Seattle Mind Camp registration is closed
Posted by Bryan Zug - 2005/10/27
If you’ve snost, it looks like you’ve lost — Seattle Mind Camp registration page is now saying the event is sold out.
Bummer — I was hoping to get a few more friends to come — looks like it’s going to be a great time.
October 27, 2005 | In Cultural Change, Gatherings, Openness, Web 2.0, Work, mindcamp1.0 | No Comments
Seattle Mind Camp anyone?
Posted by Bryan Zug - 2005/10/26
October 26, 2005 | In Cultural Change, Gatherings, Openness, Web 2.0, Work, mindcamp1.0 | No Comments
If software lived in meatspace
Posted by Bryan Zug - 2005/10/24
October 24, 2005 | In Content Management Systems (CMS's), Evil, Good, Knowledge Management Systems (KMS's), LMAO, Openness, Rich Internet Applications, UI, Web 2.0, Web Based Training (WBT), Work | 2 Comments
Get Well Soon
Posted by Bryan Zug - 2005/10/21
Get well soon
Posted by Bryan Zug - 2005/10/18
October 18, 2005 | In Off Topic | No Comments
Tutorials overlaid onto live software applications??
Posted by Bryan Zug - 2005/10/17
October 17, 2005 | In Knowledge Management Systems (KMS's), Publications & Presentations, Web Based Training (WBT), Work, eLearning | 1 Comment
Cerner Health Conference 2005 Presentation
Posted by Bryan Zug - 2005/10/11
October 11, 2005 | In Captivate, Publications & Presentations, Rich Internet Applications, UI, Web Based Training (WBT), eLearning | No Comments
The Moment Your PowerPoint is Done (A musing on the mystical result of reduction toward simplicty)
Posted by Bryan Zug - 2005/10/06
October 6, 2005 | In Cultural Change, Good, Openness, UI, Web 2.0, Web Based Training (WBT), Work, eLearning | No Comments
Most content management systems (CMS’s) fail because nobody wants to be an editor
Posted by Bryan Zug - 2005/10/04
October 4, 2005 | In Content Management Systems (CMS's), Knowledge Management Systems (KMS's), Web Based Training (WBT), Work, eLearning | No Comments
Ambrose Bierce on Zeal
Posted by Bryan Zug - 2005/10/03
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