Just posted on the KMWorldblog about a session I listened to at KMWorld & Intranets 2008 describing NASA’s experiment with social networking. Cool.
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September 24, 2008
Just posted on the KMWorldblog about a session I listened to at KMWorld & Intranets 2008 describing NASA’s experiment with social networking. Cool. August 25, 2008
August 12, 2008
At long last, here is Jane’s presentation to the Spring 2008 conference Ontario Library Service-North held for its incredible public library clients. We so enjoy working with the public libraries in northern Ontario; in this discussion Jane talked with them about “applying and learning web 2.0 tools in 15 minutes/day”, originated by Helene Blowers at Public Library of Charlotte and Mecklenburg County. Learningtalk Jane For Olsn Spring 2008 View SlideShare presentation April 15, 2008
Interesting interactive site to visit – Interactive Vietnam Veterans Memorial. Just heard from one of the creators, Chris Willis, VP Social Media, Footenote.com, who worked with a team to take pictures of the wall (6500) and then opened the site where people can share memories, memorabilia (including super 8 film), etc. You can search the wall, browse names by category, enlistment types, service, and home town. This new site ended up on the front page of CNN on Apr 2. Very interesting. Footenote.com also has a partnership with the US National Archives. Check it out. February 28, 2007
Ok, I started the last post because Beth Unger tells me she is working on the following question – “What are the societal changes that could occur as a result of the technologies like Web 2.0 that will blur our current views of interaction?” As she says, the issues of personal attribution, contribution, identity and responsibility all come to the fore. She is interested in who is working in this arena and what they’re saying. I thought I’d throw it out and get a discussion going. I forgot to include that part in my last post because she is such an awesome lady I got carried away talking about her! At any rate, let’s talk about web 2.0 and societal change. Thanks! |
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