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Il y a quatre ans, un collectif s'est attaché à rédiger un guide d'autodéfense numérique afin de permettre à chacun d'utiliser les technologies numériques en ayant connaissance des bonnes pratiques en la matière. S'il ne prétend pas donner accès à une protection parfaite, ce guide offre toutefois des pistes pour appréhender correctement les outils technologiques et réduire la surveillance électronique. Via Frédéric DEBAILLEUL 
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"Pinterest confirmed our suspicions that the visual social network is ready to take on Google when it comes to search. At an event at Pinterest headquarters Thursday evening, CEO Ben Silbermann announced Guided Search, a new visual way to explore Pinterest’s more than 30 billion pins—links or images chosen by users and assigned by them to topical collections..."
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Nous avons listé une série de trucs et astuces vous permettant de vous familiariser avec la plate-forme Google+ et vous proposons de découvrir certaines de ses fonctions avancées.
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The Book Elf is the first eBook Sharing Network. We want to make sharing eBooks as easy as sharing print books, while still adhering to copyright laws.
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Do you have what it takes to effectively use the top 4 social networks? It's not as hard as you might think. Here are some tips and tricks worth knowing about! Via Mariano Fernandez S., Juergen Wagner
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Terms of Service; Didn't Read (ToS;DR) is an active project to fix the biggest lie on the web. We help you understand the Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policies of websites.
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Très intéressant.
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What our male correspondent found to like on the social network that mostly appeals to women.
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Many ways to use it. You can spend a lot of time on it, much more than you thought first, but I think it worth it. Have a try ! Here's an example of what you can do with it : http://pinterest.com/terheck/open-data/ or http://pinterest.com/terheck/digital-literacies-social-media/
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Internet et les outils numériques évoluent à grande vitesse, et modifient de façon profonde nos modes d'accès à l'information. De fait, ils facilitent la veille et le partage des savoirs. Ce diaporama illustre les évolutions de mes pratiques de veille.
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Qu’est-ce qu’un réseau social ? Comment définir ce type de plate-forme qui marque les pratiques contemporaines en ligne du grand public et de l’univers professionnel ?Comment catégoriser les différents services par objectifs, caractéristiques et enjeux d’usages. Le siteSavoirs CDI offre une typologie des réseaux sociaux avec des éléments de synthèse, des infographies, une définition formelle précise et plurielle ainsi que des ressources en ligne. Via Frédéric DEBAILLEUL, Veille digitale
Veille digitale's curator insight,
March 18, 2013 2:37 AM
Un focus sur les réseaux sociaux, celui ci y incluent questions, infographie, un dossier à lire lorsque vous débutez dans le domaine du social média. 
Agence SEO.fr's curator insight,
March 18, 2013 2:59 AM
Qu’est-ce qu’un réseau social ? Comment définir ce type de plate-forme qui marque les pratiques contemporaines en ligne du grand public et de l’univers professionnel
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Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Instagram – How Big Is Social Media Around The World? Via myriam, ABroaderView, donhornsby, juandoming
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Thomas Chardin's curator insight,
December 12, 2012 3:25 PM
L’heure est aux traditionnels bilans de fin d’année ! Même si elle n’est pas encore tout à fait terminée, on peut dire que 2012 aura été une année plutôt riche en ce qui concerne les média sociaux : le milliardième membre sur Facebook, la montée en puissance de Pinterest, les levées de fonds toujours plus énormes… Les chiffres traduisent l’engouement pour les médias sociaux, dont l’usage ne faiblit pas.
Mais que faut-il retenir de cette année 2012 ? Nous avons compilé ici 50 chiffres marquants, qui résument bien ce qu’il s’est passé sur les médias sociaux au cours des 12 derniers mois. En attendant 2013…
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Les médias sociaux sont maintenant assez matures pour avoir leurs propres mythes. Des mythes auxquels certains marketeurs se sont accrochés parce que, avouons-le, c’est un peu difficile d’être à jour sur ce qu’il se passe sur les médias sociaux. Via Jack Patterson, Michelle Laurissergues
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What people are sharing and how they’re sharing it is changing fast. A new infographic from Go-Gulf, a web design team based in Dubai, has gathered the latest data, which is now available in this newly released (July 2014) social media infographic. Here are the highlights… Via Lauren Moss
Rachel Turner Dool's curator insight,
October 26, 2014 6:47 AM
Wow! what a list of stats. Some really interesting ones here... 
CONETZAR's curator insight,
October 30, 2014 6:21 AM
¿Alguna vez te has preguntad qué comparte la gente en las redes sociales? Y, ¿por qué lo comparte? Esta interesante y completa infografía muestra los elementos más compartidos en las redes sociales durante el año 2013. Estos van desde vídeos hasta opiniones o noticias. También se analiza lo compartido en las diferentes redes sociales y por qué se eligen esos medios para compartirlo. Por último, es posible conocer los datos demográficos de los usuarios de redes sociales.
Para terminar... un dato curioso: Según este estudio, el país en el que más contenido se comparte a través de las redes sociales es Turquía, con un 93 %.
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When used correctly, any social network can become a great educational asset rather than an unintelligent distraction. You're on those social networks a lot anyways, so why not make the best of them? But doing that means finding the right people to follow. Depending on your interests, that may be more difficult than it sounds.…
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You have the right to remain private. Anything you post can and will be used against you.
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Dean Mantz's curator insight,
September 22, 2013 11:10 PM
This rescoop comes at the sharing of Ana Cristina Pratas onto her curation page Digital Delights. I like how the focus address the use of social networks as a structured organization for information gathering and ongoing shared learning.
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Social networks stand accused of being enemies of productivity. According to one popular (if questionable) infographic circulating online, the use of Facebook, Twitter and other such sites at work costs the American economy $650 billion each year. Our attention spans are atrophying, our test scores declining, all because of these “weapons of mass distraction.”
Yet such worries have arisen before. In England in the late 1600s, very similar concerns were expressed about another new media-sharing environment, the allure of which seemed to be undermining young people’s ability to concentrate on their studies or their work: the coffeehouse. It was the social-networking site of its day.
Like coffee itself, coffeehouses were an import from the Arab world. England’s first coffeehouse opened in Oxford in the early 1650s, and hundreds of similar establishments sprang up in London and other cities in the following years. People went to coffeehouses not just to drink coffee, but to read and discuss the latest pamphlets and news-sheets and to catch up on rumor and gossip.
Coffeehouses were also used as post offices. Patrons would visit their favorite coffeehouses several times a day to check for new mail, catch up on the news and talk to other coffee drinkers, both friends and strangers. Some coffeehouses specialized in discussion of particular topics, like science, politics, literature or shipping. As customers moved from one to the other, information circulated with them.
Click headline to read more-- Via Chuck Sherwood, Former Senior Associate, TeleDimensions, Inc
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July 14, 2013 12:14 PM
Tom Standage is the digital editor at The Economist and the author of the forthcoming book “Writing on the Wall: Social Media — The First 2,000Years." Another must read by Tom Standage is "The Victorian Internet".
GwynethJones's curator insight,
June 19, 2013 2:39 PM
Have you tried @eduClipper yet? Think of Scoop.it or Pinterest for Teachers & Students! Brilliant! It's one of the the Curation Sensations that's taking the nation!
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Alice Stardust's curator insight,
June 12, 2013 4:20 PM
"Le lexique des réseaux sociaux présente 300 entrées avec définitions illustrant les termes les plus courants dans le domaine des médias sociaux – réseaux sociaux. Il est également adapté à des néophytes de l’Internet et de la présence en ligne." 
Thierry Belleguic's curator insight,
June 12, 2013 4:43 PM
Le Gouvernement du Canada a publié en mai 2013 le lexique des médias sociaux (93 pages, en pdf) qui propose une terminologie uniforme en français et aussi en anglais dans le but d’une facilitation de la communication entre le gouvernement et les citoyens. De Arobase – Abonné à Wikiste en passant par gazouillis et épinglette. Une ressource unique et gracieuse à télécharger en langue française sur l’univers des réseaux sociaux.
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"Google+ has never looked and felt as it good as it does right now. Alas, looks aren't everything. A massive overhaul of the service, announced Wednesday during a keynote at Google's I/O conference for developers, has brought it in line with the most modern and functionally powerful Web design principles. It now has a multi-column layout, scrolling menu bars, and enormous images. Google also rolled out an umbrella messaging service called Hangouts, a standalone app for Web and mobile that neatens up the sloppy mess that was Voice, Talk, and Google+ messaging. All of this is great news for heavy users of Google+ who have been awaiting a design push that looks and feels like 2013. But there's still one giant problem plaguing the service and Google's entire social platform at large: the hub of your Google life is still an email address, and that's a nightmare for users with multiple Gmail accounts."
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On Feb. 15, the Archive Team, a loose collective of programmers and netizens, received its equivalent of a 911 call: The founder of Posterous, a blogging platform, announced the site was shutting down -- and taking its users' content down with it.
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Ce que vous faites est ce que vous êtes. Ou, plus exactement, ce que vous «likez» sur Facebook révèle votre personnalité.
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You are what you like. Si vous êtes sur Facebook, vous pouvez faire le test sur http://www.youarewhatyoulike.com/
Lien direct vers l'article original : Private traits and attributes are predictable from digital records of human behavior http://www.pnas.org/content/early/2013/03/06/1218772110.abstract
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Télécharger l’article en format PDF À lire également : Internet et réseaux sociaux : intelligence collective ou bazar virtuel? 2/3 Internet et réseaux sociaux : intelligence collective ou baz... Via renee fountain, Dominique Demartini
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It almost impossible to overstate Facebook's continuing dominance of the social media landscape. ...
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