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CSS Cheat Sheet
by Jeff Milne on Jul 14, 2008 - 04:41 PM read 61 times -
Join page - suggestions for nGen community sign-up
by Jeff Milne on May 14, 2008 - 03:47 PM read 87 timesOverview This is the suggested wording updates to the Community Join page. Below is the new text and a screenshot and link to the current join page. The goal is to make the Join process very easy and also provide some motivation for why a person should join (WIIFM - What's In It For Me). Instructions Please use the Comment button at the bottom of this page to provide your feedback.For ... read more -
nGen Collaboration - Wiki 101
by Brittain on May 12, 2008 - 01:10 PM read 1036 timesComing soon - a series of tutorial videos on all things wiki...! ... read more -
Older but useful e.laborate PowerPoint
by Jeff Milne on Apr 15, 2008 - 07:31 PM read 62 times -
Example Survey
by Jeff Milne on Apr 11, 2008 - 06:32 PM read 254 timesBSG Alliance Business-IT Maturity Survey This Survey is in response to this question here on e.laborate capabilities Please click here to take the survey. The purpose of this survey is to profile the level of maturity of an organization's approaches to the business use and management of information technology. This survey should be completed by an individual familiar with the business strategy for technology use, the roles and ... read more -
Default conversation security update to BSG Hub - updated Mar 14
by Jeff Milne on Mar 14, 2008 - 12:23 PM read 558 timesThe BSG Collaboration Hub security has been changed to default to more secure internal communication. This was done in an expedient manner to address the dramatic growth of online conversations. While this is not how we ultimately want to handle secure internal communications, it was the quickest way to ensure externalizing communications is deliberate. All conversations Conversations created by BSG employees within the BSG Hub are now defaulted to be visible only to BSG ... read more -
HowTo: Oops I meant to keep that conversation private!
by Brittain on Mar 08, 2008 - 11:13 AM read 852 timesLet's be honest, communicating online is new and different. One of the common mistakes made is not securing a conversation that isn't intended for the everyone. Why does this happen? Frankly, it's because e.laborate can't guess your intended audience for you and apply the correct secure tags (read this primer about the data security mechanisms). Certainly, e.laborate tries! Start a conversation from a group page or on a secured menu and the tag ... read more -
HowTo: handle aggregating content from multi-author blogs
by Brittain on Mar 06, 2008 - 12:12 PM read 878 timesThis how-to was sparked by our aggregation of Eric Seubert, et al's Talent blog. Others with a multi-author blog may find this helpful so it's posted here. === There's a few things that can be done. The basic problem is there's no credible identity in the RSS feed from the Talent blog. Therefore, when we setup the feed we assign it an owner (you, in this case). When each entry is ... read more -
Primer: Excellent example documentation for onboarding new group members
by Brittain on Feb 14, 2008 - 10:50 AM read 304 timesCourtesy of Kelvin King. This doc covers signing up, joining groups and conversing. Very well done and certainly worth sharing:BSG Platform Initial Login.doc ... read more -
Primer: Understanding Interest Group properties
by Brittain on Jan 07, 2008 - 02:22 PM read 395 times
Source: http://www.kalivo.com/convs/show/824-primer-understanding...Purpose Interest Groups support a wide range of use cases. This is done by tailoring the properties of the Interest Group, as shown and discussed below: (Click image to enlarge) Discussion First, we'll cover the descriptors: Name of the interest group. The name must be less than 30 characters and not duplicate any existing group or tag. This last restriction may be surprising, but it's necessary because ... read more -
HowTo: Become a Hub member
by Brittain on Oct 23, 2007 - 11:26 AM read 1295 times
Source: http://www.kalivo.com/convs/show/715-howto-become-a-hub-m...Purpose This writeup covers becoming a Hub member. While some actions and content do not require membership, many useful features and high-value articles are reserved for Hub members. Becoming a member requires a simple registration and verification process. Methodology First, locate the "Sign Up" or "Join" option. In some Hubs this will appear as a link, in others it will appear as a button. Either way, it will usually be located ... read more -
HowTo: Post an Entry or Start a Conversation
by Brittain on Oct 20, 2007 - 11:30 AM read 535 times
Source: http://www.kalivo.com/convs/show/713-howto-post-an-entry-...Purpose This HowTo describes steps for conversing using your Kalivo Hub. Conversation styles can vary, from thorough position pieces, to blog entries, to discussion threads; fortunately, with Kalivo you use the same tools when creating an editing any style. As an aside, we highly recommend these writing style and conversation style references. After reading this HowTo you'll have the steps for both formal and informal communication using your Kalivo Hub. For a general orientation ... read more -
NGE ideas circa 1997 - CyberGuild
by Jeff Milne on Oct 18, 2007 - 06:01 PM read 1448 timesHere are some notes from a business plan that a former BSG employee and I worked on in 1997. Not many were thinking in this direction. Back in the early 80's at Texas Instruments, we had much of the technology - but it was limited to internal interactions. Since then, cost factors overwhelmed barriers - and here we are - on the cusp of a new way to mass produce and distribute goods, ... read more -
Primer: Data Security
by Brittain on Aug 31, 2007 - 01:22 PM read 719 times
Source: http://www.kalivo.com/convs/show/664-primer-securityEdit: Mar 1, 2008 - "Kalivo is the former name of e.laborate, our collaboration hub product".Purpose Kalivo offers security along two important dimensions: (1) functional security, which answers the question "who can perform what operation?" and (2) data security, which answers the question "who can view what content?". This primer address this second dimension, data security. Methodology All security in Kalivo is described using tags (yes, the same tags that use ... read more -
Listener: What is a "Generator"?
by Brittain on Mar 26, 2007 - 01:26 PM read 650 times
Source: http://www.kalivo.com/convs/show/546Generators are an important part of the Kalivo Listener. Whenever a web clipping is found, the Listener analyzes the web clipping meta-data and determines what software package created the web clipping. Typical packages might be blog software, forum software, or content management systems. The Kalivo Listener has generators for many of these software packages and employs them when extracting content (e.g. Published Date or Author Name) and when Broadcast ... read more -
Primer: Webhits and Publication Dates
by Brittain on Dec 19, 2006 - 01:21 PM read 1017 times
Source: http://www.kalivo.com/convs/show/376Purpose and Methodology The publication date on a webhit can be the source of some confusion, this primer addresses these dates. The webhit below shows a webhit published on "Nov 02, 2006". But what does this mean? The answer, unfortunately, is "depends on the channel that located the webhit". Because there is no standard way of date stamping a web page, Kalivo applies several techniques to determine the publication ... read more -
Listener: What are the meanings of the webhit statuses?
by Brittain on Nov 05, 2006 - 12:48 PM read 611 times
Source: http://www.kalivo.com/convs/show/293Concept Webhits represent web pages and other content located outside your Kalivo Hub that may be of interest to you or other Hub participants. Kalivo designates each webhit with a status to assist in their organization. This post discusses webhit statuses and their meaning. For more information on webhit management read this conversation. Discussion The possible webhits statuses are: New. All webhits found by a Listener are marked "New" initially.Unread. ... read more -
Listener: How do I add a web page or RSS feed item into the Hub?
by Brittain on Nov 04, 2006 - 05:29 PM read 713 times
Source: http://www.kalivo.com/convs/show/292Concept When Kalivo discovers interesting web pages or RSS feeds, it creates webhits from them. You use the Webhits Administration panel to add these to the Hub. Note: you must have Administrator privileges to do so. Steps First, visit the Webhits Administration panel Second, locate the webhit you want to add in the webhits list. You can ease this process using the Filters function. To filter a list, click the ... read more -
Primer: Managing Webhits
by Brittain on Nov 02, 2006 - 02:19 PM read 815 times
Source: http://www.kalivo.com/convs/show/288Kalivo Listeners provide visibility into conversations across the web by searching numerous channels and returning relevant results in the form of one or more webhits. These webhits may be responded to, added to a Kalivo Hub, or otherwise processed. This Primer discusses the features that support these operations. Fundamentals There are a few fundamental tasks when managing webhits, all are executed by selecting an action from the Action list and ... read more
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