BLOG Google Wave (continued): functionality of e-mail, IM, wikis, blogs, Twitter, and other social networking feed of tweets containing this tag into Tags: Blogs & Bloggin continued): The Conversation Becomes the Work-Product B ack in in June, I wrote about

Widgets are, hence, little blocks of information which can be added to a blog, mostly in the sidebar. Almost any kind of information can be widgetized and offered in a blog as an additional feature. Widgets display, for example, through feeds information from external sources. This is a joint post together with Christian Kreutz , which we co-created in a google doc . (mine mine is a little longer though) 1.

Use case is if I import my OPML into a Google CSE , and then add/delete a feed from Google Reader, my Google CSE will not know about it, which is a pity because it means I can’t use Google Reader as a master control for people to use a public search engine across my current Google Reader subscriptions. OK, the new feature…a while back during the American elections you may remember that Google Reader was showcasing shared item lists based on a curated selection of feeds . It’s sometimes such a drag being an early adopter because you are ready for features years ahead of when regular users will ask for them…you just have to be patient.

BLOG The Psychology of Twitter Twitter name on your blog, and on your Facebook page, and send it out to just as there are organizational and ghostwritten celebrity blogs, there latest blog posts. Links of the Week blog Twitter OK , let let me start by saying I'm a Twitter user and fan.

(Cartoon via tangwailing blog ) I observed that Stan Garfield blogs about questions he receives or overhears about knowledge management. That made me think that I could blog some of the questions I get (+ the answers). One of them was: how can blogs support communities of practice? 1. A

BLOG Google Wave: The Wikification functionality of e-mail, IM, wikis, blogs, Twitter, and other social networking embeds a real-time feed of tweets containing this tag into the wave. One of the bankers wants Here's another story, this one about (perhaps) the future of this blog: It's May 2010, and I've Wikification of Conversation A t a a

clarifying by reading and writing comments, and trackback/linkback blog posts Google Blog Search (also Technorati , Backtype ) is similar to PageRank - but the point here is that the content is blogs which are a social ecosystem where you have distributed conversations (trackbacks/linkbacks), and leave comments * Social search is resurfacing as a hot topic of late , due to how effective Twitter has become in helping you find information, and how it is close to how we source information in the offline world (via our network). Twitter is being differentiated by being

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met Emmanuel through his blog. When we connected on facebook he had stated (ticking a box by mistake) that we met in school, but actually the category 'met through their blogs' is missing... It was very nice to exchange blog and vlog tips, and discuss the Ghanaian blogosphere which is too quiet according to Emmanuel. This means that he reads about 15-20 Yesterday I went out with the GINKS secretariat to meet Emmanuel K. Bensah , one of the most fanatic bloggers in Ghana.

Using the gardener or landscaper metaphor,  yesterday I said that networks need seeding, feeding, and weeding.  They may need discussion forums, blogs, wikis, and IM.  Feed : you can’t just put in place, you have to nurture the network.  In my presentation yesterday, I was talking about how to get informal learning going.  As many have noted, it’s about moving from a notion of being a builder, handcrafting (or mass-producing) solutions, to being a facilitator, nurturing the community to develop it’s own capabilities.