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Narrate Your Work
Bob Bertsch
NDSU Agriculture Communication
Working Out Loud
#workingoutloud
Bob Bertsch
Twitter - @ndbob
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Linkedin.com/in/BobBertsch
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#workingoutloud
How often do you share your work?
Every day
Every week
Occasionally
Never. It’s mine!
How do you share your work?
#workingoutloud
Who is Managing Your Learning?
#workingoutloud
Working Out Loud
Make your work visible
so it can help others
#workingoutloud
Working Out Loud
Leads to a purposeful network
Makes you more effective
Provides access to opportunities
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Working Out Loud
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Selecting what to share
prompts you to think
about your work and
what you are learning
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Working Out Loud
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Sharing lets others better
know you, your work and
what you are trying to
achieve
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Working Out Loud
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Creates an archive of
ideas and solutions you
can return to for
inspiration
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Working Out Loud
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Opens the door to new
knowledge, new
relationships and new
opportunities for
partnership and
collaboration
#workingoutloud
Personal Knowledge Management
Harold Jarche - jarche.com
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What keeps you from sharing what you
learn?
#workingoutloud
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
What to Share
How to perform common tasks
Problems solved
Challenges overcome (mistakes)
Ideas for improvement
New tasks and knowledge
Successes
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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
Diigo – Free Your Bookmarks
Facebook – Share Where You Are
Pinterest – Share Where You Are
LinkedIn – Share Where You Are
Twitter – Share Where You Are
Google+ - Getting Louder
Tumblr – Getting Louder
Blog – Getting Louder
Next Steps
Write down one example from your work that could
be shared by working out loud.
#workingoutloud
Questions
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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/
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Slides 8-11, www.p21.org, licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 UnportedLicense.
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