Judging from CMC2004, few people in our community back in 2004 knew about blogs, let alone wikis. After CMC2006 I think the situation has got better but there is still considerable confusion.
The article, Stewart Mader: Wiki vs. Blog, has a couple of illustrations.
I’ll continue to look for some more good reference materials for our community.
Like CMC2004 I willbe posting the profile pictures I took of the attendees.
Once the CMC distributes the attendee list (and I get some time) I will update the wiki with the updated profiles, so you can put names to faces and locations.
What a great conference!
Anyone who missed the announcements: might be interested to know that the community now has a collaborative blogging site dedicated to conceptmapping, at http://blogs.conceptmapping.org
Here you can:
Blog your paper or poster, and start an online conversation with those who attended or missed you at the conference. You could, for example, create a posting […]
Greg just gave a humorous talk this afternoon how CmapTools had been opened up. Before the latest version you’d have to build the code as a module in the server or into the client, learning how to using the IHMC architecture and event module.
This put a heavy burden on the programmer, and on the IHMC, […]
Pat Hayes is talking about using Magpie, a semantic web integrator/filter, to pull together content http://kmi.open.ac.uk/projects/magpie/main.html#download
- as an enabling technology. I’ll play with it and let you know.
Swoogle - http://swoogle.umbc.edu - a semantic web search engine.
