Tuesday, April 26, 2005

Social computing symposium: BlogTrace demo. I'm presenting today our work on BlogTrace (Anjo Anjewierden does most of the hard work, but there are others as well - see below). Some links that could be interesting: Mapping knowledge flows in weblogs (with Anjo, Rogier Brussee & Robert de Hoog) Detecting knowledge flows in weblogs (final version) - a paper with an overview of blog research tools we are working on and examples of their uses for detecting knowledge flows THis one is useful to me - refers to the sparklines article that I posted my thoughts for use under stories Shared conceptualisations in weblogs - paper with background of Sigmund and examples So, I'm feeling dense here.  This just feels like a spider visualization for blogs on what I saw autonomy doing about five or more years ago with common web sites.  Not that it isn't a good idea.. but hey, people have to find a purpose for it.. of course, I think that purpose is in point of need learning but we've been waiting a while for that infrastructure to be built.  Maybe this applied to blogs would simplify it? Visual settlements - experiments with visual representation of linking/size/connections between weblog posts in a weblog Mapping weblog communities (work with Anjo and Stephanie Hendrick) Start here with examples In search for a virtual settlement: An exploration of weblog community boundaries (draft) - an overview of weblog community research challenges, community indicators, examples of visualisations My blog posts on blog communities Things I'm not showing, related Work on weblog conversations with Aldo de Moor Beyond personal webpublishing: An exploratory study of conversational blogging practices - HICSS paper with visualisations and the rest My blog posts on blogging conversations Background My PhD research (personal knowledge management and weblogs) My publications [Mathemagenic] 3:27:07 PM    comment []

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