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memeio : The development and apprehension of new ideas in digital environments.

By Steven Ericsson-Zenith

Memeio is an IASE technology research project that explores the operation and development of concepts and human understanding in digital environments.

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Concept development and apprehension

What we are trying to achieve.

memeio is an umbrella project for IASE communications technology development. This project essentially asks what types of new document are possible in digital environments that enable the development and apprehension of new ideas.

memeio explores open content development in an open publishing environment. Open publishing environments are characteristic of new digital environments. In these environment many authors contribute, developing content that is navigated by a variety of readers with different needs.

Content in these environments is in various stages of maturity; containing undeveloped and error prone content from a variety of authors. The collection of authors possess differing levels of authority and creative ability. Examples of these environments include public environments like the World Wide Web and more constrained creative environments such as corporate management, product design and crisis management teams.

memeio began as a way for me to explore my own authoring, concept development and communication needs.

memeio is in its second phase of development and our aim is to build a set of technologies that investigate these issues and offer new solutions. memeio currently uses the latest XML technologies (XSLT, XQuery).

Sincerely,

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Dr. Steven Ericsson-Zenith.

Principal Investigator

Sunnyvale, California. USA.

March 24th, 2008

Concepts

communications: We refer here to communication between individuals of our species.

memeio: “meme”-“io”, refers to the input and output (io) of ideas (memes), their development and apprehension.

open content development: Take the set of documents that are the historical set in the development of any single final document, such as a book, report or design document, and at any point in that time-line attempt to navigate the concepts that are formed or partially formed within them. This is the problem that individuals face every day when they navigate the Web. It is also the problem that all executives face each day in the life of their company, and the problem that crisis managers face during each and every moment of a crisis. It is also the problem that every humble scholar, such as myself, faces when they navigate the combination of historical documents and contemporary contributions.

Copyright © 2008, Steven Ericsson-Zenith (All Rights Reserved)

Institute for Advanced Science & Engineering

A 501(c)3 nonprofit organization incorporated in California.

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