I Remember KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT WITH MEMES         

What is Memento?

Memento is a knowledge management system that works like a weblog. Where Memento differs from traditional journal weblogs is that it stores 'mind map'-style summaries of concepts and resources rather than daily entries. This puts what you've learnt in a form that's easier to remember and share with others.

Using Memento is deliberately simple, first you enter the knowledge you want to store, then you publish it to your personal webspace.
Entering Knowledge     Publishing Knowledge
The meme entry screen An example of a published meme
The units of knowledge in Memento are called memes, and are entered through your web browser. Memes consist of a central concept and any number of sub-concepts, together with a category, related URL bookmarks and relationships to other memes.

  • Learn more about entering content

    		• Sharing what you've entered is equally simple, Memento can automatically generate HTML pages for your memes and FTP them to your personal webspace. No manual editing is required, Memento even creates the indices for you.

  • See an example of Memento content online



    • Requirements

    Memento is a web-based application that should run on any platform, though you'll need a J2EE compatible webserver. To use it, download and install the following:
    Full installation instructions are included with the Memento download packages.
    If you have any problems, let me know.


    Last modified: August 04 2002 15:37:30