"Yahoo groups in your news aggregator. Somehow I had totally missed this feature of Yahoo Groups. In the case that somebody else might have missed it too, if you submit: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Group_name/messages?rss=1 to your aggregator, you will get all posts submitted to that group in your favourite news reader.

[Paolo Valdemarin: Paolo's Weblog]

8:29:07 PM  comment [] | Categories: KM Klogs, Radio Goals|

The KMpings Experiment. I created a little blog called KMpings that allows any blogger writing about knowledge management to ping their post to a tracking page (if their software supports it). Think of it as a themed www.weblogs.com for the knowledge management community.

Check out the KMpings blog for links to information on how to configure MT as well as a TrackBack hack for Radio.

[High Context]

8:27:16 PM  comment [] | Categories: KM Klogs, Radio Goals|

Knowledge Management Weblog Entry Aggregator (Using Trackback Pings). (Via blogroot/blogpopuli.blog) KMpings is a collection of Knowledge Management TrackBack pings. The site offers instructions on how to ping it with or without Movable Type. This should be a good one-stop shopping info source regarding knowledge management.

[Christian Crumlish (xian): knowhow]

8:24:57 PM  comment [] | Categories: KM Klogs, Radio Goals|

...Mark Paschal, ever helpful, commented thusly:

Autoposting from feeds is what the Multi-Author Weblog tool is for. Since you have a paid LJ account, you could use a special style (that's the one I put together, but I know l.m. orchard had one too) to get RSS with item bodies.

Oh frabjous day, callooh, callay!

[Christian Crumlish (xian): knowhow]

8:18:35 PM  comment [] | Categories: KM Klogs, Radio Docs, Radio Goals, RCS for Beginners|

How Does a K-Log Work for Notification?. Curiouser and curiouser! has pulled together a variety of sources on the topic of using k-logs to avoid choking project managers' email queues:

Reuters:  Managers drowning in e-mail.

A huge volume of business e-mails is generated from workers reporting progress to project managers, Nickerson said. <<<  There is an answer to this:  post it to your K-Log.  K-Logs are more passive and user friendly than e-mail. 
[John Robb's Radio Weblog]
[Jim McGee: Blogging]
[Ron Lusk: Ron's K-Logs]

[Christian Crumlish (xian): knowhow]

8:16:30 PM  comment [] | Categories: KM Klogs|