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Flipboard and Paper.li: Social news curation hits the tipping point
See for example the Twitter Ross Dawson daily created by paper.li have been writing about “collaborative filtering” since 2002 , and in 2006 in the context of blogging wrote that : Blogs are collectively a mechanism for us to discover what we as a society (or subset of it) find interesting and useful. Flipboard and Paper.li Paper.li
Trends in the Living Networks - Monday, August 30, 2010
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Sales eLearning – 21 Great Resources
Creating scenarios for learning - a four-step guide - Bottom-Line Performance , May 27, 2009 If you are creating a sales training course, for example, your challenge might be the need to increase sales in a territory. Shift in eLearning from Pure Courseware towards Reference Hybrids - eLearning Technology , May 25, 2006 sales. Gable.
elearning Technology - Wednesday, August 25, 2010
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MindTouch 2010 Provides Intelligent Product and Services Documentation
I have written about MindTouch several times (see for example: MindTouch 2009 Provides Enhanced Development Platform for Rich Collaborative Applications ). MindTouch was first released in 2006 as an Open Source wiki-based platform. 0160; Here is a sample opening page offering templates. Aaron showed me a few client examples.
Portals and KM - Friday, August 20, 2010
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  • The Next Wave in Productivity Tools - Web Office | innovation Creators
    About Videos Whitepapers The Next Wave in Productivity Tools - Web Office February 21st, 2006 After releasing a pdf version of this paper Web Office White Paper - Rod Boothby.pdf , some folks asked me to produce an HTML version. Why is this jump so big, and what does it have to do with the class of 2006? They are smart. Web 2.0 Web 2.0
    Turning knowledge workers into innovation creators - Thursday, February 9, 2006
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  • Whatever you do don’t use Google! | Information Wants To Be Free
    By Meredith Farkas | November 9, 2006 After we teach our students how to distinguish between authoritative and unauthoritative resources, we need to actually show them how to find such authoritative resources. Natalie Says: November 9th, 2006 at 9:32 pm Wonderful. mhel Says: November 10th, 2006 at 8:22 am wow!
    Information Wants To Be Free - Thursday, November 9, 2006
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  • Green Chameleon » Folksonomies and Rich Serendipity
    People habitually collect and arrange for themselves what Vander Wal calls “personal infoclouds&# and these arrangements reflect a meaningful perspective on knowledge ( Vander Wal 2006 ). In October 2006 for example, there were 770,000 photographs hosted on Flickr tagged with the word “me&#. All rights reserved.
    Green Chameleon - Thursday, October 19, 2006
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  • Communication Nation: Visual thinking camp 2006
    01 March 2006 Visual thinking camp 2006 Visual thinking camp 2006: A three-day event in the Bay area. However, I think there are things we can do to accommodate tighter budgets, for example: - We could run a "practice camp" in St. This blog is dedicated to that effort. Join the conversation! Why is it important? im in.
    Communication Nation - Wednesday, March 1, 2006
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  • Green Chameleon » How to Kill a Knowledge Environment with a Taxonomy
    Financial procedures tend to change slowly for example, while manufacturing or technology-related work may change rapidly. To see an example of this plethora of competition between knowledge organization devices we need go no farther than online bookseller Amazon. These are our knowledge neighbourhoods , arranged for different uses.
    Green Chameleon - Tuesday, October 10, 2006
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  • Green Chameleon » Blog comments
    But there are other high context taxonomic systems that work quite well: engineering or scientific taxonomies, for example, where users can tolerate deep and specialised taxonomic hierarchies because they have been educated into them. But it’s a lovely example of “strange&# taxonomies, you’re quite right. RSS2.0
    Green Chameleon - Monday, June 19, 2006
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  • Real Enterprise Web 2.0 Scenarios – Projects | innovation Creators
    Scenarios – Projects June 14th, 2006 A little while ago, in reaction to a challenge from Dion Hinchcliffe. gave the example of using blogs to set up People Pages. Examples might be generic such as docs and milestones, or they might be specific, such as Design, Planning, Development, Testing. wrote an article about how Web 2.0
    Turning knowledge workers into innovation creators - Wednesday, June 14, 2006
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  • Random and cold medicine-induced thoughts on screencasting | Information Wants To Be Free
    raquo; Random and cold medicine-induced thoughts on screencasting By Meredith Farkas | November 30, 2006 Last summer, I was talking with someone from the planning committee of the Dartmouth Biomedical Libraries’ Fall Conference. Been there, done that (most recently at Access 2006 when a flu hit me right before I had to speak.
    Information Wants To Be Free - Thursday, November 30, 2006
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  • Knowledge-at-work: Social search - KM thinking
    Knowledge-at-work Personal thoughts about learning, community and social affordances for knowledge creation « Beliefs around learning | Main | Knowledge sharing - a re-think » December 03, 2006 Social search - KM thinking Social search is touted as the next big thing for improving information retrieval, relevance and awareness.
    Knowledge-at-work - Sunday, December 3, 2006
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  • The Chief Knowledge Officer’s Dilemma | innovation Creators
    About Videos Whitepapers The Chief Knowledge Officer’s Dilemma July 08th, 2006 Let’s face it: The whole “Knowledge Management&# experiment was a failure. If you are interested in specific examples, check out: Real Enterprise Web 2.0 The difference between folksonomies and taxonomies is a great example. world. tools.
    Turning knowledge workers into innovation creators - Saturday, July 8, 2006
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