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John Gehl

According to our database1, John Gehl authored at least 53 papers between 2000 and 2009.

Collaborative distances:
  • Dijkstra number2 of four.
  • Erdős number3 of four.

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2009
An Interview with Peter Huber: Why 99.9 Percent Is Not Good Enough.
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John Gehl
Ubiquity, 2009

2008
An Interview with Randy Pausch: Immersed in the Future: On the Future of Education.
[BibTeX]
[DOI]
John Gehl
Ubiquity, 2008

An Interview with Frans Johansson: The Medici Effect.
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[DOI]
John Gehl
Ubiquity, 2008

A Farewell Message from Ubiquity Editor-in-Chief.
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[DOI]
John Gehl
Ubiquity, 2008

An Interview with Dr. Yi Pan of Georgia State University.
[BibTeX]
[DOI]
John Gehl
Ubiquity, 2008

Whatever happened to cybernetics?
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[DOI]
Ross A. Gagliano
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John Gehl
Ubiquity, 2008

2002
It's all about the database.
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[DOI]
John Gehl
Ubiquity, 2002

Ramping up the Internet.
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[DOI]
John Gehl
Ubiquity, 2002

S.S. Iyengar on the Paradigm Shift in Computing.
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[DOI]
John Gehl
Ubiquity, 2002

2001
Need 'Therapy' for your 'information pain'?
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[DOI]
John Gehl
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Suzanne Douglas
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Peter J. Denning
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Robin Perry
Ubiquity, 2001

Expect the unexpected.
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[DOI]
John Gehl
Ubiquity, 2001

How to Plan During Uncertain Times: An Interview with Hugh Courtney.
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[DOI]
John Gehl
Ubiquity, 2001

Do you have a license to drive that mouse?
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[DOI]
John Gehl
Ubiquity, 2001

Diversity in computing.
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[DOI]
John Gehl
Ubiquity, 2001

Using Ancient wisdom for better business.
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[DOI]
John Gehl
Ubiquity, 2001

Know your assets.
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[DOI]
John Gehl
Ubiquity, 2001

On the road to nirvana.
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[DOI]
John Gehl
Ubiquity, 2001

What lies beneath.
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[DOI]
John Gehl
Ubiquity, 2001

A conversation about - conversation.
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[DOI]
John Gehl
Ubiquity, 2001

Promoting the possible.
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[DOI]
John Gehl
Ubiquity, 2001

2000
Educational mind shift.
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[DOI]
Robert C. Heterick
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John Gehl
Ubiquity, 2000

Credit for computer crashes?: creative solutions to usability problems can serve all users.
[BibTeX]
[DOI]
John Gehl
,
Ben Shneiderman
Ubiquity, 2000

Revolutionizing the corporate culture.
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[DOI]
John Gehl
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Gary Hamel
Ubiquity, 2000

Question time: true leadership.
[BibTeX]
[DOI]
John Gehl
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Suzanne Douglas
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Peter J. Denning
,
Robin Perry
Ubiquity, 2000

Readers comments: knowledge management accelerates learning.
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[DOI]
John Gehl
Ubiquity, 2000

Reader comments: working knowledge.
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[DOI]
John Gehl
Ubiquity, 2000

Question time: Napster.
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[DOI]
John Gehl
Ubiquity, 2000

Reader comments.
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[DOI]
John Gehl
Ubiquity, 2000

Nanotechnology: designs for the future.
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[DOI]
John Gehl
Ubiquity, 2000

Reader comments: Will the Real MS Customer Please Stand Up?
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[DOI]
John Gehl
Ubiquity, 2000

Where do we go from here?: Bob Metcalfe talks about life, luck and choices.
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[DOI]
John Gehl
Ubiquity, 2000

The ongoing evolution of scientific supercomputing.
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[DOI]
John Gehl
Ubiquity, 2000

Reader comments: So-Called High Tech Solutions.
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[DOI]
John Gehl
Ubiquity, 2000

Reader comments: PGP Signatures for Electronic Documents?
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[DOI]
John Gehl
Ubiquity, 2000

Searching for the sweet spot: jamming with John Kao.
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[DOI]
John Gehl
Ubiquity, 2000

A call for early intervention: interview with Bill Joy.
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[DOI]
John Gehl
Ubiquity, 2000

Education in the new hi-tech world.
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[DOI]
John Gehl
Ubiquity, 2000

CyberAll: everywhere and forever, an interview with Gordon Bell.
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[DOI]
John Gehl
Ubiquity, 2000

Academia, tele-information, and the network of networks: a conversation with Eli Noam.
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[DOI]
John Gehl
Ubiquity, 2000

Common knowledge: an interview with Nancy Dixon.
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[DOI]
John Gehl
Ubiquity, 2000

Reader comments: letter on ageism.
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[DOI]
John Gehl
Ubiquity, 2000

Organizations and technology: an interview with Paul Duguid.
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[DOI]
John Gehl
Ubiquity, 2000

Why 99.9 percent is not good enough: an interview with Peter Huber.
[BibTeX]
[DOI]
John Gehl
Ubiquity, 2000

Dot to dot-com: talking with Donna Hoffman.
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[DOI]
John Gehl
Ubiquity, 2000

The future of the IT profession: an interview with Peter Denning.
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[DOI]
John Gehl
Ubiquity, 2000

New tools, new teaching for a different kind of student: an interview with Don Norman.
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[DOI]
John Gehl
Ubiquity, 2000

Understanding in the age of also: talking with Richard Saul Wurman.
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[DOI]
John Gehl
Ubiquity, 2000

Taking stock of the tech industry: talking with Denise Caruso, industry analyst and founder of Hybrid Vigor Institute.
[BibTeX]
[DOI]
John Gehl
Ubiquity, 2000

Reader comments: putting pretentious pontificators on notice.
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[DOI]
John Gehl
Ubiquity, 2000

Reader Comments: semantics aside, 'knowledge' can be managed.
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[DOI]
John Gehl
Ubiquity, 2000

What's New?: talking with inventor Bob Olodort.
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[DOI]
John Gehl
Ubiquity, 2000

Building community for the new information technology professional: an interview with John White.
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[DOI]
John Gehl
Ubiquity, 2000

Lessons in life from the Net: Chatting with Vint Cerf.
[BibTeX]
[DOI]
John Gehl
Ubiquity, 2000


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