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Category Archives: management of information systems and technology
DSpace – an open source platform for digital repositories
At the ECEL09 conference in Bari, Italy, a keynote address by Julià Minguillón introduced the application of learning objects supported in an open source digital repository software called DSpace. On my return, I took a look at this software on … Continue reading
Posted in conducting research online, content management, digital repositories, emerging educational technology, human factors in information systems design, information architecture, instructional design, knowledge management, learner experience, management of information systems and technology, social media, social networking, strategic management of technology innovation, user experience
Tagged content management, digital repositories, DSpace, information architecture, instructional design, knowledge management, learning object repositories, open-source, social media
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The Droid Delivers (Mobile Learning)
Droid Demo (by Verizon) Well, it appears my search is over for a smart phone that can handle the Java-based authentication for login to Web sites such as where I teach online. The same applies for any smart phone using … Continue reading
Posted in emerging educational technology, human factors in information systems design, learner experience, management of information systems and technology, mobile computing, mobile learning, online learning and teaching, strategic management of technology innovation, user experience
Tagged 3G, Android, authentication, Droid, Java, learner experience, login, mobile learning, smart phone, WiFi
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using blogs to promote traffic to a Web site
In this entry, I would like to consider the use of blogs as a marketing tool to promote traffic to a Web site, such as my own at http://www.programhouse.com The rationale for this strategy can be expressed as tenets of … Continue reading
Posted in blogs for business, blogs for research, conducting research online, content management, customer experience management, management of information systems and technology, social networking, user experience
Tagged blogs, content management, digital marketing, e-business, marketing, SEO, Web site
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knowledge management
In this blog entry, I would like to open up discussion about the nature and management of one of our most valuable resources: knowledge. Although its nature and use can be quite elusive, the emerging field of knowledge management draws … Continue reading
Posted in blogs for research, conducting research online, content management, digital repositories, human factors in information systems design, information architecture, knowledge management, management of information systems and technology
Tagged content management, information architecture, instructional design, knowledge, knowledge management
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management of information systems and technology
In this blog entry, I would like to open up discussion about management of information systems and technology. I welcome your thoughts about the nature and use of information (in general or specific instances) and any ideas that you have … Continue reading
to blog or not to blog…
… is that the question? Perhaps Shakespeare’s Hamlet poses it better in the affirmative: “To be, or not to be: that is the question” Like Hamlet, I have reflected on existence, but in my case the existence of something I use for online communication, teaching, … Continue reading
Posted in about this blog, blogs for research, conducting research online, content management, emerging educational technology, instructional design, knowledge management, management of information systems and technology, online learning and teaching, user experience
Tagged blog, bloggers, blogging, content management, educational blogging, palimpsest
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strategic management of technology innovations
I would like to open up discussion about something that is the heart of planned change in how we learn and work: strategic management of technology innovation. I welcome your thoughts about the nature of technology innovations (in general or … Continue reading
Posted in blogs for research, conducting research online, human factors in information systems design, innovation, management of information systems and technology, strategic management of technology innovation
Tagged planned change, strategic management of technology, technology innovation
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information and ethics: a conundrum?
As the first entry in this discussion about ethical issues associated with information management and use, I invite your answers to the question posed in the title of this post. Webster’s dictionary defines conundrum as “1 : a riddle whose … Continue reading
user research with blogs
As an academic and consultant, I am interested in exploring Internet-based software that might support user research. To that end, I would like to invite discussion about the use of blogs for research, such as soliciting and collecting user feedback … Continue reading
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Tagged blogs, human factors, user research
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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 →