The Come To Me Web :: Personal InfoCloud - The Diigo Meta page

• 27 Nov 10
  

  Marie Bienkowski

  attention blog essay infocloud socialsoftware learningreg

• 30 May 08
  

  Aart Staartjes

  Until May of 2005 I had trouble with one element in my work around the Model of Attraction and Personal InfoCloud (including the Local and Global InfoClouds as well) to build a framework for cross-platform design and development of information and media s

  attention socialsoftware design usability

• 13 Aug 07
  

  Ian Wilker
• 22 Jul 07
  

  j winther

  Innovation Tagging Web2.0

• 07 Jun 07
  

  ken .

  From I-Go-Get (physical->DesireLines, digital not constrained by paths, connections) to ComeToMe -> BeyondThePage paradigm. Less need-to-check, time wasted (opportunity cost, value). Creatively destroy old metaphors (rss reader as new media - emergence?)

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• 10 Feb 07
  

  W.W. Webster

  Thomas Vander Wal's "Personal InfoCloud" blog

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  • "Thomas Vander Wal has a nice essay, describing his views of his Model of Attraction and Personal InfoCloud, The Come To Me Web. His view is that we are moving from a place where "I go get" what I want to a situation where what I want "comes to me."" - Knowledge Jolt with Jack
  • "Thomas Vander Wal has a nice essay, describing his views of his Model of Attraction and Personal InfoCloud, The Come To Me Web. His view is that we are moving from a place where "I go get" what I want to a situation where what I want "comes to me."" - Knowledge Jolt with Jack
• 26 Jul 06
  

  Jedd Bartlett

  connectivism socialsoftware pedagogy

• 20 Jun 06
  

  Thomas Vander Wal

  Thomas explains his Come To Me Web he has been presenting

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• 23 Jan 06
  

  Martin Lindner

  "The metaphor and model in the "I go get" web was navigation and wayfinding. In the "come to me" web a model based on attraction. This is not the push and pull metaphor from the late 1990s"

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  Jedd Bartlett on 2006-07-26
  blog article on aggregation and ubiquitous user control of web content and services

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