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    1. Using the web to work together The Web Sessions Delivered by Web Services, University of Bath
    2. communication http://www.flickr.com/photos/briansolis/1411905457/
    3. Traditional theory
        • Some information flows down
        • Most flows up
      http://www.flickr.com/photos/savethedave/504491655/
    4. The real world
        • Some information flows up
        • Most flows from side to side (if at all!)‏
      http://www.flickr.com/photos/savethedave/504491655/
    5. Everyone is their own information silo http://www.flickr.com/photos/kenmccown/132990634/
    6. Barriers
        • Some old, some new
      http://www.flickr.com/photos/misterben/501928491/ Ease, location and professional identity
    7.  
    8. blogs wikis
    9. Blogs are... “ A blog allows you to publish up-to-date information very quickly and to ensure that it is widely distributed to a particular audience.” “ Blogs can support feedback and discussion with a comment mechanism. Readers may choose to comment and these comments will be viewable by anyone reading that blog .” What is a blog? University of Cardiff, http://blogs.cf.ac.uk/guidelines/entry/what_is_a_blog
    10. Blog examples
    11. A demo might be nice...
    12. Wikis are... “ A wiki is a collaborative online website . They are used by communities often to develop a knowledge base . They evolve constantly because the content is created by a community of users.” “ Wikis are often used as intranets and communities of interest.” What is a wiki? University of Cardiff, http://blogs.cf.ac.uk/guidelines/entry/what_is_a_wiki
    13. “ Wiki?!?!” http://www.flickr.com/photos/kables/1220574200/
    14. Wiki examples
    15. A demo might be nice...
    16. Essential differences
      • one for updates, notifications, announcements
      • the other for storing and collaborating on information
      • Both support discussion!
      http://www.flickr.com/photos/tidewatermuse/134222791/
    17. Modes of working
      • Individual
      • Co-operation
      • Collaboration
      • Collaboration and peer review
      http://www.flickr.com/photos/larskflem/95757299/
    18. Thanks!
      • Questions?
      The Web Sessions Delivered by Web Services, University of Bath

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