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This is a post explaining how you can read blogs as a basic introduction for people who are new to reading blogs; you can read them every now and then, or systematically. It is written by Dorine Ruter and Joitske Hulsebosch . How to read blogs? There are various ways to read a webblog ('blog') that you think is of interest to you. The main choice you have to make is You want to read the blog every now and then The following are ways to remember the blogsite online; (of course another option is to write down the link in your agenda or wherever is handy for you...): You can add the link to your Favorites / Bookmarks in your internet browser; You can use the History of your internet browser.

As of December 2007 Jack will likely start writing about product management too. Blogging and communities How can communities, which are purpose-driven and group-driven, be supported by blogs, which are solo-user-driven? Is there a connection between blogging and communities? Knowledge Jolt with Jack Jack Vinson writes about knowledge management, personal effectiveness, theory of constraints and more.

think it's brilliant that I can be in touch with research results through blogs! Students were experimenting with blogs, wikis and social bookmarking and he interviewed them individually and did focus group interviews. It is interesting that though the tools are 'public' tools, and have potentially boundary crossing potential (to draw in other people with different ideas) no outsider jointed the conversations on the blog during the course. Martin Kloos wrote his thesis for the University of Amsterdam on communities of practice 2.0 . It's written in English, so if you are interested,

is online, so you need an internet connection, and it is free of charge. The next interview took place at June 7, 2006 with Joitske Hulsebosch from IICD. Knowledge sharing and finding people “I’ve used del.icio.us for while now, since January 2006, and I think it is an ideal tool to organise all the information that I gather in and around my work. The tool: del.icio.us Del.icio.us is an online tool.

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At the launch of the group blog on e-collaboration we got the request for a basic introduction to blog reading for people new to blogs. Together with Dorine Ruter , we worked on a writely document and I was able to post the document directly to my blog. This is a more technical introduction, the 'why to read blogs' should probably follow later! So here we go: How to read blogs? There are various ways to read a webblog ('blog') that you think is of interest to you. The main choice you have to make is whether you want to visit the blog every

I found the blogging ripples model via knowledge cafe on the logic+emotion blog " Yet another stab at the blog levels of influence idea. If this were animated, the ripples would not dissapear, but radiate. " Personally, most of the times I try to upload unique stories because I think people already read the same blogs as I do. I did notice though that a lot of blogs do copy ideas and links (and building There are multiple ripples overlapping, happening in a three dimensional space—in real time. In a way, it then works as a measurement of what is important