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- November 2002
- MIT Tech Review: Immobots Take Control
- Emerald Fulltext: Does the degree of redundancy in social networks influence the success of business
- IT Web: Knowledge management is key to business
- Workforce: Chief Learning Officers Link Training and Business Goals
- NY Times: Students Learning to Evade Moves to Protect Media Files
- EContent: It’s All in What You Know: Internet Information and Expert Referral Services
- The Chronicle: Web Site Lists Professors Who ‘Indoctrinate’ Students
- Electric News: E-learning fails to make the grade
- Boxes and Arrows: Practical Strategies for Creating a Successful Intranet
- E-learning pilot opportunity
- Vnunet: Sexy e-learning doesn’t work
- Working Knowledge: Does Your Product Have Buzz? Tap into an Online Newsgroup
- The Oracle: A coming attraction
- Learning Circuits: Smart Machines, Dumb People?
- Gerry McGovern: Intranet communication versus traditional communication
- Strategy+Business: The Art of Best Practice Transfer
- Wired: Law Grads Online, Bar None
- David Weinberger: The arrogance of knowledge
- Sidebars: Primer on Learning Objects
- ZD Net: Open-source CMS: On the rise
- CMS Watch: Structured Content: What’s in it for writers?
- MIT Tech Review: MIT’s Superarchive
- MSNBC Interactive: Spot the threat
- The International Children’s Digital Library
- Vnunet: Knowledge isn’t power, says Xerox
- KM World: KM & Intranets 2002 Presentations
- User Interface 7West: The Art of Being Human
- CANARIE: Networks For Innovation: A National Strategy For Canada
- Cooper: Getting from Research to Personas:
- Gerry McGovern: Intranet return on investment case studies
- MIT: Sociable Media Group
- Macromedia: Creating Shared Learning Spaces with Macromedia Contribute and Macromedia Flash Communic
- Wired: A Smarter Way to Sell Ketchup
- Strategy+Business: Karen Stephenson’s Quantum Theory of Trust
- CIO: Give it a Break
- Evolt: Information Architecture for Everyone
- First Monday: By Choice or by Chance: How the Internet Is Used to Prepare for, Manage, and Share Inf
- Strategy+Business: Best Business Books 2002
- TechLearn 2002: official follow-up site
- Wired: Maine Spawns Budding Kubricks
- Business 2.0: Making Creativity Work
- USDLA Journal: Developing an Interactive Web-Based Classroom
- Indian Express: Gates to give $20 million for e-learning in India
- Wired: Study: PDAs Good for Education
- Boxes and Arrows: Defining Feature Sets Through Prototyping
- Learning Circuits: How the U.S. Military Is Reinventing Learning
- Learning Circuits: Careers in E-Learning: Taking the Next Step
- Converge Magazine: An Instant Feedback Learning Environment
- Useit: Intranet Usability: The Trillion-Dollar Question
- David Weinberger: What’s Info Got to Do With It?
- Syllabus: Handheld Devices: Toward a More Mobile Campus
- Syllabus: A New Lesson for eLearning Programs: “e” is for Entrepreneurship
- Information Research: The nonsense of ‘knowledge management’
- Wired: The Six Degrees of Six Degrees
- Fastrak-Consulting: In search of the perfect e-tutor
- Business 2.0: Instant Messaging Goes Corporate
- CIO: Portal U.
- Gerry McGovern: Measuring the value of your content
- eLearning Magazine: The ‘Net Result
- Elliott Masie: The problems of acquiring knowledge
- Boxes and Arrows: Tackling Maintenance Projects
- Crash Notice
- Jay Cross: TechLearn 2003 Summary
- Washington Technology: Scale the e-learning curve/ Getting savvy
- Technology Source: Preparing Teachers To Use Learning Objects
- Enterprise Systems: The Three Cs of RFPs
- Harvard Business Review: Survey Says? Identify Your Objectives
- News.com: HP, MIT delve deep with digital library
- CLO Magazine: Corporate Universities: A Powerful Model for Learning
- elearning Magazine: Simulating Work: What Works
- O’Reilly: Building Online Communities
- I3 Update: KM Standards: Do We Need Them?
- eLearn Magazine: E-learning in Japanese Universities
- Internetworld: On Target: The Key to Customer Relationships