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[MIRLN] MIRLN -- Misc. IT Related Legal News [October... : [Editor: With this MIRLN issue I am leaving Schlumberger to operate a knowledge management consulting business I’ve formed with colleagues from BP. We’re helping corporate and government legal departments with technology and techniques to capture and distribute their lawyers’ expertise.
[Tesl-ej.org] Elgg -- a personal learning landscape: Some of the software-related challenges faced when using weblogs for P2P learning have been a lack of easy-to-use social networking tools for finding potential conversation partners and difficulty in having access to a diverse range of peers, resulting in conversation restricted to a small pool of participants. As a result, teachers either need to work hard recruiting outside trustworthy participants to engage with their students in conversation, or employ the existing social networking features of popular blogging software, like Blogger and Livejournal, which in our opinion fall short of meeting the needs of language learners.
[Svpal.org] Groupware: "KnownSpace is a free, portable, and open-source data management system built in Java to serve as a common platform for worldwide research and collaboration in artificial intelligence, networking, and user interfaces." Helium is a defunct email client project.
[Earlham.edu] Open Access News: I know they want me to talk quite specifically about my experiences putting my publications into BORA, but of course I want to talk about blogs and openness and the information scavenging we do online that doesn’t always fit with a database-model of publication. And I want to talk about the difference between my own, personalised publication archive, shaped completely by me and even with my face grinning out at you, and the impersonal results BORA give you if you search for publications by “Jill Walker”.
[Codinginparadise.org] Brad Neuberg: Coding In Paradise: Monday, August 29, 2005: When I was at Rojo we implemented our behind the scenes server communication using a hidden iframe rather than XmlHttpRequest, partially because we created this system before Google legitimized using XmlHttpRequest in production systems (as a side note, when I first came to Rojo I was advocating that we use more DHTML, before it was called AJAX, and they look at me like I was a wild eyed lunatic -- its amazing how far DHTML has come from being the ignored, discredited kid on the block to the next big thing).
[Iswc2004.semanticweb.org] Towards a Semantic Wiki Wiki Web: only the plain HTML content without any navigation bar, .Semantic Web, and we envisage that Weblog, Wiki Wiki.
Reflected tags on Technorati: Blog, Wiki, Openpedia.org
[TorrentFreak, torrents and more] The combined techniques in our prototype are the automated calculation of tags from HTML content, a personalized P2P file sharing system built on a social network, the use of incentives for user cooperation to optimize system performance, and the design of a user interface with advanced navigational features.”