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Research: knowledge
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Digital doomsday: the end of knowledge | knowledge, storage, disaster, information, paper, book, electronic, history, survival, future, time capsule | 20100202 | peek | visit | add/edit | |
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Cognitive relativism | philosophy, cognitive relativism, epistemic relativism, relativity, Anthony Judge, culture, knowledge, science | Cognitive relativism is a philosophy that claims the truth or falsity of a statement is relative to a social group or individual. | - | peek | visit | add/edit |
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MicroSD | memory, library, respect, knowledge, chip, book | - | peek | visit | add/edit | |
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Ming the Mechanic: Static or dynamic web metaphors | website, Internet, metaphor, wisdom, knowledge, Flemming Funch | The metaphors we employ to travel the web are extremely pervasive, but almost invisible to most. Same thing with how we use computers in general. I'm sure a lot of folks can't imagine anything different than their computer having a "desktop", even though that's a strangely antiquated metaphor to use. Here we have a mindblowing amount of computational power, and software that can deal with a hundred dimensions just as easily as two, and then we model the whole thing around a copy of our desk, with folders and pieces of paper and a trashcan. With many of the same limitations our desk has, which is exactly what we need to go beyond. Seems silly, but habit is strong, and often we can't see anything other than what we're presented with, and what we're used to seeing. | 20071025 | peek | visit | add/edit |
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Transforming Static Websites into Mobile "Wizdomes": enabling change through intertwining dynamic and configurative metaphors | website, Internet, Anthony Judge, metaphor, wisdom, knowledge | 20071018 | peek | visit | add/edit | |
| 6 | Clickstream Data Yields High-Resolution Maps of Science | science, visualization, knowledge, maps | Intricate maps of science have been created from citation data to visualize the structure of scientific activity. However, most scientific publications are now accessed online. Scholarly web portals record detailed log data at a scale that exceeds the number of all existing citations combined. Such log data is recorded immediately upon publication and keeps track of the sequences of user requests (clickstreams) that are issued by a variety of users across many different domains. Given these advantages of log datasets over citation data, we investigate whether they can produce high-resolution, more current maps of science. | 20090311 | peek | visit | add/edit | |
| 7 | World Wide Web Foundation | Tim Berners-Lee, Internet, foundation, free, future, standard, collaboration, knowledge | Founded by Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the Web, the World Wide Web Foundation is an international, not-for-profit organization that leads transformative programs to advance the Web as a medium that empowers people to bring about positive change. | - | peek | visit | add/edit | |
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True Knowledge | reference, knowledge, tool, Internet, truth | The True Knowledge answer engine is a technology capable of answering questions put to it on any topic. | - | peek | visit | add/edit |
| 9 | The Memory Hole [rescuing knowledge, freeing information] | information, knowledge, internet, activism, conspiracy, history | exists to preserve and spread material that is in danger of being lost, is hard to find, or is not widely known. Unlike the Wayback Machine/Internet Archive, which seeks to capture web information of all kinds at various points in time, the Memory Hole emphasizes preservation of "things that we're not supposed to know (or that we're supposed to forget)." This site could be useful in providing examples of materials deliberately pulled off the Internet for reasons of security or public relations. Searchers will be required to perform their due diligence in testing and evaluating materials sited, as this site has a decided bias. | - | peek | visit | add/edit | |
| 10 | Hyperintelligence | communication, Wikipedia, knowledge | What happens after we’re all connected? This is a question that we never thought to ask as we wired the planet up with telegraph and telephone and radio and television and Internet. It’s a question we never think to ask as we unwire the planet with mobile telephones and wireless broadband. So, without even understanding our goals, we have seven hundred million individuals using the Internet, and somewhere over a billion carrying mobile phones. ..... Wikipedia is the first artifact of the age of hyperintelligence. It’s not just a scan of the books from the world’s biggest libraries. It’s far more than that. It’s the living embodiment of the human world inside our own heads – something that could never fit into the pages of any book. ... It seems as though we will not be satisfied with Wikipedia until we have plucked every bit of knowledge from the inside of every head on Earth, and placed it all within its bounds. | - | peek | visit | add/edit | |
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Knol: a unit of knowledge | Google, knowledge, encyclopedia | - | peek | visit | add/edit | |
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Knol | encyclopedia, Google, knowledge | - | peek | visit | add/edit | |
| 13 | TMAPI - Common Topic Map Application Programming Interface | topic maps, visualization, knowledge management, semantic web, standard | - | peek | visit | add/edit | ||
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Topic Maps | topic maps, visualization, knowledge management, semantic web, standard | - | peek | visit | add/edit | |
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Quanta - Knowledge Organization | knowledge management, visualization, Quanta | - | peek | visit | add/edit | |
| 16 | Virtual Knowledge Studio | knowledge management | - | peek | visit | add/edit | ||
| 17 | Community Intelligence Labs | knowledge management | - | peek | visit | add/edit | ||
| 18 | KnowNet Initiative | knowledge management | - | peek | visit | add/edit | ||
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Knowledge management | knowledge management | - | peek | visit | add/edit | |
| 20 | A cognitive analysis of tagging | knowledge management | Tagging of content (especially in contrast to classification) is all the rage right now. It's great to see some thoughtful work such as Rashmi Sinha's cognitive analysis of tagging. As is the case with many other tools, tagging is popular because of the lower "cognitive costs", in essence meaning that there are fewer mental steps required to assign the metadata. I think her diagrams in particular are helpful in thinking this question through in more general terms. | 20050927 | peek | visit | add/edit | |
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Knowledge and its price | language, knowledge | 20060706 | peek | visit | add/edit | |
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Photos transformed into 3D model | knowledge management | 20060802 | peek | visit | add/edit | |
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Community websites take wiki path | knowledge management | 20061212 | peek | visit | add/edit | |
| 24 | From matter to information: changing the rules | knowledge management | 20020528 | peek | visit | add/edit | ||
| 25 | Six degrees of Wikipedia | knowledge management | A shortest path query solver for the English Wikipedia. Six degrees finds the shortest path between any two Wikipedia articles in the main namespace using wiki links. | - | peek | visit | add/edit |
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