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I found a post on an AI application on my friend, Carmen Maranon's blog. It's worth playing with "Tia" to get some ideas how "she" might be used for an educational or training application. Right off the top, I can think of several--especially K-12.
(Can see I've got a lot to learn about using trackback!)
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Found the excellent TypePad User's Board (http://blog.liquidvolt.com/typepad/) that you listed on your site, Aaron, and found enough info that I think I've got it. The vital piece of info I was missing was the fact that trackback does NOT automatically copy the article you are tracking back. Apparently, you have to do that manually (or via a permalink which I haven't figured out yet). Trackback simply lets the other blog know that you've referenced their article--a way of being polite.
Wonder if you'll get a notify that I've responded to your comment. That would be a nice feature to have.
Oh, I've so much to learn about this blogging thing!
Posted by: Fontaine | October 02, 2003 at 12:23 PM
I know how Trackback works but I can't explain it properly. Typepad developers will make it easier as well. (We presently have to go to the bottom of the post page to even add the option for "pinging".)
Typepad is excellent though and so are your blogs.
Posted by: Aaron | September 29, 2003 at 09:42 PM