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What CC Means To Your Gran (Or Grandchild)

August 28, 2014

( cross posted from the most excellent NZ Commons site) Mike and Nanna 14 Days Old by Mike Riversdale. CC BY Every family has its story. As we commemorate 100 years of the beginning of World War 1 , a lot of us are tracking down our grandparents stories, how the soldiers within in our families fought and died, how those back at home coped with the hardships and the many years of repercussions as the scars, both external and internal, came home. Together with these ‘big event’ stories , we all have a myriad of everyday tales that we commonly think of as particular to ourselves, memories of days gone past and yarns to be recounted at family get-togethers. And of course we all have our recent stories: last year’s summer holiday, the kid’s birthday celebration and even that catch up with mates in the pub last week. All of these stories go to make up the fabric of our families, our friendships and our whanau – without them we are indeed islands and, as we all know, “ No man is

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Knowing good info from bad - how do we?

January 15, 2007

This posting inspired by the latest Gerry McGovern newsletter - read it for his views We vote. As an example, that's the power of Google search - it uses the concept that web pages with the highest 'vote' get put at the top of page 1. The 'vote' is a weighted one using the number of pages that reference it multiplied by a lot of clever algorithmic type activity - highly technical insight from Google themselves . In essence you voted me top of the "mike riversdale" Google list by linking to me. However, voting is spreading through the web in many more ways than simply linking to pages and I believe the driver is that people are starting to use the tools to group themselves into communities. In the good ol' days before " Web 2.0" (say before mid-2005) there were many informal methods of finding the 'best* content' - we would send emails to our mates pointing out cool sites, read about it from dedicated "Best of the Web ..."

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21 days of Wiki adoption (Wiki Patterns)

March 05, 2008

If you're not already familiar with Wiki Patterns and are thinking of using/starting/implementing a wiki within your organisation ... STOP! Visit the site , read/subscribe to the blog and/or buy the book before continuing. And now you have done that, welcome back. Stuart Mader has been running a fascinating (and must see) podcast of how to encourage wiki uptake within your organisation - and here it is in all its glory The complete series so far looks like this: Introducing 21 Days of Wiki Adoption Day 1: Grassroots is Best Day 2: Wiki vs. Email Day 3: Your Wiki Isn’t Necessarily Wikipedia Day 4: Run a Pilot Day 5: Hold a BarnRaising Day 6: Don’t Rush It Day 7: Better Meetings Day 8: Meeting Agenda Day 9: Meeting Minutes Day 10: Action Items Day 11: Project Management Day 12: Documentation Day 13: Wiki vs. Content Management System Day 14: Is data safe in a wiki? Day 15: Request Procedure & Retention Policy Day 16: Afraid to Share? Day 17: How open or closed should your wiki

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