5 best KM on-line discussions
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Not a Destination : David Lee King - 0 views
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In this emerging model, the library is no longer a destination.Instead, the library provides access to a destination… outside of the library!
LibrarianInBlack: Review of Open-Source Software for Libraries - 0 views
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LibrarianInBlack.net's review of open-source software for libraries
plasticbag.org: Two cultures of fauxonomies collide... - 0 views
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This post considers explanations for changes in tags,
Knowledge Discovery Using Google's Info View - 0 views
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Unofficial news and tips about Google
Lorcan Dempsey's weblog: Discovery happens elsewhere - 0 views
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Dempsey postulates that information discovery now happens outside of library services, and how libraries could act in order to bring users back into the library.
Sites and Soundbytes - 0 views
Wiki - Main - WebHome - 0 views
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A wiki companion to the blog Science Library Pad, about technology for science libraries and publishers.
Similpedia - Finding Similar Content - 0 views
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"It helps you find relevant English Wikipedia articles that have similar content to a blog, news article, or an entire web page."
Metaversed.com | Ahead of the Virtual Curve - 0 views
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Metaversed.com helps companies stay ahead of the virtual curve. In a rapidly changing virtual world landscape, information is key.
We Asked for 2.0 Libraries and We Got 2.0 Librarians « The Other Librarian - 0 views
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Discussion of how librarians have embraced 2.0 techologies for the betterment of libraries.
Tag history and gartners hype cycles - 0 views
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Phillip Keller's thoughts on tags and other sweets.
Kirsten Anderson: Wiki Wars - Off The Bus on The Huffington Post - 0 views
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This is just a small slice of life on the Wikipedia campaign trail, where the little things can get big fast, and where the edit wars may sometimes say more about Wikipedia and the people who use it than the candidates themselves. Breaking news or living history, Wikipedia evolves with the candidates, the moment, and its enormous editorial cast
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A post on Wikipedia, politics, campaigns, and candidates.
analytics toolbox - 0 views
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From analyzing your RSS feed to counting page views to visual representations of where your visitors are clicking, there is no shortage of companies looking to help you better understand your web site’s traffic. In our latest “toolbox” installment, we analyze (pun intended) the wide variety of applications and tools available for keeping tabs on how your sites, feeds, blogs, emails, or even your intranet is performing.
The Shifted Librarian » Online Gaming Is More Popular than Facebook and YouTube - 0 views
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A post on the popularity of online gaming.
I'm No Antidigitalist: a song about GormanGate : David Lee King - 0 views
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This is David Lee King's musical response to Gorman's stance on Web 2.0.
Metacrap and Flickr Tags: An Interview with Cory Doctorow on Epicenter - 0 views
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David Weinberger and Cory Doctorow "discuss the advantages and pitfalls of explicit and implicit metadata, tags, and the rules governing the use and re-use of content in commerce and nature."
Video: RSS in Plain English | Common Craft - Explanations In Plain English - 0 views
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We made this video for our friends (and yours) that haven't yet felt the power of our friend the RSS reader.
bioephemera.com » A beginning - 0 views
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Bioephemera is about the intersection of science - mainly biology - and the arts. I am a biologist and an artist, but I’ve always felt awkward identifying myself as both
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"Imagine keyword searching through a book database, only the results come back as a picture of library stacks where the book is highlighted in context, where serendipity and browsing could happen."
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"Another idea in the physical world would be to create rooms, about the size of a study room, with walls with functionality similar to iPhone screens where one could search either through voice recognition or via wireless keyboards, then walk over to the wall of books, seeing life-size images. Touch a book, and open it with an effect similar to the Internet Archive's OpenLibrary page-turner, but using touch screen technology"