Social media marketing is getting incredibly complicated.
Help us connect all US schools with the world by 2016 (RT @globaledcon: Nice collection of global collaboration related items from Connect All Schools on Scoop It!
Excerpted from article: "Much of today’s deliberate curation services recommend content algorithmically, based on your particular taste in news. But automated suggestions pose the inherent risk that we may only consume stories and angles tailored to our existing beliefs.
A budding service that clearly distinguishes itself from its competitors is Ongo, a news curation platform that combines the best of automation and manual curation, thanks to its team of expert editors.
Ongo is unique in two ways. First, it has built its platform based on authoritative sources of news from the New York Times and Reuters. It prides itself on a strict standard of quality for news delivered to Ongo users, while boasting partnerships with the top content providers within each genre of news.
Second, Ongo is run using an internal algorithm recommending a selection of 10,000 articles daily for its editors to choose from. The editors will then curate authoritative and must-know news.
On the front end, the publications are packaged into “Titles” that users can pick and choose to appear in their news feeds.
The caveat is that while some publication Titles are free to read, many other titles require a monthly subscription ranging from $0.99 to upwards of $9.99..."
Read full article here: http://j.mp/IKB35C
Check out Ongo: http://www.ongo.com
Via Giuseppe Mauriello
Robin Good: Idroo is a Windows-only downloadable collaborative whiteboard that works seamlessly with Skype.
Key features include: Real-time collaborative editing Unlimited participants Tools for math tutoring Multiple drawing and writing tools Images upload or paste from clipboard or drag-and-drop directly into the IDroo window.
N.B.: The software if free for personal and home use, but you’ll need to pay a fee for commercial or educational use.
Download: http://www.idroo.com/download (Win only)
Via Robin Good
RT @nextbigfuture: IMEC: 60-GHz transceiver offers 7-Gbps short range data rate: Imec, in collaboration with Panasonic, has develop...
Our students today are digital natives. They have never known a time without computers, cell phones or even cell phones without cameras. For educators to teach them effectively, we have to meet the...
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Via Gust MEES
The world of social interaction, fuelled by the plethora of social media tools, has opened up new opportunities to learn and share.
I've been working on a new book called Hip-Hop Theory: The Blueprint to 21st Century Culture about how Hip-hop culture preconfigures many of the forms and...
Amazon.com: Digital Tectonics (9780470857298): Prof.
TwitChimp.com is a web application that leverages the Twitter API to provide curated lists of Twitter users. The application is still in a beta testing period but is open to any who would like to try it in this early stage of development.
The purpose of TwitChimp.com is to enable any Twitter user to create and curate directories of Twitter users. Curated lists are important because they can help reduce the signal to noise ratio in Twitter.
Here are some features: - An ability to easily create and curate feature-filled lists of twitter accounts on any topic you desire.
Read more here: http://twitchimpblog.com/2012/04/latest-twitchimp-list-curation-search-and-discovery-features-announced/ Try out it now: http://twitchimp.com Via Giuseppe Mauriello
After five years pursuing the social-local-mobile dream, we need a fresh paradigm for technology startups.
The mobile phone will become the primary means of Internet access across the globe, and DRM will be well on its way out the door by 2020, according to...
Amazon.com: Open Government: Collaboration, Transparency, and Participation in Practice (9780596804350): Daniel Lathrop, Laurel Ruma: Books (so many books, so little time "Open Gov't: Collaboration, Transparency, and Participation in Practice" by ...
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Mimi Ito - DIY culture is creating a larger digital divide.
An online education organization backed and funded by MIT and Harvard University will use open-source technology to offer free classes over the Internet, the two...
New York Times (blog)ROFLCon III brings memes to MIT to talk internet cultureBoston.comROFLCon, an internet culture conference established in 2008, will welcome a wide array of internet celebrities, bloggers, and experts to discuss memes--where...
2 billion people are online. 85% of customers expect businesses to be active in social media. Word of mouse = word of mouth.
Here are 7 reasons - http://bit.ly/JrexbQ - and some thought provoking questions to get you loving Facebook, Twitter, emarketing, blogs and more...
#1. 80% businesses are NOT passionate Show you’re human. Business is built on relationships. Your web presence must show you are passionate #2. 55% more web visitors & 67% more leads for businesses that blog #3. 68% Email subscribers & Twitter followers are likely to buy #4. 20-30% Emarketing response rate #5. 30% customer questions & compliments get no reply #6. 77% customers read brand posts but don’t comment #7. 71% complaints on Twitter are NOT responded to
Download / Embed: http://bit.ly/JrexbQ ; Via maxOz, janlgordon
Personal Branding With Social Media Infographic via Chris Voss
Why having the right social media tools matter:
"Social media tools have the tremendous power to put you in contact with thousands of people in order to build your online brand you need to know all of the possibilities, as well as how all of your activities are working together.
It's important to be consistent so that each part of your social media network is contributing positively to the brand you are trying to build.
Selected by Jan Gordon covering "Content Curation, Social Busines and Beyond"
See full infographic here: [http://bit.ly/JMXlS0] Via janlgordon
Recent privacy controversies for Google and other Internet companies show the pains of an industry intent on changing the world.
Amazon.com: Wikis For Dummies (9780470043998): Dan Woods, Peter Thoeny: Books (Wikis For Dummies (Paperback): Corporations have finally realized the value of collaboration tools for knowledge...)...
Robin Good: Let's CC is a specialized search engine that can find any image, sounds, video or text that has been published under a Creative Commons license and is available for re-use.
Free to use.
Very useful. 8/10
Try it out now: http://eng.letscc.net/ ; Via Robin Good
... the lens of experience, Gabriel Shalom in our many conversations about digital aura recognition (AUREC), hypercubism & object orientation and Wildcat recontextualizing the role of the knowmad in relation to aesthetics.
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