I was drawn to this item on the Phronesis blog by Bev Trayner. The Knowledge Management for Development Journal (KM4D Journal) has issued a call for papers on “Stewarding Technologies…
Category: <span>Social Media</span>
Published February 11, 2007 by Stephen Dale
Published February 8, 2007 by Stephen Dale
All you wanted to know about Web2.0 in just under 5 minutes! An excellent video by Michael Wesch. No voice explanation necessary. Just sit and watch the pictures. Brilliant!
Published February 4, 2007 by Stephen Dale
I was reading an article by Martin Veitch in last week’s IT Week about the release if IBM’s Lotus Connections, a set of tools that brings MySpace-like social networking to…
Published January 23, 2007 by Stephen Dale
I notice that eGov Monitor has partnered with Socitm for the launch of GovXchange, which, according to the press release is “a knowledge-sharing platform that can support communities of interest…
Published January 9, 2007 by Stephen Dale
I thought Euen Semple’s blog today comparing the ineffectiveness of most Intranet (enterprise) search engines with social media as a means of getting to relevant information and knowledge was spot…
Published December 31, 2006 by Stephen Dale
Catching up on some recent blogs (have been out of circulation during the Christmas break), and picked up an interesting article on the Definition of a Technology Steward on the…
Published November 23, 2006 by Stephen Dale
It’s getting difficult to keep up with the plethora of social networking tools, but have just stumbled upon StumbleUpon. Looks like it could be nifty little tool for discovering new…
Published November 16, 2006 by Stephen Dale
Interesting post by David Wilcox today about digital inclusion in the era of social networking. I have to admit to some concerns that there is an implied need to fully…
Published November 14, 2006 by Stephen Dale
Have just picked this up from Mike Gotta’s Collaborative Thinking blog. Microsoft’s plunge into the social networking and collaboration space doesn’t look too bad. Aggreg8 is for the use of…
Published November 6, 2006 by Stephen Dale
"It’s the opposite of project-oriented collaboration tools that places people into groups. Social software supports the desire of individuals to be pulled into groups to achieve goals." According to Stowe…