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Tuesday, September 18, 2007

   Have tons of stuff to say today.
This post maybe alittle random and possibly out of the oridinary but I'm doing case studies in my one class on Wiki's and (needed to) post some reactions about the studies. there are 3 that I am going to mention in this post, and will be seperated among 3 different posts.

The first case study I'm going to mention is the Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein wiki case study. In his report he had stated that wiki's and social texts were used in many aspects to either inform or to communicate with other people in a way to collaberate ideas in a set place. which I do agree with that they do, help in main subjects and even some not so well known ideas. The way that a wiki could work even is to create a social network that could be used to send presentations, reports, research, information, and studies to others within the network (company, group, etc.). And his idea of creating the socialtext network nicknamed the DrKWikipedia is a new and very useful way of approaching wiki's in a new media frame of mind. Personally I do truely agree that wikis will be a frontal point to contacting and gathering information for other people and be able to still contribiute to anything that needs to be said or corrected.
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