Ron Lusk's Radio Weblog

Wednesday, August 21, 2002

Brand names are imprinted on the brain: Study. A brand is not just a name. The brain reacts to brands by conjuring up a whole range of associations and ideas, which are primarily emotional, says a new study. The study conducted by reasearchers at the University of California, Los Angeles claimed that consumers reading a brand name do not treat it like any other word -- instead they activate parts of the brain normally used to process emotions... [xBlog: The visual thinking weblog | XPLANE]
11:03:14 PM

Wasn't my post originally: got it from Curiouser and Curiouser. And I believe there Tacit Knowledge Publishing was suggested in a later post.

Ron Lusk: "I'm still working on the ??" Hey Ron, how 'bout Organizational Knowledge Publishing? [Steven's Weblog]

Of course, OKP sounds like a positive report from your urologist, whereas TKP sounds less so (unless it is a diagnosis for Phenylketonuria). I'll leave it up to you. Once someone authoritative decides, I'll make a shortcut or two.
7:05:06 PM

Steinberg asks a good question; I don't have a good answer, and I used to teach Java for Penn State. Hmmmm.......

Rethinking the Java Curriculum: Goodbye, HelloWorld!. How do we train students in the ways of object-oriented programming? Teaching them C first and then porting to Java is obviously the wrong thing to do. And HelloWorld gets very few OO points. In this series, Daniel Steinberg applies Extreme Programming concepts to the problem of teaching Java. [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service]

3:00:48 PM

Enjoy...go play...

e-Sphere. Hyperspace Star Polytope Slicer reminds me of those toys that expand and contract. Only, it's an electric version that you can control. [meryl's notes]

10:28:22 AM

Acronym tags added

It's all in the title.
Personal Knowledge Publishing = Blogging. (SOURCE:Curiouser and curiouser)-I like it!You know, I don't like the term klogging very much. It has meaning to us "in the know" but I think it's rather an opaque term. I would prefer a term like Personal Knowledge Publishing which actually says a little bit about what it means, and, harkens back to the DTP revolution. I think PKP will hail the same revolution for Knowledge Management by emphasizing that it is people that matter. Process should follow people. [Roland Tanglao's Weblog]

» I think Roland got it right with his title

Personal Knowledge Publishing = Blogging

and to put it in an organizational context

?? Knowledge Publishing = Klogging

I'm still working on the ??

[Curiouser and curiouser!]

9:43:53 AM