K-Web News

Hi, James is "noodling away" (as he says), on the new book.  Graham has been doing yeoman's work assessing user interface op...

Here's  audio of a new talk by James Burke:  Admiral Shovel and the Toilet Roll.  A number of people have separately proposed a Connect...

We have some interesting experiments in 3D navigation and are creating a team to develop a "Magic" style card game using historica...

The teacher videoconference prompted really interesting conversation, and I was struck again about the kind of inquiry, the depth and qualit...

Teacher videoconference is this coming Saturday; still a few spots left. Interesting ceramic mural project based on a k-web "mystery t...

James is working with Katy Borner at the University Indiana data visualization lab on a museum exhibit featuring the Knowledge Web. We'...

The new Mystery Tour video is done, thanks to Michael. have a look

Happy New Year! James is working on a short video illustrating Mystery Tours, and we've had some promising discussions on K-Web developm...

James has been busy writing and doing talks at P&G and the Royal Institute (video coming soon) , but is now coming back to K-Web as his...

Science historian James Burke's K-web connects the unconnected July 12, 2011 | Author: AAAS member -- Thomas J. Impelluso, Ph.D., San Di...

Work continues on the new user interface (Allan says we may have something to play with in the next few weeks). James is doing an interview...

Jim is still polishing the plans for a curriculum based on K-Web, and we have a few more volunteer programmers working on the new interface ...

James is preparing for a talk at IBM, but he kindly took time to meet with the teachers working on K-Web in a live videoconference on Saturd...

James and our "crack engineer" Jim Z met with our new programmers to begin building the user interface based on Flash. If you hav...

We have just imported our data into Freebase, which will allow us to move forward with a user interface implementation. If you're techn...

We had an online videoconference with James and programmers. You can view it here: http://oufm.open.ac.uk/fm/e8fd52-1976 . Meeting itself ...

We're wrapping up our data restructuring and import into Freebase.com, and hope to have basic K-web features quite soon after all the he...

Here's a recent radio interview with James Burke in which he traces how he came to make Connections, and how it all led to K-Web. http:...

The Connections-style exhibit we worked on is on display at the Patent Office Museum in DC. Work on the new version of K-Web continues.

Michael Callaghan has recently taken on the lead programmer position and will be producing a new beta based on emerging technology. Our pla...