos morgueFile free photos, allowed to copy, distribute, transmit and adapt. Attribution not required. #workingoutloud
Editor's Notes
- #28: By working out loud – making our work visible and discoverable – we can create purposeful networks and come in contact with wildly different experiments going on in your own firm and in organizations around the world. Different objectives, different incentives, different management styles, different support systems. You don’t have to take it any more. If you feel trapped, you can reach through the bars of your current environment and come into contact with possibilities you’d have never known about otherwise by working in a more open, more connected way. Today, whatever experiment you find yourself in, you can make your work and life better.
- #29: By working out loud – making our work visible and discoverable – we can create purposeful networks and come in contact with wildly different experiments going on in your own firm and in organizations around the world. Different objectives, different incentives, different management styles, different support systems. You don’t have to take it any more. If you feel trapped, you can reach through the bars of your current environment and come into contact with possibilities you’d have never known about otherwise by working in a more open, more connected way. Today, whatever experiment you find yourself in, you can make your work and life better.
- #30: By working out loud – making our work visible and discoverable – we can create purposeful networks and come in contact with wildly different experiments going on in your own firm and in organizations around the world. Different objectives, different incentives, different management styles, different support systems. You don’t have to take it any more. If you feel trapped, you can reach through the bars of your current environment and come into contact with possibilities you’d have never known about otherwise by working in a more open, more connected way. Today, whatever experiment you find yourself in, you can make your work and life better.