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Online Groups use simple technology that requires only standard email. GroupSense provides Planning, Design, Training and Hosting to establish Participation Habits that maximise the value of each Online Group."
"Online Groups enable people to work, learn and build shared knowledge-bases together at their own time, their own place and their own pace. Online Groups foster and facilitate innovation, learning, collaboration and knowledge-sharing.
GroupSense partners with organisations to establish self-sustaining Online Groups that achieve specific purposes.
This is my friend & colleague Dan Randow's site. Business is thriving, and I am pleased to be working with the team as a part time consultant. I have been in on discussions and planning from the start but only this year have I begun to work professionally, as a host. The GroupSense approach makes sense - it is essential to work with *people first*, it is only from knowing people and the organisation that we can design the group structure and format.
"Index - see below for specific links.Online Community - General and Nancy's Musings - Some of these are just beginnings of ideas, waiting to germinate. - Articles and Events - Online Community Design Resources - Online Facilitation and Hosting - Virtual Teams/Remote Work - Online Community Software and Web Based Platforms - Cyber Activism, Cyber Democracy, Community Networks and Advocacy (I know, odd mix. Things emerge...) - Cyberculture Resources - Cybercommunications Resources - Some of my Community Sites - Online Community-related Listservs and Newsletters - Full Circle BookShelf - always a few related books here. - MORE!! Online Community Links"
These articles are all related to online therapy. Considered a rapidly growing field, online therapy has been subject to controversy. While some professionals argue that the face-to-face therapy relationship cannot be duplicated online and worry about ethical standards, others argue that the Internet offers new ways of reaching people.
More from the Catalyst site, useful items here. Thanks Richard
J. Vicky Laszlo, MSW, Gail Esterman, MSW & Sherri Zabko, MA, MSW Copyright May, 1999
Extensive lit review, and academic overview.
Books - Psyberspace and Groupwork Online
This is a page in my Books section - I've been seriously surfing the books on psyche and cyberpace. There are a pile of interesting books here, all compulsory reading or skimming! as part of my "exploration of the psyche in cyberspace".
"Welcome to the Apollo Home Page The purpose of the Apollo Page, named after the god of music, law and medicine, is to bring together resources for anyone interested in the philosophy of the arts of the imagination, ranging from ancient philosophies of all cultures to modern theories of the imagination and hermeneutics. Its central themes will be metaphysics, myth, poetics and music and their place in civilization."
Orpheus & Ficino - Link to Orpheus Web Page
Eckhart and the Question of Human Nature (PDF format)
Teilhard de Chardin: The Spiritualisation of the UniverseThis file is Chapter 6 of the Joseph Milne's doctoral thesis and is copyright 2000
Joseph Milne is also moderator of the Ontos Discussion Group: http://www.egroups.com/list/ontos
A phenomenon.
8/29/00 -- online seminar by Amy Jo Kim
Click here to see-and-hear the transcript
(requires Windows Media Player)
Find the cracks in the wall
I've been working on getting this weblog to look right, for me at least. I think it is getting there. It is nice to use.
Have just added the "Spyonit" above. You can tell it to look for some particular prase, or let it notify you anytime there is a change - by email - or WAP or pager etc.
Let me know what you think.
Spring 54 - 1993 - Reality
Articles by James Hillman, Wolfgang Giegerich, David L. Miller, and Edward Casey
The subject that turned the 1992 Notre Dame Festival of Archetypal Psychology into a brawl! Spring 54 prints the paper: Giegerich on "Killings," Miller on "Animadversions," Casey on "Place." Plus Protestant Reality, Sonu Shamdasani on Automatic Writing, Hillman's "Blue Note," and more.
I ordered it. It looks right on topic for - Keywords: psyberspace work.
"This page is based on the Lextropicon by Max More, and contains definitions and explanations of various neologisms, technical terms and transhumanist jargon (plus some terms from other areas commonly used)."
keyword: psyborg
More from professor James - good on "place"...
"My Home Page is my other house. It sits in cyberspace. I had a difficult time explaining why I call a bunch of computer files on my drive by the name of "my house" or "my home." He had a bunch of folders and files on his computer and he didn't see why he should call this his house. Well, that's not it. I don't use the term "my home" for just any bunch of computer files around. But these particular files are connected to the Internet. This means that millions of people could look at them, at any time, and read them, or copy them to their own computer. In fact any navigator in cyberspace who lands on your Home Page can copy them at the flick of the mouse. For all I know my Home Page, or sections thereof, can have thousands of duplicates of itself all around the world."
The teacher - the student linked to below. Lots of psyberspacy stuff here!
The Amazon site it worth it for the reviews. See also: the review by John McLaughlin, which begins:
"In a recent review for the online journal Kairos, I referred to Ray Kurzweil's The Age of Spiritual Machines as a brilliant book "with a hole in the middle." That hole was the lack of any extended discussion of the concept of spirituality, in the context of nanotechnology, genetic engineering, and photon-based computing, Kurzweil's actual subjects. What could "spirituality" mean in such a context?"
"September 2000
David Bunnell, Making the Cisco Connection: The Story Behind the Real Internet Superpower. New York: John Wiley & Sons, 2000. Reviewed by Derek Van Ittersum.
Zillah Eisenstein, Global Obscenities: Patriarchy, Capitalism, and the Lure of Cyberfantasy. New York: NYU Press, 1998. Reviewed by Rebecca Zorach, Edrie Sobstyl, and Katrien Jacobs.
David F. Noble, The Religion of Technology: The Divinity of Man and the Spirit of Invention. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1997 (hardcover); Penguin Books, 1999 (paperback, with new Preface). Reviewed by John McLaughlin."
This is the link to the book of the month mentioned in the previous item (below) - this is the no frames link!
"The Resource Center for Cyberculture Studies is an online, not-for-profit organization whose purpose is to research, study, teach, support, and create diverse and dynamic elements of cyberculture. Collaborative in nature, RCCS seeks to establish and support ongoing conversations about the emerging field, to foster a community of students, scholars, teachers, explorers, and builders of cyberculture, and to showcase various models, works-in-progress, and on-line projects."
This is a good resource - I have looked at the Book of he month page for years, but did not know what site it was on.
Links to Cyber-Psychology related pages on the web.
Looks like a student assignment and a good one! has links to some good papers on psyberspace
Original Self : Living With Paradox and Authenticity
- by Thomas Moore, Joan Hanley (Illustrator)
Listen to Thomas Moore Talk about this book on New Dimensions. Might be good if you are going through some sort of crisis :)
A swag of interesting links here:
See and Read:
Teaching Writing in a Web Based Classroom: A Case Study of Ted Nellen's "Cyber English Class" by Liz Cushman Brandjes
Education and Community: Telementoring Research
Mentoring and the Internet
Email Mentoring: Limitless Learning
O.K., Schools Are Wired. Now What? NYTimes, January, 9, 2000.
What I Did on My Summer Vacation NYTimes August 5, 1999
Popular Teachers Become Pipeline to Corporations NYTimes August 5, 1999
Wired Libraries for All 7-9-99
Virtual Youth: Computer Club started by Cyber English scholars. 10.4.98
Hyper-Lit electronic school online June 98
HP Telementoring News Nov 97
Manhattan English Classroom Expands as Volunteers Adopt-A-Student Online CyberTimes June 6, 1997.
in Christian Science Monitor May 22, 1997
June 24, 1996, in Digital Metropolis of The New York Times
about us in The New York Times. April 24, 1996
Surely! Almost.
I hate the ads - especially now they are on top of the emails - but this must still be the path to the future of groups online. Is there a more public or open source alternative?
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