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Friday, October 27, 2006
blog can work as a boundary crossing tool, but probably only works when the blogger is a broker him/herself (and has people from various communities of practice reading the blog). 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, you can download it and read it too.
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Thursday, June 29, 2006
Luis Suarez, one of the KM bloggers community, reported on my presentation in Blogging and Knowledge Communities - Is There a Connection? Communities What are communities? The fact of the community shows up when the blog author asks for help or assistance on a specific matter, and this shows up even more in the other hints of community. The caveat with this particular angle on communities is that its pretty much a one-way street from the blogger to the readers. 2. Knowledge Jolt with Jack Jack Vinson writes about knowledge management, personal effectiveness, theory of constraints and more.
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Friday, November 10, 2006
Though google I found the blogpost how to back up your blogger blog . Quite some time ago, I did a presentation about blogging, and someone asked whether I had made a backup of my blog. Well, I hadn't, but he made me think about it. Now I'm a little lazy with these kind of things (as figuring this out takes some time investment) but they usually stay in my head.
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Friday, January 27, 2006
Britt Bravo tipped me on haloscan to use for trackback on blogger. I'm going to try it when I feel like I have more time for this, thank
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Monday, September 11, 2006
Notes about SAPs customer and developer cmomunities
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Friday, October 6, 2006
The single blog/blogger centric community with the power vested in the central blogger. It's fun to see all the Nancy Whites when you use google images. Very different people, all called Nancy White. But I guess this is the right picture of the Nancy White who wrote an interesting piece on the Knowledge Tree called blogs and community- launching a new paradigm for online community?
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Thursday, September 14, 2006
This as compared to a f2f meeting or conference where the 'small' blogger might not dare to speak up. I found the blogging ripples model via knowledge cafe on the logic+emotion blog " Yet another stab at the blog levels of influence idea. There are multiple ripples overlapping, happening in a three dimensional space—in real time. If
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Monday, February 6, 2006
discussed with various bloggers who encouraged me to start. Tomorrow we have a seminar in IICD with Chris Addison on blogs and RSS and I'm asked to present my 'pathway into blogging' . So I thought of preparing it in my blog (to get away from powerpoint). A
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Tuesday, October 17, 2006
Bloggers have gotten used to using the technical format for certain purposes like emphasizing links (blogs function often as infomediary places), making their thoughts explicit, commenting on blogposts etc. ( Cartoon from travelinlibraria n ) I've had to explain various times what a blog is. So I liked the blogpost by Jack Vinson on how to explain blogs and RSS.
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Friday, November 10, 2006
of the blogger posting daily. giving more influence= power to the bloggers). For instance, for our e-collaboration community of practice with about 60 people, I think there are about 8-9 bloggers (plus a group blog) and some people want to start a blog. In CPsquare (with about 200 members) roughly 12 (didn't count) people are bloggers and a feed combines all blogposts into a community of practice feed. Via a blogpost by Nancy White I found a piece written by Jakob Nielsen about Participation inequality: encouraging more users to contribute . Jakob Nielsen refers
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