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Compendium Training for OU Staff
On 21st May 2003, a dozen OU staff plus a few external guests spent an afternoon being trained in the Compendium approach to visual problem analysis...
MnM Released
The first version of MnM is now available for download at http://kmi.open.ac.uk/projects/akt/MnM. MnM supports the process of annotating web pages...
WWW2003 Budapest
The annual World Wide Web conference held in Budapest last week lived up to its reputation for internationalism and foresight. Keynote speakers...
Practising Knowledge Art seminar
Al Selvin, Senior Manager in the Information Technology Group at Verizon Communications, today presented a visiting speaker seminar on 'Practising...
BBC features KMi blog research
The BBC News website's technology section today featured a big article on the KMi Live AudioBlog that is running to support Lorenzo's Everest...
Lorenzo faces new challenge
In the 50th anniversary year of the first ascent of Everest, Lorenzo Gariano (who looks after the plants around KMi) is to take part in an Adventures...
OU Scenario Intranet powered by D3E
OU staff will be browsing and discussing future scenarios in which the university will be operating via an intranet site powered by the latest...
AKT Project Gathering
The AKT project is an Interdisciplinary Research Collaboration funded by the UK’s Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council. Its...
Compendium software released to the world
30 January 2003: Knowledge Media Institute, Open University, UK Compendium Institute releases Compendium software for free...
Baroness Sharp visits KMi
Margaret Sharp, Baroness Sharp of Guildford, came to KMi this afternoon as part of her visit to the Open University. Her interest in coming to KMi...
High Sheriff of Buckinghamshire visits
Today, we were visited by The Honourable Rupert Carington. He was visiting the University in his role as High Sheriff of Buckinghamshire to meet the...
Drug Safety Education Kiosk Release
The Hazard Alley Safety Centre based in Milton Keynes has worked with KMi on a number of interesting new media projects. Late in 2002 the Centre...