http://www.alwaysdoneitthatway.com/2006/06/28/%e2%80%9cknowledgizing%e2%80%9d-associations/ 101 Things About Associations We Must Change Sat, 06 Mar 2010 19:01:32 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 http://www.alwaysdoneitthatway.com/2006/06/28/%e2%80%9cknowledgizing%e2%80%9d-associations/#comment-8838 Internet Oysters and Other Thoughts from Great Ideas 2007 Thu, 23 Jul 2009 01:44:18 +0000 http://www.alwaysdoneitthatway.com/?p=108#comment-8838 [...] are not doing their members any favors. Rops argued in the session, as she has before in Knowledgizing Associations, that associations need to filter information and find meaningful ways to add value in the [...] [...] are not doing their members any favors. Rops argued in the session, as she has before in Knowledgizing Associations, that associations need to filter information and find meaningful ways to add value in the [...]

]]> http://www.alwaysdoneitthatway.com/2006/06/28/%e2%80%9cknowledgizing%e2%80%9d-associations/#comment-8717 Internet Oysters and Other Thoughts from Great Ideas 2007 | Mission to Learn Sun, 20 Jan 2008 13:01:28 +0000 http://www.alwaysdoneitthatway.com/?p=108#comment-8717 [...] are not doing their members any favors. Rops argued in the session, as she has before in Knowledgizing Associations, that associations need to filter information and find meaningful ways to add value in the [...] [...] are not doing their members any favors. Rops argued in the session, as she has before in Knowledgizing Associations, that associations need to filter information and find meaningful ways to add value in the [...]

]]> http://www.alwaysdoneitthatway.com/2006/06/28/%e2%80%9cknowledgizing%e2%80%9d-associations/#comment-308 Kristi Donovan Thu, 06 Jul 2006 00:42:51 +0000 http://www.alwaysdoneitthatway.com/?p=108#comment-308 I'm really enjoying your posts, Mickie. One other thought on "contextualizing..." I've found that making connections between various association vehicles can also add meaning. For example, a magazine/journal article that explores a case study in depth, a panel discussion at a conference that encourages dialogue around that case study, and later, follow up on a web-based discussion board or listserve - or a live chat. The silos we build in associations often inhibit our ability to cross boundaries with learning opportunities. I’m really enjoying your posts, Mickie. One other thought on “contextualizing…” I’ve found that making connections between various association vehicles can also add meaning. For example, a magazine/journal article that explores a case study in depth, a panel discussion at a conference that encourages dialogue around that case study, and later, follow up on a web-based discussion board or listserve – or a live chat. The silos we build in associations often inhibit our ability to cross boundaries with learning opportunities.

]]> http://www.alwaysdoneitthatway.com/2006/06/28/%e2%80%9cknowledgizing%e2%80%9d-associations/#comment-297 Mickie Thu, 29 Jun 2006 11:06:06 +0000 http://www.alwaysdoneitthatway.com/?p=108#comment-297 Okay, you "insultant"...at least I didn't include a ven diagram! Maybe next time..just for you. Okay, you “insultant”…at least I didn’t include a ven diagram! Maybe next time..just for you.

]]> http://www.alwaysdoneitthatway.com/2006/06/28/%e2%80%9cknowledgizing%e2%80%9d-associations/#comment-296 Jeff Thu, 29 Jun 2006 10:24:59 +0000 http://www.alwaysdoneitthatway.com/?p=108#comment-296 Oh no Mickie, you didn't really write "knowledgizing" right? And contextualizing? My ears are burning from consultant speak! ;>) Oh no Mickie, you didn’t really write “knowledgizing” right? And contextualizing? My ears are burning from consultant speak! ;>)

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