Before heading to BlogWalk 2.0 and to southern Tuscany for vacation I met George Dafermos. We really had a pleasant meeting at the venue of the Vienna Linux Week which (the meeting after all owes its history to the world of blogging since we got to know each other via this channel.”br”

Wow, the University of Vienna engages a distinct interpretation of its organizations reengineering.

Dekansklausur
Am 1. Juni treffen sich die neu ernannten Dekane und Zentrumsleiter (m/w) der Universität zu einer Klausurtagung im Hotel Hilton. Das Rektorat hat offensichtlich einen Sponsor gefunden. Eine solche Zusammenkunft aus dem Budget zu finanzieren, scheint mir doch zu absurd. Das Ereignis ist dennoch problematisch. Dem Schatten antwortet das Licht.

I’m desparately looking for a VHS or DVD version of the Austrian movie Exit … nur keine Panik(1980). It was one of the best Austrian movies I ever saw. It is supposed to be a present for one of my best friends who turns 40 this summer and kinda was born out of this film. Maybe you can help me.

Blogs seem to be an essential tool to achieve presence on the web. More and more non-geeks are getting into it. I’m looking for the next surprise coming from Austria. I found this interesting blog from a British university on this site – now who is next universities and colleges?

Welcome, Bill!
Bill Ives is
a new blogger but an experienced knowledge management consultant with a
background in educational psychology. Here are a couple recent posts by
him that I found especially interesting:

• 
  Can weblogs reintroduce KM to eLearning? and comments
• Peer-to-Peer Learning: A Parable“We decided that we were not going to train people at all.”

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