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Balsamiq Mockups: Prototyping Software (1)
on Konigi - (19) permalinkBalsamiq Mockups is an incredible application for creating user interface mockups. The application allows you layout interface sketches using the 50 interface controls included. Controls are added to the canvas or notebook by dragging and dropping or by using an insert input with auto-completion suggestions. As with Visio, many controls may be easily customized by editing values in the properties panel, and may be modified to show state, e.g. selected, disabled, etc. This looks like ...Shared by Anol (5)Contribute comment
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Flowgram Reinvents The Screencast (1,000 Beta Invites) (37)
on TechCrunch (4252) permalinkWhat you see above is not a video or a slide show, it is a Flowgram. If you click on it, you will be taken to a full-screen player with what appears to be a screencast with a voiceover. Except that you can control the pages by scrolling up and down, watching any videos that might be on the page, or clicking on the live links (which takes you out of the Flowgram to that ...Shared by Angus Fraser (360) Anol (5) apgay (13) Brandon (12) Bridget (9) Cameron (8) charlie anzman (154) Ciaran (3) Derek (80) Ed (13) gadgetboy (39) Gönenç (2) gort581 (59) James Forbes Keir (39) johnt (47) Jonathan The Seagull (136) Keef (61) laurent (1) Loic Le Meur (8) macaia (4) Matteo (7) Mike F (924) MrGuff (71) saj (22) Sara (56) Scott (3) Shawn (28) Simon (18) slmnhq (45) Srinvard (114) Thomas Reimer S (65) tig (57) Tony (11) Tyler (2) Vivek (2) William Spaetzel (38) zapnap (44)Contribute comment
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Blog>> Why Knowledge Doesn’t Move (1)
on Green Chameleon (9) permalinkBack in April iKMS hosted a talk by Professor Gabriel Szulanski of INSEAD on his fascinating research into knowledge “stickiness” – ie the factors that inhibit knowledge transfer. It was a great talk and here it is in podcast form. PART ONE: SUCCESS AND FAILURE FACTORS IN KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER Download the video file here PART TWO: BARRIERS AND SOME SOLUTIONS Download the video file here Professor Szulanski’s slides for the talk can be downloaded here. ...Shared by Anol (5)Contribute comment
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Poking Holes In The Long Tail Theory (88)
on TechCrunch (4252) permalinkJust because the Internet makes it possible to offer a near-infinite inventory of goods for sale does not mean that consumers will start wanting more obscure items in any great numbers. That is the conclusion Harvard Business School associate professor Anita Elberse comes to in a recent article in the Harvard Business Review that takes on some of the sacred cows of the Long Tail theory. The Long Tail is Wired editor Chris Anderson’s theory ...Shared by Adriana (26) Alex (1) Andrew Girdwood (38) Anol (5) Aymeric (1) Bill HR (10) boagworld (4) Brad Davis Seal (52) Brandon J. Mendelson (36) Brian (11) cakogal (18) CB (51) Cem (29) cesaracardoso (45) Colin (29) Coop (30) Dan (32) Danilo (23) Darius (15) Egor (7) Eric (3) evo (26) Fr Peter (25) Gabriel Oyarzabal (7) gasenngo (4) GeniusBoyWonder (20) GP (65) guan wang (3) Homey (5) J. Phil (344) Jake (33) Jay (51) Jeff (105) Jeff (20) Jess (29) Joel (4) John (26) John Magnus (55) JonMoss-theappleofmyi (241) Jrod (148) Just A Clerk (56) Kenneth (19) Kevin Marks (46) Kin (15) Kyle (7) Laure (27) Levon Karayan (19) Lucinda McFadden (26) luftyluft (2) Marin Purgar (229) Martin (34) Mattodono (85) metaeuphoria (40) Michael (81) Mike F (924) Mr_RealSurf (3) MrT (17) Neil (13) noattention (174) ntrtek.clipboard (104) Patrick (34) Paul Moss (5) Paull (22) Peppermint (36) pflix (13) pkj (31) plindberg (19) Ralph Poole (27) rjhintz (104) Rob (13) Rob (11) Robert (26) roedward (166) Ryan O (19) sadegazoz (6) Sandra (46) ScottGutt (7) Seth (23) Sherman (18) somenice (65) stargratrix (41) Sue (65) sunoxen (8) tig (57) Timm (13) vlvl (14) voidfiles (67) Yuletide (25)Contribute comment
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Vitamin Features » Working with web developers in India: why, whom, and how (32)
on Vitamin Feed (35) permalinkIn the past decade or so, multi-national corporations have taken to diverting many of their customer service hotlines to Bangalore and other metropolitan centers in India, primarily as a ”cost-saving measure.“ Yet they’re perpetrating a greater injustice than simply annoying their customers to save a few cents. By giving their distant call center operators little training and even less authority to help customers — as most of them, with a few notable exceptions, seem to ...Shared by Amit (26) andré.friedrichs (151) Angus Fraser (360) Anol (5) Burad (48) chillu (4) Danilo (23) dekrazee1 (4) Digg Boss (1303) Dylan Thomas (12) Elmer Thomas (314) Esoos Bobnar (60) History of Blogging (322) J. J. (9) knv (22) Leon (32) LunarFly, LLC (50) Marco K (1) Marston A, SugarStats (38) naseer (7) Nicholas (3) Nirav (105) Paul Love (16) Pierre (7) Pramod (185) Rascator (16) Rhoad Racing (14) RLivsey (22) sandy (5) Sid (32) Thomas Eberwein (21) William Clifford (3)
- Dylan Thomas said: if you're thinking of off-shoring, read this article.
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NY Times redesign (1)
on elearningpost (0) permalink"In this seminar, we will discuss the process we followed during the recent redesign of The New York Times, including research we conducted, forward-looking concepts we developed, and prototypes we created and refined." New York Times Redesign - case studyShared by Anol (5)Contribute comment
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OLDaily Summer Edition (1)
on Harold Jarche (7) permalinkFor the next month I’ll be a co-editor of Stephen Downes’ OLDaily newsletter, with Barry Dahl and Gary Woodill. This will probably mean fewer posts on this blog. I’m looking forward to the challenge of an enforced daily posting. My own blog averages about a post per day but if I don’t feel like writing anything I don’t feel any pressure to do so. Now I actually have a deadline. Luckily I’ll have two great ...Shared by Anol (5)Contribute comment
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Integrate Twitter Comments Into Your Site With Chirrup - ReadWriteWeb (78)
on ReadWriteWeb (2922) permalinkHave you ever posted a message on Twitter for responses for a blog post you'd written? Frustrated that you can't get those replies on you blog without doing multiple screenshots? Chirrup, a Twitter comment system, may be just what you were looking for. Twitter Comments for Your Website Chirrup is a really simple Twitter comments solution. If you're familiar with the FriendFeed plugin for WordPress, Chirrup won't be a problem at all. It's essentially a ...Shared by (jeff)isageek (129) Andrés Milleiro (78) Angus Fraser (360) Annie (0) Anol (5) Azeem (37) Bradjward (3) Brian Wallace (14) Ch (84) Chad Kieffer (14) charris1980 (36) Chris R. (14) CineVegas (0) Corvida (313) Dan (0) danieltwigg (12) dccrowley (0) DiMar (19) dobata (540) DOCBook Howto (186) Drew Olanoff (248) Duncan (102) Ed Dale (59) ehu4ever (194) Eric (52) Fenng (92) Gareth Murran (17) gisc (73) Hagen (33) Hisham (45) iAlja (109) ilja (2) Jake (33) Jan (9) Jared (8) Jason Herskowitz (9) Jennifer Van Grove (4) John (17) Josi (15) kenmat (21) Kenneth LeFebvre (13) Kevin Hessel (30) lak (11) marcel weiß (31) Mark Greenfield (19) mehori (10) Mike F (924) natalia (97) Netviber (28) Nicolas Clairembault (0) OnkelSchark (79) pF (10) Phil (111) Program Witch (53) reechard (1) Rex (247) Reza Moghadari (5) Robin Dindayal (5) Ruben (56) sarahintampa (154) Sean Hanna (0) Shankar Ganesh (182) Sharon Bray-McPherson (1) Srinvard (114) StevieB (73) Sudar (4) Tim Steward (29) ultraviolet (66) Vincenzo (49) Vulpes (48) warren sukernek (21) washwords (0) Will (6) WillinYo (0) Wismark (11) yoshy (658) zapnap (44)Contribute comment
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Transfer Your Firefox 2 Passwords into Firefox 3 [Firefox Tip] (38)
on Lifehacker (4350) permalinkThe Ultimate Geek Girl blogger enthusiastically updated to Firefox 3 yesterday, but found that her passwords just didn't copy into her new profile for some reason. The solution? Head to your Firefox profile folder (usually located in %APPDATA%/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/xxxxxxxx.default/ in Windows, for example), copying all the data in the signons2 file, opening up the signons3 file, pasting the data into signons3 and saving. Those who haven't upgraded yet could also try a solution like Password Exporter, ...Shared by AaronTN (78) amy (0) Anol (5) Arvind (5) Ashish Jaiswal (5) Daniel Johnson, Jr. (20) Davina (7) derekrogerson (0) Doug (9) e.p.c. (34) Erik J. Heels (140) everyone loves a wee sombrero (137) Geoff (15) GNUger (2) Hasan (104) Jean-Baptiste (3) John (52) Kajivar (36) Leo K (27) Lord (73) Matt (31) Matthew (18) Minda (10) Nick (1) Nocky100 (23) Peter (4) PMinze (80) Renee (11) Ryan (61) Siva (30) Steve (26) TonNet (43) trukshelly (112) Voyagerfan5761 (24) Xdroot (81) ZlatkoGR (11) 攻疼新一 (533)Contribute comment
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Blog>> KM Method Cards (2)
on Green Chameleon (9) permalinkOk, they’re finally here! One of the reasons why I’ve been keeping my head down over the past few weeks has been our KM Method Cards project. For the past few years now, we’ve been growing a set of concise summary cards covering KM approaches (eg CoPs, Information Literacy, KM Champions), methods (eg AARs, Pre-Mortems, Anecdote Circles) and tools (eg Wikis, Taxonomies, Competency Frameworks). We’ve used them in a variety of activities with our clients, ...Shared by Anol (5) Tanmoy (0)Contribute comment
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TheFunded Goes From Criticizing VCs to Helping Members Court Them (11)
on TechCrunch (4252) permalinkIf startup CEOs want to anonymously rate, review, and criticize venture capitalists, they can still do that on TheFunded. But the site added a feature today called TheFunded Connect that lets members help each other with what they really want: introductions to those same VCs. CEOs looking for funding can put up brief pitches, solicit comments from other members to refine those pitches, and ultimately get personalized e-mail referrals to VCs on their list from ...Shared by Anol (5) Brit (66) Colby Palmer (4) Drew Olanoff (248) elsterama (73) Eunice (7) francine (1) IanTW (44) J.R. (8) JUSTIN (95) Rex (247)Contribute comment
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Friendfeed Can Disrupt Search and Reshape Advertising (51)
on Micro Persuasion (75) permalinkThis is the first in a series of posts. The introduction and links to the entire series can be found here. This installment is also my column in next week's AdAge. Hi. My name is Steve and I suffer from Shiny Object Syndrome (SOS for short). SOS describes the digerati's never-ending obsession with emerging social sites. First came blogs. Then there was podcasting, YouTube, Facebook, MySpace, Second Life and finally Twitter. Some stick. Others don't. ...Shared by Adam (185) Anol (5) Armando Alves (7) BarryReich (1) Ben (8) bhc3 (39) Brad Davis Seal (52) Bradley (9) brunoribeiro (0) Cesar (0) charlie anzman (154) Chris (47) Colin (29) Damiano (1) David J (5) Dennis Laumen (43) dobata (540) Ed (5) ericholter (20) Gaurav (1) Geo (4) gisc (73) Hashim (27) heike6 (1) Jill (65) Jim (11) Julian (105) Lars (0) louisgray (295) Lynne d Johnson (2) Marc (14) Marilyn (4) Mike F (924) mr94 (16) n1c0 (11) Nico (38) oniquet (8) Pit (6) prexec (4) Rafi (28) Riche (0) rkcollins (2) Rodney Rumford (2) Roger (91) Roseanne Smith (0) Sam Harrelson (52) Simon (23) Susan Reynolds (2) Tanmoy (0) Tinu (40)
- Hashim said: I don't trust content from my friends. I trust stuff from big media companies.
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LiquidPlanner: Project Management That Deals With Uncertainty (74)
on TechCrunch (4252) permalinkThe only thing you can count on with most projects is that they won’t come in on time. And the more people involved, the greater the uncertainty grows. There is no lack of project management software out there to try to contain this uncertainty: 37Signals’ Basecamp, Clarizen, Daptive, Huddle. Wrike, Viewpath, Microsoft Project. But one that is launching commercially today after a few months in private beta, LiquidPlanner, is specifically designed to account for unplanned ...Shared by Andrew (6) AndSig (6) Angelos (3) Anol (5) Ashish Jaiswal (5) Aspi (3) Bob (14) Carolina (12) cesaracardoso (45) Chanse Arrington (54) Chris (9) Chris (55) Chris Ryall (26) Daiko (22) Daniel (0) danutz (25) Darius (15) Dave (16) Dimitar D (42) dlo (0) Donnie Berkholz (25) elsterama (73) GP (65) guopai (1) haraldf (12) Howie (2) hyderabadblues (21) iAlja (109) IanTW (44) Igor Sereda (2) J. Phil (344) Jawad Shuaib (22) Jhb (9) jimmysessions (12) John (9) John S (0) Jorg (14) KenFan (173) kidakaka (2) leguan (10) Marcos Toledo (13) Mark Resch (0) Marque (47) Martin (5) Matt (14) Matt (0) Michael (6) Migs (13) Mik_Mora (0) Mike Cornell (1) Olya (34) Paul (2) Paul Helmick (48) potentato (21) Rex (247) Ricardo (33) ritesh (38) riwilo (22) rjhintz (104) Robert (26) Robert (5) Roy (25) Ryan (22) Shanthi (7) Steve (5) Sue (65) tarun upadhyay (2) Tim C. (8) TO-Double-D (61) Vedi (2) WickeD (7) Yuce (24) Zaki (85) zapnap (44)Explore read 10 notes
- Steve said: Nice to see some more innovation in the PM suite market.
- Chris said: Forward to Rick or Richard.
- Angelos said: Thinking of retiring with a 50% profit share on poorly built sites. Good thing Google is only requiring a mystery percentage between 40 and 60.
- kidakaka said: If I knew my uncertainities, then I would not term them uncertain :-)
- Aspi said: Project management goes social - also in line with the trend of Web 2.0 companies trying to a playpen in the Enterprise
- John S said: Project Managers may find this to be a better way to work than the expense MS Project. Thanks to David Raff for calling attention to it first.
- Chris Ryall said: Useful for applied ICT?
- Martin said: is it time to review online collaboration tools in more detail? When will they start to go mainstream?
- Jawad Shuaib said: The only thing you can count on with most projects is that they won’t come in on time.
- Mark Resch said: interesting take on project management
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Windows Live Writer Tweaks, Tips, and Updates [Beta Beat] (63)
on Lifehacker (4350) permalinkEditor: Productivity blogger Jared Goralnick says that Windows Live Writer saves him a whole lot of time when it comes to publishing his site. Read on to hear Goralnick's best blogging tips and tricks with Live Writer and its new Technical Preview (beta) release. Last week Microsoft unveiled a number of updates to their popular visual blogging editor, Windows Live Writer. Since Windows Live Writer has proven popular with Lifehacker readers in the past, I'd ...Shared by 100rabh™ (22) ab_aditya (31) Admiral70 (2) Al (1) Amy (27) Andre Siregar (7) andrew (15) AndrewK (11) Anol (5) Attila Nóbik (21) BB (5) Chris (13) Compuwizard123 (39) Corvida (313) Dana Lookadoo (38) Doni (134) Duncan (102) FDávid (18) foxmachia (91) Guru Panguji (16) Haggis (22) Holly (1) Howie (2) irishandrew (32) J. Phil (344) ja | castillo (40) Jandy (0) Jen (100) Joe (109) Joey (14) Jonathan (0) Jordan (49) Justin "Uncle Bubba" Roepel (25) jwindsor (27) Kavi (10) Kay (18) Ken Sykora (4) kukoo (47) Leo K (27) littlefield (7) Matt (3) Matt Hall (18) Michael Letterle (0) Mike (54) Mitch (0) mmhan (51) MrXcitement (1) ndench (25) noahc (0) Paul (83) potentato (21) Richard Bradshaw (55) Ron (52) Ruman (6) Ryan (61) SilverStag (16) Soulhuntre (59) Steve M. (28) Tac (8) Torley (10) Vincenzo (49) Waqas (16) Yoav (0)Explore read six notes
- Yoav said: שיפורים מגניבים לWLV
- Admiral70 said: If you are a blogger you might want to take a second look at Windows Live Writer. They have updated the program and includes some great new features.
- Steve M. said: the best blogging client out there
- Duncan said: I really wish there was a Mac version on this. One of Microsoft's finest products
- Waqas said: One of the few new Microsoft products that I'm really impressed by.
- Kay said: It's Microsoft...so it is probably pure evil. But it looks like a possible solution to blogger's wonked-out platform issues. I might try it and report back.
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Celtx a free and open source software for developing eLearning storyboards (1)
on Ignatia Webs (1) permalinkIf an eLearning course will be build with audiovisual aids, in most cases you will draw up or write a storyboard. The storyboard is useful to:make sure you cover all the learning objectives, test the continuity of the story/narrative you use to enlighten your learners keep the team of developers informed of their expected input and when their input is due. Celtx is a great storyboard software. It just upgraded to their 1.0 version (cross ...Shared by Anol (5)Contribute comment
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Beautiful Black and White Photography (190)
on Smashing Magazine (766) permalinkIf you’ve been following Smashing Magazine for a while, you know that almost all posts from the Monday Inspiration series are pretty colorful and eye-catching. This post is an exception. Compared to colorful designs where catchy colors help the design to stand out, in black-and-white designs the ability to stand out depends only on its ability to communicate rather than on its appealing visual presentation. Indeed, beautiful black and white photography doesn’t attract with its ...Shared by ★Mo (3) Abby (10) Abhinav Modi (11) adam (1686) AilAr (2) AJ (433) al (19) Alan (0) Alex (109) Alex (0) Alex Lov (26) Alexandre Micaelo (12) Ali (26) ali1k (3) Alisher (10) Amir (8) André (45) Andre Bernal (3) Andrew Cochrane (23) Anol (5) Anonimowy (16) Anu (8) Art (107) ash (88) Avinash (213) bddemir (7) Ben Greenberg (3) Bente Lilja Bye (851) blacktulip (46) bobleckridge (31) Bonstio (11) Burad (48) Camille Roux (13) Carl (31) Chad (47) Chandoo (39) Chris Bailey (26) Chris McQueen (2) Chris Ryall (26) Clayton B (19) cmoewes (45) Corvida (313) Craig Burton (4) Cristi (11) Dan Perry (10) Dani (9) Danilo (1) Danny Holland (28) Darko (4) Dave S (0) DaveP (4) David (23) David Eaves (71) Derek Semmler (18) Dilip (0) Divino (5) Dudu P (30) dwk (2) egordin (1) Ehsan (10) eliana (73) elmarco (2) elsterama (73) Erica (7) Evaristo (10) Flackrum (55) Foad Sa. (242) Francois Meehan (7) Frank (17) furlan (17) Gat (28) Gergő (0) Getinet (24) Grace (136) Gregory (19) happy_harry (11) Henk-Jan van der Klis (0) henrym (6) Hervé (32) HH (21) homaid (67) J. Phil (344) J@n (5) J128 (30) Jackyshadow (7) jamesjbigler (52) JC (43) Jean-Baptiste (3) Jeff Dougherty (2) Jeffrey Herr (23) Jeremy (6) Jesús Dugarte (30) Joe (133) Johan (5) Joris Geertman (18) jramos (5) Jurguen Zambrano (21) Justin (87) Kai (21) kamthorn (2) Kiwi Nerd (66) Kreg (39) Kuanyin (102) Kurt (38) lance (8) Leo K (27)
