Our Panel Members

It's time to introduce the panel members.

The Rev. A. K. M. Adam is an associate professor of New Testament at the Seabury-Western Theological Seminary. He writes and speaks on postmodern Biblical interpretation, theology and technology. AKMA's deep and eloquent weblog, AKMA's Random Thoughts, often drives many discussions among many thinkblogs on the nature of the weblog and the state of the social Web.

Jim McGee is a Clinical Professor of Technology and E-Commerce at the Kellogg School of Management. Not only has Jim done some of the original research on topics like information architecture, knowledge management, technology-induced organizational change, and electronic commerce, but he has actually designed and built systems and strategies involving these topics in the real-world. Jim runs McGee's Musings, a widely read 'klog' or knowledge management blog.

Nazarin Hamid is a designer, programmer and musician in Chicago IL. He has lived on three continents and loves the world wide web. Naz's Absenter, is a "linear narrative", an online journal crafted with wit humor and a deep personal voice. Naz also runs a photo journal "an attempt to record narratives visually in a lifetime" and contributes to many online projects.

Dan Hartung a network engineer in Chicago, has "been on the internet since you had to explain what it was." Dan writes the 3 year-old Lake Effect, a news and link focused weblog which is one of the better blogs at providing a wealth of resources within the commentary. One of the smarter, more objective political and news bloggers, Dan also participates in numerous other Web discussions and community blogs. Dan's name is commonly seen at the end of many thoughtful posts and comments on Metafilter and Blogroots, where he drives many insightful discussions.

Paul McCann is a Web and graphic designer in Chicago who makes a living building and using the Web. Paul runs 2 weblogs, KIPlog, a 3 year-old link-driven weblog which focuses on knowledge found on the Web, which tends to be extremely general, and Foodblog, a recipe and food related blog.

Posted by kiplog at October 04, 2002 02:02 PM