Social Implications of Social Computing #1
Kate Carruthers Social computing has exploded and is changing the world we knew in a number of ways that impact on education. But social computing is not so much changing the world…
2008
6 Things, 6 Tags (Chain Letter ‘08)
Before I re-launch normal transmission, I must play the 6 Things game because @shoesmitten tagged me. So, here are Six (Interesting?) Things About Me That You Might Not Have Known:…
Over web 2.0 and not talking about it any more
Bye Bye Web 2.0 In fact, I’ve always been uncomfortable with the term web 2.0 and it is seriously starting to annoy me now. Thus I have decided to excise…
Change & acceptance …
“We cannot change anything until we accept it. Condemnation does not liberate, it oppresses.” — C. G. Jung, Psychological Reflections
Success & failure …
“Success is the ability to go from one failure to another with no loss of enthusiasm.” — Sir Winston Churchill
From Microwaves to Light: Biomedical Applications of Numerical Electromagnetics
Anyone who has some time to spare on 27 Oct should check out this seminar by an eminent woman in engineering Prof. Milica Popovi?. She’s from the McGill University, Montréal,…
New Improved Twitter Top 50 from @nickhac, now with web 2.0 goodness
The indefatigable Nick Holmes a Court over at Shifted Pixels has updated his Australia’s Top 50 Twitter Influencers (aka The Twitterati Top 50) Using the power of web 2.0 goodness…
@nickhac shifting the pixels again with Twitter Oz Top 50
Well an astonishing amount of chit-chat on Twitter today with Nick’s Oz Twitter Top 50 post. What will be even more interesting is how his post changes the relative ranking…
More thoughts on Enterprise 2.0
Was trying to clarify my ideas about Enterprise 2.0 recently and realised the most important thing is that it enables the agile enterprise. Social software or web 2.0 technology allows…
I am only one…
“I am only one; but still I am one. I cannot do everything, but still I can do something; I will not refuse to do something I can do.” —…