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posted on Wednesday, September 24, 2008 7:56 AM

socialmedia Welcome to my series of blog posts on the ABC's of Social Media, a tool that you can use to make you more "hip" in the world of Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn (just to name a few).  Today's letter is "K".  K words include Keywords and Knowledge, but I thought Klog to be a bit more unique.  No, it's not the wooden shoe, but a specific type of blog dedicated to knowledge.

"K" is for Klog

clogs Klog

Pronounced: Klawg

A klog, short for Knowledge Blog, is a type of blog usually used as an internal/Intranet blog that is not accessible to the general public that serves as a knowledge management system.  The term "klog" is also being used to describe a blog that is technical content oriented.  To "klog" can mean "to author a knowledge blog", and a "klogger" is a person who knowledge blogs.


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