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...n. Currently, my interests include public library management, Library 2.0/Web 2.0 applications and theory, public access computer management (especially secu

*''Why Make Room for Experts in Web 2.0?'' (text of keynote at SDForum from Oct. 24, 2006)

I track new social media and web 2.0 and work on integrating innovations into complex data structures. I speak p

...Sun Microsystems]] and [[Yahoo!]] - as well as many startups in both the [[Web 2.0]] space and other areas - green technology is one area that is currently gr

...uted [[identity management systems]], and advancing library services in a "Web 2.0" world.

...d Future Research) for 10 weeks this autumn. My project is named "Peace in Web 2.0" and is focused at exploring social media in general and social networking

==Integrating Web 2.0 services==

...way other people think, and a major step forward is what is today called "Web 2.0". The internet is a storehouse of information, and this information has to

...ibrary. I am also working with my colleagues to develop ways to integrate web 2.0 technologies, including blogging and social tagging, into the library's ove

am part of a team exploring how Web 2.0 should be incorporated into our

.... His major areas of research are: geoscience education, online learning, web 2.0 applications, global climate change, the scholarship of teaching and learni

...I also [http://edit.emich.edu/index.php?title=SOTL:Main have researched] Web 2.0 communities and community building, and social knowledge projects. I have

...uld be aware that no one will be assigning you work: this is a "bottom-up" Web 2.0 project, and it thrives precisely because people work on whichever encyclop

==Web 2.0== ...ites cannot yet afford the implementation overhead. But tools support for Web 2.0 design approaches continues to evolve rapidly as of 2008, and this has resu

...ve blog on everything about collective intelligence, wisdom of the crowds, Web 2.0 Contact: Howard Rheingold.

...s. His current research interests include asynchronous online discussions, Web 2.0, and 1:1 computer initiatives. Major current events include chairing educat

...such as AMP, GE and Westfield. She is deeply involved with open source and web 2.0 online communities. Over the past few years Kate has worked with marketing

...uld be aware that no one will be assigning you work: this is a "bottom-up" Web 2.0 project, and it thrives precisely because people work on what they want, wh

...uld be aware that no one will be assigning you work: this is a "bottom-up" Web 2.0 project, and it thrives precisely because people work on what they want, wh

...erent projects, and have become very interested in community management in Web 2.0. Since the only thing really differing CZ from WP is its pretensions toward

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...uld be aware that no one will be assigning you work: this is a "bottom-up" Web 2.0 project, and it thrives precisely because people work on what they want, wh

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...This is a matter of personal preferences of many individuals. Perhaps most web 2.0 participants are attracted by 'as free as possible' kind of license.

...ren't really seeing the potential that you would hope for with all of the Web 2.0 tools out there. We aren't seeing the academic community take advantage of

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...riety of web based mashups. [[Tim O'Reilly]] lists Mashups as one of the [[Web 2.0]] technologies. <ref name="Web2.0"> title="Levels of the Game: The Hierarchy of Web 2.0 Applications"}}

...ice.eu/resource/1680 2007, State-of-the-art in Good Practice Exchange and Web 2.0 - Report prepared by ePractice.eu - a project funded by the European Commi

...tarted by a co-founder of Wikipedia, Dr. Larry Sanger, is quite unusual as Web 2.0 projects go. "We are focused on quality and responsibility as well as quan

...riety of web based mashups. [[Tim O'Reilly]] lists Mashups as one of the [[Web 2.0]] technologies. <ref name="Web2.0"> title="Levels of the Game: The Hierarchy of Web 2.0 Applications"}}

...the adaptive learning research area. Group collaboration is a key field in Web 2.0 which extends the functionality of distance learning. Adaptive learning can

...s hope that we can correct exactly the sort of abuses that people demonize Web 2.0 for,” said the project’s Editor-in-Chief, Wikipedia co-founder Dr. Larr

...am actively involved in the emerging field of [[Science 2.0]], in which [[Web 2.0]] tools like [[wiki]]s or [[blog]]s are combined with the [[scientific meth

...ly in the broad set of media, software, websites, and venues identified as Web 2.0. Particularly when encountering existing or created web pages, the anonymou

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...rtually free of the sort of vandalism and irresponsibility for which other Web 2.0 projects are frequently criticized, partly because real names are required

...ttp://www.citizendium.org/roomforexperts.html Why Make Room for Experts in Web 2.0?] (text of keynote at SDForum from Oct. 24, 2006)

:: Hey, this is a Web 2.0 project, so why don't we use some kind of flash ticker, controllable by the

...ought through one of her classes doing assignments here, including in some Web 2.0 and related areas. I personally would appreciate DNS review.

...of ''CMS'' is growing due to the expansion of web usage, especially with [[Web 2.0]] that allows web sites to interact with others web sites.

We are a [[CZ:We aren't Wikipedia|different]] sort of Web 2.0 project:

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...ogy blogs and news outlets more traditionally associated with discussing [[Web 2.0]] services. Despite numerous statements by scientists - including statement

:::Part of my pushing the argument here is also pushing the whole web 2.0 knowledge horizon. I agree with what Larry has said in other venues, that

...t. Examples of this are [[mobile software agents]], [[Java Applet]]s and [[Web 2.0]] applications.

...active televised distance courses, as well as synchronous and asynchronous web 2.0 programming support. Previously, Paul operated SafetyNets Inc, an IT secur

Second, a lot of Web 2.0 advocates, whose favorite online platforms are websites like Wikipedia and

*'''Web 2.0 Technologies''' –Allows family and friends to browse for potential matche

I'd hate to see us drifting into one of the "Web 2.0" styles that makes everything so general that it provides no engineering gu