We're talking about Google Wave over on the Scholarly Kitchen.
Google Wave was built to answer the question, “How would email look if it were invented today?” But Wave goes far beyond email-like functionality and tries to get to the heart of communication in all the forms that we’ve come to know. Wave is part email, part IM, part Wiki, and part document management, to name a few.Ann Michael under, The Scholarly Kitchen, Oct 2009
Come join us!
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Through the years I’ve been fortunate to meet lots of smart
people in publishing, media, and technology. It’s been an amazing experience working with both organizations
“going digital” and others that have been there for some time but are continuously
refining their approach to content and publishing.
It’s an exciting place to be (scary, but exciting).
It seemed to me that the best way to ensure a spot in the middle of the changing tide was to start consulting on my own again. So that’s what I did!
Please stay tuned as I revive this blog and keep posting on Twitter.
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After Michael Clarke's coverage of Sci Foo Camp on the Scholarly Kitchen, I thought there was nothing left to say.
I was wrong.
NatureVideo just posted a Science Foo Camp 2009 video on YouTube. From DNA, to skulls, to puzzles, it seems like Sci Foo had it all.
It was interesting to see how most of those interviewed contrasted the open and informal nature of Sci Foo with traditional science research and discovery.
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