Creating Information Here on the Home-Front

Let's give Google and Yahoo a run for their money. (And their credible sources).

http://www.monash.edu.au/groups/flt/eet/full_papers/harboe-ree.pdf

How the Big Boys Get Their Info...

No matter the size of your database, or how well used, even Google shows us that there is a desire to study the environment around you to appreciate the quality of information creation. Especially if the environment is in cyberspace.

http://socialstrategist.com/2007/07/08/the-google-information-ecosystem

Creating Information, or Testing Patience?

For shock effect. You might remember the graphic.

http://www.seobook.com/archives/002452.shtml

We Have A Lot to Say...

We may have a lot, (of nothing), to say:

http://www-users.cs.york.ac.uk/~kimble/research/PAPER200.pdf

Technical, (and boring), but Important

Below is a link to a work on the visualization of knowledge. The subject matter pertains to the creation of knowledge, (and therefore information), through additional presentation of data.

http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=1270398.1271662&coll=GUIDE&dl=GUIDE

The Allure of Creation Information...really?

The placing of surveys online is a widespread way gathering information through rather simple means. Below is a nice little link to anyone who would like to create some info of their own for free.

http://www.polldaddy.com/

Thanks for the help from class...

Here are the links to other students' blogs. My thanks for this information being compiled on the Blackboard website.


Margaret Josephsen http://informationsprinkler.blogspot.com

Jamie Segno
http://www.metadatainforetrieval.blogspot.com

Randall Ellis
http://infopreserv.blogspot.com/

Robert Miller
http://millerkillerdesign.blogspot.com/

Traci Ragas
spreadthewordinformationscience.blogspot.com

Amy Velazquez
http://www.lisdescribe.blogspot.com/


Jennifer Lopez
http://informationalpackrat.blogspot.com/

Patricia Lafferty
http://lafferty-pickle.blogspot.com

Montgomery Lopez
http://dissemin8info.blogspot.com/

Blogs on Blogs...

The following link is itself a blog posting on the creation of information environments. I think it is important to see what competitors, er, I mean co-bloggers have to say on similar topics.


http://atomiq.org/archives/2006/07/
how_do_people_cocreate_information_environments.html