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Au royaume de l'information, le renseignement est roi ! Pour demeurer agiles et compétitives, les organisations doivent s'informer en continu et apprendre sans cesse. Alors comment capitaliser sur ces flux d’informations pour en dégager des renseignements utiles et comment créer une culture d’apprentissage en continu ? La curation bien sûr ! 
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THEY SAY IT’S FRIENDSHIP. WE SAY IT’S UNWAGED WORK. WITH EVERY LIKE, CHAT, TAG OR POKE OUR SUBJECTIVITY TURNS THEM A PROFIT. THEY CALL IT SHARING. WE CALL IT STEALING. WE’VE BEEN BOUND BY THEIR TERMS OF SERVICE FAR TOO LONG—IT’S TIME FOR OUR TERMS.
TO DEMAND WAGES FOR FACEBOOK IS TO MAKE IT VISIBLE THAT OUR OPINIONS AND EMOTIONS HAVE ALL BEEN DISTORTED FOR A SPECIFIC FUNCTION ONLINE, AND THEN HAVE BEEN THROWN BACK AT US AS A MODEL TO WHICH WE SHOULD ALL CONFORM IF WE WANT TO BE ACCEPTED IN THIS SOCIETY. OUR FINGERTIPS HAVE BECOME DISTORTED FROM SO MUCH LIKING, OUR FEELINGS HAVE GOTTEN LOST FROM SO MANY FRIENDSHIPS.
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C’est l’inoxydable marronnier des calendriers en passe de s’achever : l’heure des bilans de l’année écoulée et des prédictions pour l’année à naître :
5 points évoqués début 2013 • Tout ne sera que réputation • Plus rien n’est off • Local ou global, telle n’est plus la question • Bad buzz et temps réel • L’infowar n’est plus un mythe
Tendance n°1 : Du contenu mais pas du bla-bla Tendance n°2 : La réputation se construira ensemble Tendance n°3 : Les foules se défoulent Tendance n°4 : L’éthique viendra de l’intérieur Tendance n°5 : L’infowar se sophistique 2014 : Année du passage à l’acte plutôt que la prise de conscience ?
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Watch this trailer to check out the Scoop.it team in action, literally. Co-founders Guillaume Decugis and Marc Rougier plan to save the world. How? With a secret plan, code name: Humanrithm. What is this? A powerful combination of technology and community-driven content curation.
Christophe CESETTI's insight:
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Social Teaching by Design Sample Assignments Using Social & Mobile Tools: A Quick Idea Roundup Via Anne Whaits
Pauline Farrell's curator insight,
February 2, 2014 2:29 AM
worth wathcing and planning... have a big project tis year... 
J. Mark Schwanz's curator insight,
February 9, 2014 10:39 AM
A collaborative flipbook seems like a great idea. I think I will try Haiku Deck today. 
Jordan Funke's curator insight,
June 11, 2014 12:08 PM
This presentation details six highly creative and technology based ways that teachers could incorporate design into their classroom, and use it for assessment. The ideas are as follows: flipbooks, mindmaps, photoquotes, infographics, flashcards and social bookmarking. I like this article a great deal because it in itself is a great example of using technology to design a visually appealing presentation that presents information in a more creative and user-friendly way. It is a designed solution to the problem of getting readers to engage with your content in an information-saturated society!
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Si le web donne plus d'ampleur aux mouvements collectifs, l'engagement ne naît pas en ligne. Il y aurait une continuité entre les personnes prenant part à des protestations dans le monde réel et leurs comportements en ligne. Via Pierre Wouters
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