Comments for Fundamentals of IMD

Comment on Stacy’s Personal Weblog by Loren

Loren — Wed, 26 Nov 2008 13:54:55 +0000

Thank you. Good work .

Comment on iLeonardo Research Notebook by agustinch

agustinch — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 17:25:31 +0000

Very nice tool, I have tried and works pretty well with all kind of media used.

Comment on iLeonardo Research Notebook by candiigirl

candiigirl — Thu, 09 Oct 2008 18:16:30 +0000

Sounds very interesting.
I will check out the site.

- Jashele @ http://candiigirl.wordpress.com/

Comment on iLeonardo Research Notebook by bj

bj — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 17:25:27 +0000

i just requested an account. i’m curious about how it works.

Comment on Trapping Frustrations! by wayne

wayne — Tue, 26 Aug 2008 20:31:40 +0000

Sometimes our struggles to manage information are overwhelming and not what we would expect. But then that is what we are in this industry for, to assist people in finding the right communication/information for their needs. As you discover new tools and processes for your own life work, then you will be able to design for others. We must experience our own growth and change in order to help others with their process.

I am happy for both of you in finding meaning in these activities we have committed ourselves to!

Comment on Trapping Frustrations! by Bj

Bj — Tue, 26 Aug 2008 15:02:02 +0000

Actually, I wish I knew this information much earlier when I did my reseaches in my previous studies.
I had to email myself many many links and would get extremely frustrated because I had to organize them, find and read them and sometimes I would just stop opening them, because it was very overwhelming and even more confusing.

If I knew back then what I knew now, I would have actually “Liked” doing research much more.

Thank you. I get alerts in my email now.
It’s almost like having a personal research assistant.

Comment on Trapping Frustrations! by airimpact

airimpact — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 01:36:33 +0000

There sure is alot involved in this and then the adapting part is a whole stage in it self. But I am glad I am trying all these new tools, they are really changing the way I spend my time on the computer checking to see if anyone has something new updated on their site or trying to search for information. I use to spend hours checking different blogs to see if anything was new and some would only post every week and every other week, now I am notified if something new gets posted. I know one other tool I am looking forward to venturing more into is the netvibes, I can now check out different web sites all on one page without leaving that page!!! (and I was excited when they came out with the ability to have tabs) Oh, and also the one that checks for update on web pages, that I can’t wait to get into using that more. Man I love technology.

Comment on Information Overload by Henry Lewkowicz

Henry Lewkowicz — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 03:46:43 +0000

Aside of the methods, tools and policies we use for managing information, we most commonly use searches. Search is one of the critical technologies in finding information but the price for using search is information overload since the search results contain too many choices. A practical addition to any search results or taxonomy browsing would be adding summaries permitting at a glance to see the essence of the text without the clutter of details.

I’m working with summarization technology and when I do Google searches, the results are automatically summarized and presented according to the keywords of my interest. Such search + summarization approach lets the user much quicker find out relevant documents.

In fact summarization is a good filtering technology that can be a real asset in reducing information overload while taking better advantage of search engines and any other document management systems.
If would like to try out Context Organizer (href=”http://www.contextdiscovery.com/”>Context Organizer ) I would be delighted to hear what you think.

Comment on Seven Habits of highly connected people by outmoded

outmoded — Wed, 04 Jun 2008 09:08:27 +0000

Outmoded says : I absolutely agree with this !

Comment on Seven Habits of highly connected people by Wayne

Wayne — Mon, 07 Apr 2008 02:58:17 +0000

Lisa, thanks for your comment! I enjoyed browsing your site as we have some of the same interests. Several of your publications were interesting and helpful in some of my research – primarily focused on social software and its effects on self-directed learning. And yes, connecting is vital for us to grow our communities and to expand our networks!