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- October 2003
- eLearn Magazine: A Guided Tour of MIT
- Quirksmode
- Dave Pollard: The future of KM
- Patrick Dunn: Partnerships of Indian and Western e-learning producers: cultural issues
- Stanford: How Everyday Things Are Made
- Boxes and Arrows: Controlled Vocabularies: A Glosso-Thesaurus
- Hotdesign: Why tables for layout is stupid:
- Keith De La Rue: The Ivory Tower
- IBM: Time for change: Innovation in an era of overtime and budget cuts
- Howard Rheingold: Stanford Lecture on Smart Mobs
- Greg Costikyan: The 300 Games Every Game Developer (and Gamer) Should Know
- Institute of Design: Methods
- Croner Human Resources: You
- Strategy+Business: Colonizers and Consolidators: The Two Cultures of Corporate Strategy
- Amazon does text search
- Macromedia: Central
- Wired: Sim Soars as Learning Tool
- New e-learning blog: Dusk and Dawn
- David Weinberger: When blogs get really popular
- Knowledge at work: Knowledge searching
- Information Today: Personas: Setting the Stage for Building Usable Inf
- Revised Category List
- Harvard Working Knowledge: Getting a Handle on Employee Motivation
- Merger: Docent and Click2Learn
- Jay Cross: Informal Learning: A Sound Investment
- Discovery Channel: First Flight
- Disability terminology: Preferred words and phrases
- David Weinberger: Metadata and Desire
- William Bardel: Depth cues for information design
- MSNBC: Are Computers Wrecking Schools?
- Don Morrison: Strategic vs. Doctrinaire Blending
- Digital Web: Think Beyond
- BBC: Technology to make you go ‘wow’
- Max Design: Floatutorial
- Fortune: A Brief History of Management
- Macromedia: Breeze Live
- Guinness Beer: New bottle design
- Wired: Touchy-Feely NASA Effort
- Gerry McGovern: Information architecture: webpage mental maps emerge
- Lego: Lego Builder
- Infovis: The Semantic Web, today
- European Business Forum: Business Cartoons
- Column Two: The importance of staff induction
- Training Magazine: Industry Report 2003
- Communication Arts: Interactive Annual 9
- Conference: KM Asia 2003
- David Weinberger: Tacit emergence
- Patrick Lambe: Knowledge and Tragedy: or why we shouldn
- Kwork: Preparing for Conversations with Melissie Rumizen
- Brian Newman: The Education of the Knowledge Professions
- Darwin: Executive Guide on KM
- Wired: Military Training Is Just a Game
- Gurteen: Innovation in Networks
- Denham Grey: Thinking of Knowledge
- Mark Bernstein: Hypertext 2.0
- Fast Company: Out of the Box
- CIO: Knowledge worker productivity: your questions answered
- AOK: Star Dialogues
- GUUUI: Balancing visual and structural complexity in interaction design
- Inc: A Perfect Brainstorm
- Information Week: Growing With Knowledge Management
- ECC: Learning Objects Competition