Publications

Bouman, W. & Hoogenboom, T. (2008). A league on its own: Towards a new ontology for social software. Conference proceedings of the 4^th International Conference on Organizational Learning, Knowledge and Capabilities. Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

Bouman, W., Hoogenboom, T., Jansen, T., De Bruin, B. & Huizing, A. (2007). The realm of sociality: Notes on the design of social software. Conference proceedings of the 28^th International Conference on Information Systems. Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

Hoogenboom, T., Kloos, M., Bouman, W. & Jansen, R. (2007). Sociality and learning in social software. International Journal on Knowledge and Learning, vol. 3, no. 4-5, pp. 501-514.

Hoogenboom, T. (2006). Knowledge brokering: Explaining the social and structural aspects of brokering. Amsterdam, Lulu self-publications.

About

This blog is maintained by Tim Hoogenboom. This blog reflects the current state of his thinking on themes like sociality, object-centered sociality, structuration and learning in the domain of social software.

Tim graduated with honours at the University of Amsterdam (UvA) for his MSc. Information Sciences. He is Research Fellow at the UvA and member of the Maatschap with which he undertakes scientific endeavors on the subject of sociality.

In daily life he enjoys working as a Process Manager at the IT-department at an international utilities company.

Contact him at: mail [at] timhoogenboom.nl