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the business of blogs
To kick off discussion on the use of blogs for business and/or professional purposes, I would like to characterize Doc’s Blog on those terms. Although my initial intention was to use this blog for promoting discussion on the broad topic … Continue reading
Posted in about this blog, blogs for business, blogs for research, conducting research online, customer experience management, emerging educational technology, human factors in information systems design, social networking, strategic management of technology innovation, user experience
Tagged blogs, business, marketing, promotion
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Palimpsest and the read-write Web
In this post and its thread of comments, I invite discussion about the nature of the “palimpsest” as a cognitive artifact as well as the relationship between annotation traditions and the media and technology that support them: from cave walls and manuscripts to wikis, … Continue reading
Posted in collaborative computing, content management, digital repositories, emerging educational technology, human factors in information systems design, information architecture, instructional design, knowledge management, online learning and teaching, palimpsest, user experience
Tagged annotation, cognitive artifact, content management, palimpsest, read-write Web, Web 2.0
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me and my technorati
This post is quite brief (for a change;-). It’s a link to the http://technorati.com Web site where I have subscribed as a member (Doc1). At first glance, it seems like an online clearinghouse for things bloggish, so here is my link to … Continue reading
the specter of moderation
As I considered the nature of this blog, I was immediately confronted with the big question for anyone who ventures into the “read-write Web” and its ability to allow others to write to your Web pages: to what degree should … Continue reading →