Bricolage

Researchers have shown that the distribution of many natural and social phenomenons follow what’s called the power law.

I’ve been putting some final touches on a website I built for a class running at BYU this semester on web analytics.

A great list of articles/papers on enterprise2.0 from Jim McGee.

From Jack Ricchiuto: Get to know the strengths and passions of people in your first and second circles.

Some links to Enterprise 2.0 case studies: A collection of case studies from 2007 at Portals and KM Case study on installation of wiki software at DrKW.

I’ve gotten involved in a number of new projects in the past 6-7 months so thought I’d update y’all in what I’m doing.

From the Economist: At some point in the decade after he moved from the farm in Nebraska where he grew up to the innovation hub that is the San Francisco Bay Area, Evan Williams accidentally stumbled upon three insights: that genuinely new ideas are, well,

A year ago in just my second blog post, I explained why I write a blog.

For my research job at BYU, I’m reading quite a bit about social software, which is, as defined by Clay Shirky, software that supports group interactions.

This summer I’ve been hired on part-time by the eBusiness center at BYU to do research into social software.

From John Gardner, former secretary of health, education, and welfare under Lyndon B.

I’ve been reading “Purple Cow” by Seth Godin lately and am loving it.

Everyone can participate Wikis flatten rigid hierachies and ease the flow of information.

On Sunday, I spent a good half-hour with Google learning how to launch a GUI application in Ubuntu using cron.

A website’s goal is to convert as many visitors as possible The number of conversions depend on two factors: number of visitors % of total visitors the website converts SEO practitioners optimize web pages so the pages show up high in search engine rankin…

I have long been fascinated by the new technologies, blogs, wikis, and so forth, that collectively make up what is known as enterprise2.0.

I’ve been thinking lately about stories.

I was reading a blog post earlier by Ross Mayfield.

I recently finished up a semester at BYU.

Updated my dapper installation on my laptop to Edgy a while ago.

Tyler Cowen over at Marginal Revolution pointed me recently to a fascinating and very well-written book entitled ”The Fall of Rome and the End of Civilization” .

I’d been thinking about blogging for a long time but what finally pushed me over the edge was this post.

A small confession on my part, I love reading blogs.