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Folks- Due to the limitations of Google Sites, as well as the integration of most of this work into

From the project blog: <http://sites.google.com/site/ikeproject/home/blog/ bringinganiketolife>

Hi Dave, Are you familiar with these? UVA has a comprehensive Web content strategy plan that we'

Paul Edminster from Gonzaga University posed this question: "I have been wrestling with

Well said- Integrating content "that *must* be centralized with the freewheeling (read:

[Posted on the IKE Project blog <http://www.ikeproject.org/home/blog/experiencinganike>] The

Blog post: Bates' Steve Moitozo brought together over two dozen faculty and staff from around the

Hmmm...the idea is to abstract out those things that will be intrinsic to the user experience no

I think the assumption that "knowledge" excludes "thinking" and "learning

Please welcome Aaron Green, Web Developer at the University of Southern Mississippi to the IKE

New blog entry on this article: Social Publishing Systems to topple the CMS <http://sites.google.

From Eric Martin <Marti...@gmail.com> I'm not with a school, we're a provider of

With your help, I've reached another milestone in the IKE Project, one level deeper in our grand

I've posted this framework here: <http://tinyurl.com/5lkjej> -Jay On Jun 30, 2:11 pm, Jay

Let's not get bogged down in the techno-speak or formalities of the Carnegie Mellon methods. When

This article makes sense. It says to focus on the needs/outcomes/ gains, not on the tools. On Jun 25,

Jeff- In my experience, online communications in higher education is spread out among a number of

Thanks for sharing this draft, Kyle. I look forward to reading it thoroughly. -Jay On Jun 24, 1:59 am

Interesting conundrums, and ones vary by individual. Abstract? Concrete? Which comes first for you?

[Moved from another thread where the title was changed. <http:// tinyurl.com/44o426>] I'm

On Jun 18, 2008, at 9:44 PM, Jay Collier wrote: > > <http://weblog.infoworld.com/udell/2003/

Thanks, Sean. Here's the full URL for the HTML reference page. <http://tinyurl.com/3pdch6>

I'll humbly admit this is over my head, and I am going to spend time going through it very

Thanks Jay, I met David Hamilton who runs the Drupal website at Amherst at Drupalcon in Boston

[Moved, permanently, from the CUWebD forum] During recent focus groups, I was surprised how often

This group forum is intended for unstructured conversation about integrated knowledge environments in