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também by pr:

For the moment, I will use the term Collaboration Ware to refer to an assembly of software and people/practices to assist a (TelIc?) team (or network of teams) in accomplishing things.

I consider this a special case of Group Ware, which can include (a) narrow components like Group Calendaring, plus (b) Group Discussion systems. What I'm trying to focus on is (a) there has to be a targeted outcome (which doesn't have to be a software/web delivery, I'm trying to be more general), and (b) I want to design an approach that solves the core yet wide needs of such a team. The latter means I have to start by defining a minimal set of requirements/features, based on my belief as to an archetypal team's needs.

aqui

pr mandou:

History Flow
"Visualizing dynamic, evolving documents and the interactions of multiple collaborating authors: a preliminary report."
http://researchweb.watson.ibm.com/history/

Pessoal da IBM estudando as interações sociais em um dos fenômeno da colaboração surgido na rede: a Wikipedia.

e está também traduzindo o wakka.

suzana mandou:

50 - Desenvolvimento Colaborativo de Conteúdo, falando sobre wikis.

Jotaesse mandou:

está disponível "free-online" o livro "Transforming e-Knowledge - A Revolution in the Sharing of Knowledge", escrito por Donald Norris, Jon Mason e Paul Lefrere. Segundo Jay, "...This book is a fantastic collection of stories, memes, theories, predictions, scenarios, reference lists, and diagrams about the future of knowing...". O livro, completo (em ingles), está no link
http://www.transformingeknowledge.com/ .

1] btw, o Jay Cross, que é especialista em "km" & "e-learning", tem um blog onde trata, basicamente, sobre estes temas: o "internet time blog" ( http://www.internettime.com/blog/ ).
recentemente ele escreveu um artigo sobre aplicabilidade do blogging, com o título "Blogging for Business" no blog/zine Learning Circuits, que pode ser lido no deep-link http://www.learningcircuits.org/2003/aug2003/cross.htm

Bloki

Vou me registrar lá e relato aqui depois.

Wikis e Blokis

KnowledgeBoard:

Will Wikis be useful in KM? Well, our KM Summer School organisers have already implemented a Wiki to create content based around this year's summer school in September. It will be interesting to see the results from this innovative exercise. But if the openess of this system makes you shy away from Wikis, then maybe Blokis are more your bag. A Bloki is a hybrid of a Blog and a Wikki which combines the ease of publishing a Blog and the collaboration of a Wiki.


A Bloki allows you to "collaborate on shared documents, write a document and have others mark it up with their comments, or collaborate with others on the same document. You control who sees what and who gets to change your pages." It's early days for Blokis as the system is only in its Beta phase but it's a step in the right direction. Will these systems help us with Knowledge Exchange and Management? It's too soon to tell but we may be seeing the birth of solutions that will finally meet our needs. Then the challenge will be to get people to actively use them - and that's another issue altogether.

Helen Baxter, que escreveu o acima, já me mandou um email pedindo para contar como transformamos o wiki do metafora em uma ferramenta de produção de projetos colaborativos. Ainda não escrevi o case. Alguém aí me ajuda?

reunião na corrente viva. das 11h30 às 19:00 para falar 20 minutos. mas foii legal. aprendizados constantes. choques de realidade. ternura em lugares distantes.

ê terra da garoa...

pouco tempo...

apresentar o futuro novo site da Corrente Viva, by empádua

update: corrigi o link. valeu, pr.