6 steps to enhance your wiki’s chances of being STOLEN, and the patterns to make it happen | Future Changes STOLEN principle – 6 basic features each identified by the letters STOLEN, which if considered could increase the wikis chances of being successful Specific Overall Objective – Magnet, FAQ Timely – Set Window of Discussion, [...]
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via designmind.frogdesign.com “Is it a presentation tool? Or a visual storytelling tool? Visualization software? Or a zooming editor? “ Another one for the short todo-list after my holidays – need to check out Prezi, it might cure my Impress obsession (no Death by PowerPoint for me …) Posted via web from frogpond’s posterous
Vintage Vintage Canada Vintage (alternate) Knopf FSG Norton Faber and Faber Penguin via 418qe.com There are more book spine photographs – and some thoughts whether they are going the way of the Dodo. Right, reminds me too of the experience and edcuation we had when we were “flipping through all that vinyl” – and I [...]
Crossposted from frogpond’s posterous via blogs.zdnet.com Oliver Marks adds another twist to the (chances of) innovation in social networks discussion, bonding it to the business use of internal social networks (but while he’s right that “friending” everyone in Enterprise 2.0 is of little use, I think that this – potentially extremely networked – setting is [...]
If you have a “closed” network, where everyone pretty much knows or knows about each other. A good aspect of this connectivity is that the network can serve as a filter — multiple tweets or retweets about a topic link usually means it’s worth following — and its possible to generate a common language. However, [...]
I guess my fascination with models can be described a bit like this (via Sciencegarden, original bei xkcd). Posted via web from frogpond’s posterous
