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Sunday, October 2, 2005
Jerry Michalski's Brain is Back Online
PersonalBrain was one of the most advanced personal knowledge tools I ever used. Jerry Michalski has the largest brain in existence and has put it back online after a long hiatus. Jerry's brain is a great example of how these tools can be used, as are David Buchan's Brainwave patterns. [More...]
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Wednesday, September 28, 2005
Personal Knowledge Management With delicious
delicious is a great Web 2.0 service that solves several previously intractable problems with bookmarks and offers a tool for sharing resources among groups with common understanding. David Buchan shares important lessons he's gathered from delicious in just a few short weeks. [More...]
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Categories: Collaboration, Knowledge Mgmt, Learning
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Thursday, May 1, 2003
Knowledge Capture Mindmap
Matt Mower has created an excellent visual summary of the key elements in knowledge capture. Contrary to a lot of what's written in the mindmap literature, creating a good mindmap is not easy. Condensing thoughts to a single keyword or two, aligning them into patterns that add context, and keeping it clean are much more difficult in practice than in theory.Nice job, Matt.
Thinking about capturing knowledge.[Curiouser and curiouser!]
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