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Langemarks Cafe - Still spilling the beans while boiling the oceanProfessionally I'm an independent consultant. Take a look at my (danish language) website: Langemark Social Media.
Langemarks Cafe is Gunnar Langemark's personal professional website. It aggregates and syndicates content that gets my interest, from around the world. Feel free to use my feeds. I focus on Information Architecture, Semantic Web, Web2.0, User Experience and matters like that.social software trends- October 22, 2006 What works and what not - in the user generated content space: social software trends - ... I got this from the summary of the Future of Web Apps Conference' User generated content and social software trends This is a bit of a catchall, but Id like to list what has been working and not working in the user generated content space.Not working:Requiring participation from square 1. Not all users need to participate to generate social ...A Sack of Seattle Technorati - Social Softwarehttp://www.langemark.com/node/2344 Futurelab on learning, social software and games- October 22, 2006 Good post with some links to presentations about social software, learning and games: Futurelab on learning, social software and games - ... Futurelab Futurelab is a not-for-profit organisation in the UK, passionate about transforming the way people learn. Tapping into the huge potential offered by digital and other technologies, it is developing innovative learning resources and practices that support new approaches to education for the 21st century. Three reports and two ...Putting people.http://www.langemark.com/node/2345 The End of Open Source - The Beginning of Open Services- October 22, 2006 When our software lives on the web - will it spell the end of Open Source Asks a blogger: The End of Open Source - The Beginning of Open Services - ... Open source was fine for desktop computers, but what if the network becomes the computers, then it matters less that we have Linux on our computers, instead we need to make sure the services are open! Join the debate on this topic at OpenBusines.cc: The rise of the network as the computer, web 2.0, and social software architectures - ...P2P.http://www.langemark.com/node/2343 Social Networks, Innovation and Corporate Blogging- October 22, 2006 Short reading about blogs as hubs for social networks of innovation. Social Networks, Innovation and Corporate Blogging - ... This is an attempt at synthesising some thought streams from various blog posts that I've read in the last few days and that I have had, concerning the topics mentioned in this post title. Corporate Blogging:Intel has just got in on the Corporate Blogging trend, launching an officially sanctioned blog that supposedly represents Intel's IT ...Transforming Business...http://www.langemark.com/node/2342 Home from EUROIA- October 3, 2006 I came home from the EUROIA conference the night between Sunday and Monday. I need some time to digest. We got left in the airport, as the plane was overbooked, so I and three others rented a Mercedes and drove all the way from Berlin to Copenhagen during the night. After being rejected at the airport by SAS and Lufthansa - who overbooked our flight - we rented a Mercedes and drove home during the night. But first we had to get used to the GPS...... Will be back with more on the...http://www.langemark.com/node/2341 |