Comments on: About http://webtastings.wordpress.com Fri, 07 May 2010 20:40:28 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ By: Monina http://webtastings.wordpress.com/about/#comment-123 Monina Fri, 12 Dec 2008 06:32:30 +0000 #comment-123 Stephan, thanks. After I wrote that comment, I browsed through many Wordpress.com and Wordpress.org themes and weighed the pros and cons of being on Wordpress.org and paying for a monthly web host which will give one access to themes and plug-ins. I decided that being on Wordpress.com and using Small Potato's Digg 3 Column theme will be as great. Besides just your theme, I find your posts on knowledge management extremely helpful for people like me in Asia. Keep writing. Stephan, thanks. After I wrote that comment, I browsed through many WordPress.com and WordPress.org themes and weighed the pros and cons of being on WordPress.org and paying for a monthly web host which will give one access to themes and plug-ins. I decided that being on WordPress.com and using Small Potato’s Digg 3 Column theme will be as great. Besides just your theme, I find your posts on knowledge management extremely helpful for people like me in Asia. Keep writing.

]]> By: Stephan http://webtastings.wordpress.com/about/#comment-119 Stephan Sun, 07 Dec 2008 14:55:10 +0000 #comment-119 Hi Monica, great to know that our blog is of use to you. The theme of this blog is called Digg 3 Column and we only customized the header image and the side bar widgets. --Stephan Hi Monica, great to know that our blog is of use to you. The theme of this blog is called Digg 3 Column and we only customized the header image and the side bar widgets. –Stephan

]]> By: Monina Escalada http://webtastings.wordpress.com/about/#comment-117 Monina Escalada Thu, 04 Dec 2008 23:25:40 +0000 #comment-117 Pete and Stephan, I've been following your blog. I'm so impressed with your layout and content. I have a blog, Devcompage (http://devcompage.com), which is an online resource on development communication for students, teachers and field workers. The content of Web Tastings is so relevant to my students. I really like your design. What theme are you using or did you design it yourselves? Pete and Stephan, I’ve been following your blog. I’m so impressed with your layout and content. I have a blog, Devcompage (http://devcompage.com), which is an online resource on development communication for students, teachers and field workers. The content of Web Tastings is so relevant to my students. I really like your design. What theme are you using or did you design it yourselves?

]]> By: links for 2008-10-07 « Knowledge Management News & Resources http://webtastings.wordpress.com/about/#comment-104 links for 2008-10-07 « Knowledge Management News & Resources Tue, 07 Oct 2008 08:30:41 +0000 #comment-104 [...] Web Tastings a blog about Web 2.0 and knowledge management for agriculture and rural development and will reflect on the usefulness and impact of the social web and its tools and approaches on development cooperation. You will find reviews of tools, books, events and other noteworthy news on this blog. (tags: Weblogs) [...] [...] Web Tastings a blog about Web 2.0 and knowledge management for agriculture and rural development and will reflect on the usefulness and impact of the social web and its tools and approaches on development cooperation. You will find reviews of tools, books, events and other noteworthy news on this blog. (tags: Weblogs) [...]

]]> By: Maxim Grouchevoi http://webtastings.wordpress.com/about/#comment-102 Maxim Grouchevoi Mon, 06 Oct 2008 16:16:37 +0000 #comment-102 Hello Pete! Hello Stephan! I am glad that I found your interesting blog. I am studying Knowledge Management and Organisation Development and do research in KM-Methods and Tools for intercultural Knowledge-Transfers in development policy programms/organisations (f.e. Worldbank or GTZ/Germany). I strongly believe that the main success criterias are -> the 2-ways knowledge-flow (cycle) and the properly focused and adressed intercultural communication aspects. it would be great to exchange ideas and good practices with you! Hello Pete! Hello Stephan!
I am glad that I found your interesting blog. I am studying Knowledge Management and Organisation Development and do research in KM-Methods and Tools for intercultural Knowledge-Transfers in development policy programms/organisations (f.e. Worldbank or GTZ/Germany). I strongly believe that the main success criterias are -> the 2-ways knowledge-flow (cycle) and the properly focused and adressed intercultural communication aspects. it would be great to exchange ideas and good practices with you!

]]> By: Laura Athavale Fitton http://webtastings.wordpress.com/about/#comment-3 Laura Athavale Fitton Wed, 23 Jan 2008 14:10:04 +0000 #comment-3 Pete and Stephan, hello! From our blog I could not find an email address or a way to get in touch, but I wanted to connect. I studied rural sociology in college (believe it or not), and am very interested in your topic. I want to give you a few Twitter IDs to follow and engage on the subject. It's bubbling up slowly, but the tool could be incredibly powerful for this area of work, and I LOVE that you guys are doing 2.0 for ag & rural dev. Pete and Stephan, hello! From our blog I could not find an email address or a way to get in touch, but I wanted to connect. I studied rural sociology in college (believe it or not), and am very interested in your topic. I want to give you a few Twitter IDs to follow and engage on the subject. It’s bubbling up slowly, but the tool could be incredibly powerful for this area of work, and I LOVE that you guys are doing 2.0 for ag & rural dev.

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