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The document outlines 3 steps for finding and sharing customer result stories within industry communities on a platform: 1. Find relevant stories by clicking on "Customer Stories" and viewing those tagged for your industry. 2. Create a new blog post with details of a customer result story, keeping it short and focused on the customer's achieved value. 3. Tag the blog post with the relevant industry tags from Step 1 so it appears in the customer stories feed for others to see.
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Steps for Sharing your developerWorks Profile and Recent Updates
1) Go to the developerWorks my profile page at https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/community/profiles/html/myProfileView.do or https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/
2) Click on your display name to reload your profile with a shareable URL
3) The customized URL contains a key to your user account and can be shared so others can find your profile and see your activity stream.
Steps for creating an engagement activity
1) Go to the Engagement Activity Template on the ISSR Engagement Hub and click the orange button to start an activity from the template. Name the activity and select "Use members from template."
2) Expand the Engagement Activity Quick Reference Guide and complete the setup checklist items such as editing the name, tags, due date, and activity goal. Add or remove members as owners from the Members page.
3) Change the access of the activity to "Public (Read Only)" and do not delete the default owners.
Steps for creating a personal learning roadmap
1) The document outlines steps for creating a personal learning roadmap from a provided template.
2) Step 1 involves clicking "Start an Activity" to access the template and create a personal space that can be public or private.
3) Step 2 instructs the user to fill out a form with their roadmap name, tags, due dates, and options to save their personalized learning roadmap.
Joe’s upskilling story
This is a short presentation on how we are doing skills development from a very level. I wanted to be able to easily share how we do things ... and I thought that a simple story would be the best way.
Making your Overview Page Look Lke a Whiteboard
This document provides instructions for creating a virtual whiteboard overview section in 3 steps: 1) Create a mockup whiteboard page using writing fonts and sticky note images, 2) Capture screenshots and crop into individual images, 3) Upload images to a wiki page and link them to build an interactive whiteboard overview section. The whiteboard can be used to visually layout information and include hotlinks between sections.
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Steps for finding and sharing customer result stories for industry communities
- 1. Steps for Finding and Sharing Customer Result Stories (for Industry Communities)
- 2. STEP 1: FINDING STORIES: On the Overview Page click on the Customer Stories to find the stories relevant to your industry Tags used for these stories All blogs that match the tags are displayed in this window
- 3. STEP 2: SHARING A CUSTOMER RESULT STORY Part 1: Create a new blog entry with all the details (you can post to any public blog on W3 Connections) Customer Result - A Rational Customer Result Story is a short crisp articulation of a customer achieving value. The intent is to keep these short so that they don't take a lot of time to write or read, but still clearly articulate the results. They should be used as internal proof points that people can use to better understand the value that we've provided to our customers. Including the customer name is optional. These are NOT considered formal customer references and as a result should not be treated as such. Give the post a title. You want to make sure that your title reflects your story
- 4. Step 3. SHARING A CUSTOMER RESULT STORY Part 2: Tag the blog entry Click on Add Tags Add the tags from Step 1 and any other relevant tags separated by spaces Post the blog and it will show up in the feed from Step 1 in a few minutes