A lil help please

joe316 · 26-07-2007 10:37am #1

Hi everyone,

I was wondering if ye could do me a huge favour, Im currently doing a masters and as part of my dissertation "To develop a framework for the use of Web 2.0 applications within a learning organisation" I need to complete a survey http://www.keysurvey.com/survey/161461/8d52/ . I know surveys are a pain but I would really appreciate your help and it wont take more than 2/3 minutes.

Again thank you kindly

and mods if this isnt in the right place, please feel free to move.

dumbyearbook · 26-07-2007 10:41am

Very quick survey help this guy out !

skywalker · 26-07-2007 10:42am

Did the survery, good luck.

Spud83 · 26-07-2007 10:45am

Seems legit. Help him out.

Paddy Dignam · 26-07-2007 10:46am

Just did it myself, only takes a minute, come on lads, give Joseph a dig out.

Best of luck with it!

joe316 · 26-07-2007 10:49am

Thanks guys, really appreciated the help. The responses have been great

AlmightyCushion · 26-07-2007 11:02am

Hmm it didn't take as long as I thought. Come on lads it's only a few questions.

BKtje · 26-07-2007 11:10am

Filled it out for you and all the best of luck with it.

KM seems to be picking up speed these days. We recently had a new guy start here in IT under the title KM Officer. I'm still trying to figure out what his job is exactly...infact i think he is too

_blank_ · 26-07-2007 11:22am

I done it.

ali.c · 26-07-2007 11:30am

i am a student so i dont think i can do it

sorry

GhostInTheRuins · 26-07-2007 11:32am

Done

MrSquishSquash · 26-07-2007 11:34am

So what does "Web 2.0" mean to you?

Huggles · 26-07-2007 11:34am

Done

joe316 · 26-07-2007 11:41am

B-K-DzR wrote:

Filled it out for you and all the best of luck with it.

KM seems to be picking up speed these days. We recently had a new guy start here in IT under the title KM Officer. I'm still trying to figure out what his job is exactly...infact i think he is too

Yeah im hoping that it really picks up bigtime over here (its really big in the states). Its a wee bit confusing alright, everyone has there own opinion on what it is. I suppose thats one of the features of it though.

And to everyone whose filled it, thanks very much

joe316 · 26-07-2007 11:48am

MrSquishSquash wrote:

So what does "Web 2.0" mean to you?

to me? I suppose its the next iteration of the web whereas traditionally a webpage would have been developed by a single developer who had a knowledge of html, but now everyone has the chance to contribute to the overall knowledge base of the web ala blogs, social networks etc. I do think that it is slighty a nice marketing term because most of the things classed as web 2.0 have been around since before O'Reilly coined the term. Personally I think the most interesting one is the wiki and its "many to many" trait instead of the "one to many" of the others. I think that has the possibility to be extremely powerful, especially in business.

MrSquishSquash · 26-07-2007 11:55am

joe316 wrote:

Personally I think the most interesting one is the wiki and its "many to many" trait instead of the "one to many" of the others. I think that has the possibility to be extremely powerful, especially in business.

I'd agree with you completely there. The wiki is definitely going to make big changes in business, i could see it easily being implemented as the preferred interface for company intranets in the next few years!

aodhu · 26-07-2007 12:11pm

done

Orange69 · 26-07-2007 12:14pm

MrSquishSquash wrote:

So what does "Web 2.0" mean to you?

You create the content, they take the revenue...

joe316 · 26-07-2007 12:17pm

MrSquishSquash wrote:

I'd agree with you completely there. The wiki is definitely going to make big changes in business, i could see it easily being implemented as the preferred interface for company intranets in the next few years!

yeah i think the fear of the pages being vandalised like on wikipedia is really non existant in an organisation since jobs are on the line. If it could be linked to an organisation's yellow pages, it would be very handy in getting you in contact with the correct person who knows that specific piece of information you need.