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- August 2003
- Space Daily: Official inquiry accuses NASA managers over Columbia disaster
- MIT Tech Review: WhereWare
- BBC: Computer game ‘boosts hearing’
- Information Week: The Need To Know
- Boxes and Arrows: Synonym Rings and Authority Files
- Optimize: Should You Be A Chief Creativity Officer?
- Cooper: The Origin of Personas
- Useit: Usability 101
- BBC: Hi-tech tome takes on paperbacks
- Intelligent Enterprise: Sharing Leads to Abundance
- IBM: Gray matter matters: Preserving critical knowledge in the 21st century
- Darwin: Are You Looking in All the Wrong Places?
- NY Times Interactive: A Heavy Toll
- Yuri Engelhardt: The Language of Graphics
- SFGate: Probing tech’s heart Social scientists seek technology’s human side
- Wired: Learning to Love PowerPoint
- KM Magazine: The ‘‘Other’’ Knowledge
- Harvard Working Knowledge: Project Planning: Fuzziness = Failur
- Intranet Journal: Gathering Requirements: The Crux of the Matter
- Learning Circuits: MotivatingOnline Particpants
- UIE: Field Studies: The Best Tool to Discover User Needs
- New Book: Knowledge Networks: Innovation through Communities of Practice
- CNET: Aus study debunks e-learning myths
- MIT Tech Review: India Turns to Community Computing
- Common Craft: How I Would Implement Weblogs in Business
- Fastrak: Training the e-trainer
- Workforce: The Bookstore Battle
- Working Knowledge: Cheap, Fast, and In Control: How Tech Aids Innovation
- Useit: Information Pollution
- MCLI: Syndicating Learning Objects with RSS and Trackback
- Gestalt & Typography
- BBC: The Life of Mammals
- Donald Norman: Emotional Design: People and Things
- Poynter: Why Designers Matter
- Computer World: Smart Rooms
- Learning Circuits: Strategies for Building Blended Learning
- Darwin: Science Sites Worth A Look
- Darwin: E-Learning Needs Analysis
- First Monday: The Augmented Social Network: Building identity and trust into the next-generation Int
- Syllabus: Building an Access Ramp to Information Technology
- Step Two: Knowledge management for front-line staff
- Gerry McGovern: Quality publishing is about saying no
- MSNBC: Putting your social contacts to work
- HBS Working Knowledge: The Few, the Proud, the In Crowd
- elearnspace: If I Wanted to Make Money in Elearning… Here’s what I’d Do
- INC: The “4+2 Formula” For Success
- CIO: Wireless: Just What the Doctor Ordered
- Wired: Educators Turn to Games for Help
- DUX Case Studies: Personas: Practice and Theory
- Pew Internet & American Life: Daily Internet Activities
- Stephen Downes: Design, Standards and Reusability
- Interesting terms—“sensemaking” and “cosmology episode”