continued to work with enterprise knowledge repositories and KM related projects until I started freelancing in 2003 and was faced with the challenge of creating my own knowledge management system with a minimal budget. Work and learning will continue to blend while stand-up training will be challenged by the ever-present back channel. MORE >>

I’m going to post to Twitter the five major points I made in my presentation to the  #pdfleaks symposium in New York today. The first for sure was when he took one line of mine, from this blog post back in 2003 — “Blogging is about making and changing minds&# — and ran with it, as did his readers. We have this instead. MORE >>

From there, Friendster was founded in 2002, LinkedIn and MySpace in 2003, and Facebook in 2004. In February 2004, the same month that Facebook launched, I gave a presentation on The Rise of Social Networking Technologies (incidentally the second presentation ever at the Innovation Bay network). Some have flourished. MORE >>

In the presentation below, I detail some of the distinctions between the different open course formats: Open Online Courses as New Educative Practice. Integrative and holistic knowledge approaches, distributed across global networks (for example, how the virus that causes SARS in 2003 was identified). And that should be our real focus. MORE >>

Starr, 2003) Since education is a domain that inherently involves people as both practitioners and clients, it seems clear that when we think about the adoption of new technology in education, we need to think as much about what people will want and are likely to do as about the new technologies that will be available. O'Reilly, 2005) Web 2.0 MORE >>