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Gov Two Oh!

Posted in CTO, Communications, Election 2008, Environment, Global Warming, GovLoop, Knowledge Networking, Obama, collaboration, history on January 30, 2009 | Leave a Comment »

Update 6 Feb 09
Infrastructure. Information. Community.
Enabling Collaboration: Three Priorities for New Administration 5 Feb 09
on dot-gov: Transparency Requires Plain Language 2 Feb 09
White House Memo – Open Government Directive 26 Jan 09
GovLoop Group for Enabling Collaboration: Open Government Directive
Original 30 Jan 09
Government is Information. The basis of US Industry is Information. If we can perfect [...]

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Farnham’s Global Collaboration Guidelines

Posted in Knowledge Networking, Metaverse, Secondlife, Thinkering, Web 2.0, Web 3D, collaboration, farnham, networking, purpose, web2.0, tagged on May 17, 2008 | 1 Comment »

I am using this blog to officially announce “Farnham’s Global Collaboration Guidelines” as a blog posting, as well as a comment to a blog and as a tweet: “Work Hard, Keep Your Day Job, Be Adult, Have Fun, Hug the Dog, Save the World.” (with 17 characters left…ha! :)

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Through the Looking Glass of Virtual Reality

Posted in Association of Virtual Worlds, Brainstorm, Knowledge Networking, SL, Second-Life, Secondlife, Virtual Reality, Web 2.0, web2.0 on March 11, 2008 | 3 Comments »

From “I think therefore I am” to “Thinking is the best way to travel” of so much of our knowledge base, VR and our perception of the real world is based upon the most fabulous, as yet unmatched, CPU – our brain. If we can imagine the power of taking a dizzying array of light [...]

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Knowledge Networking

Posted in Environment, FaceBook, Knowledge Management, Knowledge Networking, Opinion, Secondlife, Web 2.0, YouTube, networking, purpose, web2.0, work on February 25, 2008 | 4 Comments »

…What we (myself and my colleagues) are really pursuing is better described as Knowledge Networking…The discovery, cataloging, organization and caretaking of knowledge resources is a more holistic pursuit of information management, collaboration, and synergy, as practiced by professionals with multiple skills background, and their feet in many rooms…that’s Real Life Networking that will keep me working (and contributing) far longer, and will help us all do all the green things that are important.

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