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Blogging for Knowledge Workers... Personal KM Path to Social KM?

Wed, 01/13/2010 - 16:46 — CAHeidelberger
Lilia Efimova provides a good summary of the benefits of blogging for knowledge workers (knowledge workers: if the physical artifacts of your day's labor are documents, or if you don't produce any physical documents at work, that's you). If you're trying to explain to your co-workers or your boss why blogging would be good for your organization, Efimova's explanation is a good place to start.

USF "Theatre of Social Change" Course Uses Blogs

Fri, 01/08/2010 - 15:48 — CAHeidelberger
Kim Bartling, professor of communication studies and theater at the University of Sioux Falls, posts the blogs of her students in USF’s CST409 Theatre of Social Change:
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Intersections: Multilogue Everywhere

Wed, 10/14/2009 - 20:22 — CAHeidelberger

I read Ellis (1997), a brilliant example of "dialogic, multivocal narrative," and my antennae go all criss-cross haywire and pick up three channels at once. "Dialogic, multivocal narrative" is central to scholarly personal narrative, social knowledge management, and the online dissertation.

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