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Data, Information, Knowledge, Wisdom – The Turning Grille

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April 27, 2013. VRM, Personal Clouds, and Information Architecture. April 27, 2013. Data, Information, Knowledge, Wisdom. Data, information, knowledge, and wisdom for all the importance these concepts take on in our lives, the terms we use to describe them are poorly understood, often confused, and frequently used interchangeably. But to a student of information management, each word has a specific meaning. #. What’s the difference? How about if you notice the letters “kph” next to the 85? An undifferent...

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Social Media Tools for Work & Learning » Future Skills – for the 21st Century Workplace

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Future Skills – for the 21st Century Workplace. Future Skills – for the 21st Century Workplace. May 9th, 2015. One of Youth Profit’s goals. A research report titled Future Work Skills 2020, published in 2011 by the Institute for the Future – for the University of Phoenix Research Institute. Could be a starting point to assist youth employment training organizations to develop new training programs that help youth acquire the new skills for workers in the 21st Century workplace. Harold Jarche, a Canadian ...

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Administrative – The Turning Grille

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Same data, different perspective. VRM, Personal Clouds, and Information Architecture. There is one post filed in Administrative. Welcome to the Turning Grille! From http:/ en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:GrigliaRotante.png. Information Architecture and VRM. Seth’s Blog: Survey questions. Information Everywhere, Architects Everywhere. The Politics of Navigation podcast now available. The Unexpected Virtue of Metadata. The Association for Information Science and Technology.

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Link: Where new ideas take root – FT.com – The Turning Grille

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September 11, 2014. VRM, Personal Clouds, and Information Architecture. September 11, 2014. Link: Where new ideas take root – FT.com. Via Bob DuCharme on the Taxocop mailing list; free registration required to read the article on FT.com.) #. When you’re on the inside of any system, it’s hard to see things from other perspectives. But companies and organizations are starting to realize the benefit of making the effort to organize around how. Think of the information domain. #. September 11, 2014. Seth&#82...

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What Screens Want – The Turning Grille

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May 11, 2014. VRM, Personal Clouds, and Information Architecture. May 11, 2014. I’ve had this piece open in a Safari tab for months and I regret that I’ve taken so long to read it. Adapted by Frank Chimero from the talk he gave at the Build conference in November, 2013, What Screens Want. If you care about creating a better internet, take the time to read What Screens Want. It’s well worth it. #. May 11, 2014. Information Architecture and VRM. Seth’s Blog: Survey questions.

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Board of Trustees – + xdi.org

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The XDI Public Trust Organization. Phil Windley – Chairman. Phil Windley is an Enterprise Architect in the Office of the CIO at Brigham Young University. He is also the Founder and Chief Technology Officer of Kynetx, the company behind the open-source connected-car. A passionate tech educator, he is the co-founder and organizer of the Internet Identity Workshop. Serves as an Adjunct Professor of Computer Science at BYU, writes the popular Technometria blog. And is the author of the books The Live Web.

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Taxonomy – The Turning Grille

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Same data, different perspective. VRM, Personal Clouds, and Information Architecture. There are 4 posts filed in Taxonomy. I spent some time following Zach Holmquist’s lead this morning:. That was all I needed to have the lightbulb go off, and to motivate me to finally cleanup my TextExpander Snippets. No more ; or , confusion. All I had to do was simply split groups of snippets into period separated by objects and functions. Link: Where new ideas take root – FT.com. Think of the information domain.

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Don’t like – The Turning Grille

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June 4, 2013. VRM, Personal Clouds, and Information Architecture. June 4, 2013. Smart post by jeswin about how Facebook is broken. By design. #. In the end, there is a lot to learn from this massive social experiment. Your friend circle and impulsive actions such as ‘likes’ cannot predict what you want to read. Indiscriminate sharing is a bad idea. A large social network isn’t the best way to find information. #. June 4, 2013. Information Architecture and VRM. Seth’s Blog: Survey questions.

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Link: TextExpander Abbreviations – The Turning Grille

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October 12, 2014. VRM, Personal Clouds, and Information Architecture. October 12, 2014. I spent some time following Zach Holmquist’s lead this morning: #. That was all I needed to have the lightbulb go off, and to motivate me to finally cleanup my TextExpander Snippets. No more ; or , confusion. All I had to do was simply split groups of snippets into period separated by objects and functions. #. October 12, 2014. Related Content by Tag. Information Architecture and VRM. The Unexpected Virtue of Metadata.