Our wiki scrum team is now testing Semantic MediaWiki, a tool that will improve the wiki’s search and browse experience by bringing further tagging (and resulting meaning) to our articles. To understand the power of such a tool, one must understand the concept of the Semantic Web. One of the simplest descriptions I’ve found is [...]
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The Semantic Web
Posted in libraries, Web 2.0, tagged Semantic Web on November 6, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Interns: Overlooked contributor source
Posted in libraries, Web 2.0, tagged interns on July 25, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
This morning I spent one hour on the bus and a half hour in the office reading sections of two books, trying to learn new paradigms and find something that will help me make my Web 2.0 team’s efforts more scalable. The two books were a couple I’ve been reading lately — William Becker’s How [...]
New Internet favorites as blog posts
Posted in Internet favorites, libraries, Web 2.0 on June 3, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Del.icio.us has a brilliant feature on its site that would strengthen other sites and and give their users the feeling that there’s always something new there. Each day a Delicious member can post their newly tagged Internet favorites as a blog post with a series of links to each new site (Groundswell p.30). If a [...]
