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Weblogs as lab notebooks by Jim McGee

Posted to Gurteen Knowledge-Log by David Gurteen on 4 July 2002




 








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Weblogs as lab notebooks by Jim McGee
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Posted DateThursday 4 July 2002 17:34 GDT
Posted ByDavid Gurteen
Linkshttp://www.kellogg.nwu.edu/faculty/mcgee/htm/blog/2002/07/03 ... 
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More great ideas in this posting by Jim McGee for leveraging weblogs ... where he looks at some other blog entries regarding weblogs as Lab Notebooks ...

In particular I loved the following quote - not just science - business too - indeed every walk of life ...

"The whole power of science is the power of shared ideas, not the power of hidden ideas," says Paul Jones, associate professor of information and library science at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. "Science advances when there's a free exchange of ideas. We move faster by being open. We know this, but we have disincentives right now to openness."






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