Over the past 18 months I’ve been working more and more in the learning sector, specifically with virtual learning environments (VLEs) and a number of course creation packages.  I’d say that with regards to Enterprise 2.0, the learning sector is behind the rest of the business world in terms of social software products targeted at [...]

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Gregory Culpin and I had a great time at this year’s Knowledge and Content conference in London.  We met the likes of Dave Snowden, Mark Gould and even bumped into an old Pfizer colleague who was on a panel speaking about the adoption of Web 2.0 tools behind the firewall.
As I’ve already posted on my [...]

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