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Taking a Closer Look with 1DayLater
While this may seem like a big oversight, the 1DayLater blog explains that the team is now working to develop these (not surprisingly often-requested) apps.
This year, in an effort to get a better grip on the ways I generate income, I’ve been looking for a free, simple app that will allow me to track my income easily. I
Web Worker Daily
- Monday, February 8, 2010
Email triage - offer from GTriage
Eli hasn't given me anything other than a reason to blog. Of the many discussions about "information overload" as it relates to email, on of the biggest frustrations that people deal with is the shear volume of stuff coming at them. It's an easy topic for newspapers and magazines that want to talk about personal productivity.
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Knowledge Jolt with Jack
- Monday, February 8, 2010
Presentation of the Self on the Web
That means their own blogs, which I have NO control over. (Disclosure: I have been, as they say, “active on the web” since the late nineties, and have really enjoyed the social aspects of it since at least 2005, earlier if you count social bookmarking. I have a strong sense of the differences between the public, private, and deeply
Web Tools for Learners
- Monday, February 8, 2010
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W(h)ither blogging and the library blogosphere?
I remember the first OCLC Blog Salon at ALA very fondly. There was such a great energy in the room — most of the people there had just started their blogs in the past year or two and were just discovering the community that the library blogosphere creates. Most of us had no idea when we started our blogs that these individual media would connect us to other like-minded individuals, giving us not only an outlet for our thoughts, but a distributed space in which to converse and (to an extent) socialize.
It was like fangirl overload for me. I
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Blogging Mandatory Or Voluntary?
Or perhaps rephrase the question: When should blogging be mandatory and when should it be voluntary?
Some organizations might integrate blogs within formal work practices and business processes so there may be situations when in fact, blogging is required. For instance, perhaps a company decides that competitive intelligence analysts should blog their personal insights about what they are seeing in the market (yes, it could be a wiki as well). Or suppose Utilization Management nurses are provided with a blog application as the preferred method of capturing notes while they interact with various health network providers.
Column Two
- Monday, July 7, 2008
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Dealing with Negative Comments on Your Blog
Someone emailed me this morning to ask how to deal with negative comments on your blog. There's a difference between commenters who engage in name-calling or clearly inflammatory rhetoric on your blog and those who simply disagree with what you say. Trolls are an unavoidable aspect of blogging and it's important to split them apart from your other commenters when it comes to thinking about responses. I sent her a response, but thought it might also be helpful to do a post. What is a Negative Comment? The first question we have to ask ourselves is what do we mean by a
The Bamboo Project Blog
- Thursday, April 2, 2009
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How do wikis and blogs fit together?
A recent conversation has re-emerged at my work on How do wikis and blogs fit together ?
One way is to think of the stock and flow model, wikis have perpetually re-edited pages, whereas blogs have a stream of date-based entries just like newspaper articles.
Wikipages can be seen as more definitive, whereas blog posts are about currency, opinion, etc…
A perfect example of this thinking is a paper by the CIA called The Wiki and the Blog: Toward a Complex Adaptive Intelligence Community . This is an award winning essay on how information sharing, and
Library clips
- Wednesday, October 8, 2008
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Google Wave (continued): The Conversation Becomes the Process, and Even the Product
BLOG Google Wave
(continued): functionality of e-mail, IM, wikis, blogs, Twitter, and other social
networking Tags: Blogs & Bloggin continued): The Conversation Becomes the Work-Product
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blogs.salon.com
- Sunday, September 13, 2009
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Blogging practices of knowledge workers
She writes about knowledge management and personal knowledge management and blogging, some of my favorite topics. As she has been chronicling on her blog , she is near the end of writing this PhD. She asked me to have a look at the chapter that summarizes the blogging practices of knowledge workers, particularly looking at the questions she had about these practices going into her research. I had the great pleasure of previewing one of Lilia Efimova's papers - maybe her PhD proposal - about five years ago. And now I get the chance to do it again.
Knowledge Jolt with Jack
- Friday, February 13, 2009
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Enterprise: List of 40 Social Media Staff Guidelines
This list also includes policies called; Staff blogging policies, enterprise social network guidelines, Employee Blogging Policies, Staff engagement in online communities, and so on. Electronic Frontier Foundation How to Blog Safely about Work http://www.eff.org/wp/blog-safely
Opera http://my.opera.com/community/blogs/corp-policy/
Managing staff who participate in social networks.
I’ve done a few press (radio, print) interviews this week re: Telstra so I thought I should have another look at how Enterprise, Government, Corporates, Not for
laurelpapworth.com
- Thursday, April 23, 2009
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Social search, Help engines, and Sense-making
clarifying by reading and writing comments, and trackback/linkback blog posts
Google Blog Search (also Technorati , Backtype ) is similar to PageRank
- but the point here is that the content is blogs which are a social ecosystem where you have distributed conversations (trackbacks/linkbacks), and leave comments
* Social search is resurfacing as a hot topic of late , due to how effective Twitter has become in helping you find information, and how it is close to how we source information in the offline world (via our network). Twitter is being differentiated by being
Library clips
- Wednesday, April 1, 2009
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This is not my blogosphere
I’m relatively new to the “mommy blogging” world. While my husband and I have a blog to keep family and friends up-to-date on Reed (which we’re terrible about actually updating), I don’t consider myself a “mommy blogger.” 8221; But I do read mommy/daddy/parenting blogs. One of the things I always loved most about social media was the transparency it created. If a product, service, hotel, etc.
Information Wants To Be Free
- Sunday, November 22, 2009
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Your Blog is Your Mothership
Yesterday, I read the “Unconventional Guide to the Social Web ,” and although I found a lot of useful information in it, one quote has stuck with me since reading it: “Your blog is your mothership. There are tons of ways to build a web presence, including a variety of social media and networking sites, but nothing is as important as your blog .
Don’t neglect it for lesser tools.” 8221;
Web Worker Daily
- Saturday, August 22, 2009
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