Buddymeeting is a new free and open-source web-based conferencing service which allows anyone to have an online meeting session with up to 25 people at zero cost.
Features include PowerPoint (and PDF) presentation support, video and VoIP, whiteboarding, screen sharing, text chat, and tele-conferencing.
Buddymeeting sports a clean and effective user interface, that is simple and intuitive to use.
Recommended.
FAQ: http://buddymeeting.com/faq.php
Find out more: http://buddymeeting.com/
Via Robin Good 
Miles de menores de edad en el mundo han recibido orientación en línea para mejorar sus estudios y su autoestima... 
Karyn Campbell wrote this piece for Sparksheet - Great Observations and so true!
Intro:
"Before news aggregators, content curators, and Google’s omnipotent algorithm, the world’s information was sorted by real human beings."
Here's what caught my attention:
It comes down to trust
The web has offered us incredible options for how we buy products, talk to our friends, or experience media. Remember that adage “quality over quantity”? We can take that phrase literally online – quantity won’t go away; quality will just sit atop.
Sometimes we want someone to tell us, consistently, what’s true and what’s good. No wonder YouTube just relaunched its music page, enlisting writers for Vice, Spin and other major vloggers to curate its featured content.
**As Steve Jobs more radically put it, “It’s not the consumers’ job to know what they want.”
It comes down to trust. Because we are all so well trained in the art of branding, arguably at the expense of crafting things worthy of distribution,
**it becomes hard to trust the advice of a Wild West web.
Still, we’ll continue to take the word of our favourite industry insider, celebrity or uncle.
**Likewise, the smartest companies in this space will calibrate expertise with automation, math with emotion.
**Whether she’s a kid writing code or a poet in-the-making, look for the next generation Steve Jobs to carry on building, hiring, and perfecting these filters.
Absolutely!
http://sparksheet.com/return-of-the-editor-why-human-filters-are-the-future-of-the-web/ Via janlgordon El experto en redes sociales Jose Luis Orihuela habla sobre Twitter y como utilizarlo mas eficazmente. Via Ramon Aragon 
Online learning has made a major impact in the world of education. Recent studies show that online learning is an effective and reputable way to earn a college degree. Via Mariano Fernandez 
Many university students use scholarly databases like they would Google, revealing an astonishingly poor understanding of how to refine searches for better research results, a US study has found.The…... Via Judy O'Connell 
Manual de uso de la red social Google Plus (Google+). Explicación detallada de cada apartado. Via villaves56 
Existen varias herramientas gratuitas que permiten la producción de podcasts, tanto en línea, como fuera de línea. Via Ramon Aragon 
As the web becomes more and more inundated with blogs, videos, tweets, status updates, news, articles, and countless other forms of content, “information overload” is something we all seem to suffer. It is becoming more difficult to weed through all the “stuff” out there and pluck out the best, most share-worthy tidbits of information, especially if your topic is niche. Let’s face it, Google definitely has its shortcomings when it comes to content curation and the more it tries to cater to all audiences, the less useful it becomes.
The demand for timely, relevant content that is specific to our unique interests and perspectives has given rise to a new generation of tools that aim to help individuals and companies curate content from the web and deliver it in a meaningful way. These new tools range from simple, application-specific types such as social media aggregators and discovery engines, to more complex, full-blown publishing solutions for organizations.
Here’s a look at over 30 content curation tools..... [read full article http://j.mp/otl4y2] Via Giuseppe Mauriello 
Kids and iPads are a better fit than you'd think—as long as those little hands are clean.Thanks to a batch of free games, storybooks and teaching tools, the iPad can be a great tool for brightening a child's mind. And, unlike the iPad, a raft of great kids' apps are cheap. Via John Evans 
Hiperconectividad: se produce por el exceso en el uso de objetos electrónicos y consumo de Internet. |
Via Mariano Fernandez 
Michigan might be getting more cyber schools. Under legislation narrowly approved 20-18 by the Republican-led state Senate, Michigan's current cap of two cyber charter schools with approximately 1,400 students would be lifted. 
Un estudiante de Historia narra en tiempo «real» los acontecimientos acaecidos durante el conflicto bélico... Via F. Muñoz de la Peña 
Monterey College of Law, a California accredited law school located in Seaside, California is the first law school in the US to adopt the iPad as an integral part of the law school curriculum. Law students at Monterey College of Law returned from summer break to the exciting news that they are part of a unique pilot program that will provide iPads to each law student at the school Via John Evans
Many university students use scholarly databases like they would Google, revealing an astonishingly poor understanding of how to refine searches for better research results, a US study has found.The…... 
Research shows mobile technology is really changing children's brains. 
Game tactics, merit-driven rewards and making kids take responsibility for their own conduct can encourage even rote mastery of facts. 
Después de pasar un semestre con el iPad en la Escuela de Medicina, estas son mis apreciaciones con respecto a su uso, utilidades y limitaciones.... Via Valentina Jaramillo 
From the blogger who's looking to spice up a post to the hacker who needs a punchy image for her startup's Facebook ad, everyone is turning to freely and easily available Creative Commons content for a quick image fix. Via Judy O'Connell |
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