Have you ever read a couple of articles that just seem to pull everything together? I’ve just read a couple of articles, mentioned by the cogdogblog, sometimes known as Alan Levine. They are so great I have to pass the links along, even though my classroom is currently in a highly transitional state (that means [...]
Archive for August, 2004
The ants are united
2004/08/25We’re building a web OS::So says Marc Canter. And I think he understands what this is all about: The ants are united in their intentions. All this little grains of informational sand that we are pushing around do create a design that is bigger than any of us ants could imagine.
When media worlds collide: Comparing weblogs and discussion boards
2004/08/25What Are the Differences Between Message Boards and Weblogs?::There seems to be a lot of discussion around this post, at least in the Knowledge-Management-Social-Software-Markets-Are-Conversations sphere. I appreciate the analysis, and I think that Lee is right as far as he goes, but I think there’s something missing. Both blogs and discussion boards have lost some [...]
Countdown to MT 3.1
2004/08/16OK – the great project of the summer of 2004 is almost done. My editor is looking it over while sipping her tea. So far, she has not made any marks on the paper so I must be doing well. Time to get back into the blogoverse. I’ve been looking at various blogware packages as [...]
Stigmergic?
2004/08/03How can a web be stigmergic? Stigmergy is a change in behaviour caused by indirect interactions, such as changing the environment.
