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Veilleur invétéré sur l’Internet d’aujourd’hui, sur des tendances en devenir et spécialiste de la formation, Frédéric Debailleul propose un tutoriel via une présentation très didactique : Formation réseaux sociaux : développez votre notoriété professionnelle sur Internet.
Via Frédéric DEBAILLEUL
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Le réseau des EPN des Landes a publié 3 vidéos de formation et un dossier téléchargeable pour prendre en main différents outils en ligne de la gamme Google : Google Drive(aussi appelé Google Documents) et Google Images. Ces différents tutoriels vidéo ont comme originalité de parcourir étape par étape les fonctionnalités essentielles de logiciels « dans les nuages » de la célèbre firme.
Via Frédéric DEBAILLEUL
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Histoire de partir sur de bonnes bases en 2013, j’ai jugé bon de vous concocter un article sur votre vie numérique. En effet, si celle-ci peut vous sembler anodine, elle peut vous pourrir la vie dans certains cas. Via Freewares&Tutos
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Twitonomy est une sorte de Google analytics mais pour un compte Twitter. Via JP Fourcade
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Mark Twain once described a "classic" as a book that people praise but don't read. Twain never read Marshall McLuhan's Understanding Media, but then neither have many other people--it's not exactly a page-turner. But this classic study of media's effects on the individual and society turns 40 years old this year, and its insights remain as pertinent as ever.
... Via Jérôme Riguidel
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RT @PSEVEZsj: "Enfants et écrans" : psychologie et cognition par H.Guillaud InternetActu http://t.co/Ko6u5DQJ Via Michelle Laurissergues
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Veille digitale's comment,
February 1, 2013 3:33 AM
+1 Stéphane pour le MT, et oui le petit"." devant l'arobase va modifier la visibilité du Tweet.. voir la rendre "public"
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The Future of Libraries: INFOGRAPHIC (RT @transportgooru: The Future of Libraries: INFOGRAPHIC http://t.co/Kk6pdmxC via @appnewser CC: @Tranlib) Via Dr. Steve Matthews 
Annemarijs's curator insight,
January 29, 2013 3:48 AM
Zijn de Amerikaanse trends ook van toepassing op de Nederlandse situatie?
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Publication, modération, suivi de l’e-réputation, gestion de campagnes publicitaires sur les réseaux sociaux… le métier de community manager a de multiples facettes et nécessitte d’avoir recours à certains outils pour être plus efficace. Les services proposés sont nombreux, je vous propose une sélection de 10 outils simplifiant la vie de nos chers community managers… Via Alexandre Kuhn
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logiciel gratuit Azendoo Fr 2013 licence gratuite Gestion de projet - Collaboratif - Entreprise - Multi-langage Le logiciel de gestion de projet Azendoo est gratuit pour tous, sans limite de nombre de projets, jusqu'à 5 membres par espace de collaboration. Planifiez. Collaborez. Communiquez. Réussissez. La plateforme collaborative d’Azendoo vous permet une gestion de projet simplifiée, pratique et ludique pour tous. Redécouvrez le management de projet sous un nouveau jour. Organisez votre quotidien
Via blasco IA
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Aux Etats-Unis, trois personnes accusés d'avoir créé et diffuser le virus Gozi qui a infecté un million d'ordinateurs doivent répondre de leurs actes face à la justice américaine.
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Depuis que je parle des Twittclasses sur le blog, j’ai régulièrement des questions d’enseignants qui souhaitent se lancer. C’est génial : c’est contagieux ! Alors je vais essayer de faire ici un petit « pas à pas » pour créer sa Twittclasse. Via Rosine Perrier-Kabré, Marcello Stoll |
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Kurt Vonnegut is known for his Shapes of Stories talk. In this video, he talks about how stories all have the same “shape” or storyline to them. I found this video pretty hilarious because I knew exactly what he was talking about. Via liaoyong
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TAGtivate is a startup that simplifies content browsing on the world wide web. Browse and share the content you want by taking advantage of the power of hash... Via Robin Good 
Beth Kanter's comment,
January 30, 2013 9:54 PM
Okay, was all excited thinking I could sign up and play with the tool, but looks they haven't launched yet...
Robin Good's comment,
January 31, 2013 2:19 AM
Hi Beth, you are right. I understand. Go get excited though with Scoopweb, I think you will truly enjoy that one.
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Quelles ressources faut-il développer ? Autour des mots clés que nous connaissons « papier », « numérique », « collaboratif », « libre », la Journée du numérique 64 a réuni plusieurs intervenants en séance plénière pour recueillir des points de vue très différents sur la question. Via ludovia magazine, Caroline Soubic 
ludovia magazine's curator insight,
January 29, 2013 9:11 AM
« Les éditeurs scolaires bougent, ils innovent, nous ne sommes pas une espèce en voie de disparition »
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Avec l'arrivée du Graph Search sur Facebook et du Knowledge Graph sur Google, il est plus que jamais primordial de savoir paramétrer ses différents comptes. Via Pascal Minguet
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IIn the digital age, the difference between information and knowledge is important and it is going to become even more important. This is in no way an academic debate that I am trying to jump into, 20 years late. Many people, smarter than me, have given this discussion much more thought. What I am trying to suggest is that context is a critical piece of information, and without context all you are giving back is data, information at best. In order to present knowledge, information, data, insights and experience need to be in a continuous loop. This is especially true in the digital age of rapid communications. Teams need to think through as many scenarios as possible and make sure the context is carefully considered.
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From a spit test for cancer to a shot that helps your body re-grow nerves along your spinal cord, these new advances in the world of medicine blur the line between biology and technology—to help restore, improve and extend our lives. Via Jean-Philippe BOCQUENET
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My classmates and I are in the Design for Social Innovation program because we identified problems in our communities, companies, or cultures and are keen to figure them out. But before talking about any solution or outcome, one must first frame the problem—by thoughtfully examining the system it’s part of to understand where and how to get involved. Learning to use systems thinking, a holistic approach to problem solving that emphasizes contextual understanding, has helped me with team management, project planning, creative work, and even relationships. And for wicked problems like healthcare that confront business, nature, and society, it’s proving to be imperative.So, where to even begin? “We have to invent boundaries for clarity and sanity,” advises systems thinking pioneer Donella Meadows. Sometimes a simple infographic works to tell the story. Designing visual maps and models helps us immediately find connections and describe relationships. Creating models helps in seeing the big picture and one's place within it. Via Lauren Moss 
Martin (Marty) Smith's comment,
January 28, 2013 7:14 PM
I think "design" and "programming" are rushing at each other at light speed. Web pages will be made from branching if,then,else algorithms soon. Can't just drip paint on a canvas, so design's function will be making those algorithms make visual sense.
Gordon Shupe's curator insight,
February 8, 2013 6:38 AM
Info graphics don't really include digital photography, generally, but they are a fascinating way of displaying understanding, telling a story, and implying solutions.
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Connaissez-vous Powerbot ? C’est un service qui vous permettent de lier votre compte Gmail et Google Agenda à Evernote. Via Guillaume Dardier
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Darwin's theory of evolution is one of the greatest of all time. It's also one of the most controversial. This article presents the most fundamental concepts of the theory. We'll also provide results of modern science and discuss to which extend to they confirm Darwin's postulates. Via Cornélia Castro
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Google Plus est le réseau social intégrant les différents services en ligne de Google, un réseau qui connait actuellement une belle croissance (voir les chiffres 2012) et que vous allez utiliser même si vous ne le savez pas encore. Via JC Dichant 
JC Dichant's curator insight,
January 28, 2013 6:11 AM
Le second volet de mon dossier consécré à Google Plus
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The winners of the European Commission’s awards are a project to imitate the brain and one to develop new materials for information technology - BRUSSELS — Projects to imitate the brain and to develop new materials for information technology have won awards of about 1 billion euros each that will be announced Monday by the European Commission. The awards, the largest of their kind ever made by the European authorities and equivalent to about $1.35 billion each, are aimed at helping innovative industries in the European Union and nonmember countries like Switzerland. “Europe’s position as a knowledge superpower depends on thinking the unthinkable and exploiting the best ideas,” Neelie Kroes, the European commissioner for information technology, said in a statement prepared in advance of the formal announcement. The goal is to “keep Europe competitive, to keep Europe as the home of scientific excellence,” Ms. Kroes said. About half the money, which is to be disbursed over a decade, is expected to come from governments, and the rest from companies, institutes and universities, according to European Union officials. Details of how an initial payment of 54 million euros, almost $73 million, for each project will be allocated should be decided in the coming months, officials said. A selection committee of scientists and industrialists took two years to whittle a list of more than 20 projects down to two winners. The members of the selection committee have not been identified, but European Union officials said they were carefully vetted to avoid any conflicts of interest. The Human Brain Project aims to create the most accurate simulation to date of the brain and its functions. The project could help aid diagnoses of diseases, help with the testing of new drugs, and develop supercomputing techniques modeled on the brain. The project involves scientists from 87 institutions and will be led by Henry Markram, a professor at École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne in Switzerland. Partners in that project include the Institut Pasteur in France, I.B.M. in the United States and SAP in Germany. The project on new materials will focus on ultrathin graphene, which conducts electricity better than copper, is up to 300 times stronger than steel and could be used to build better display screens. European officials say graphene could also replace and redefine components in devices like computers and phones by, for example, making them foldable. . Via Wildcat2030
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François Béguin et Martine Laronche : "Dans un chat sur Le Monde.fr, le psychiatre Serge Tisseron estime que l'usage des écrans par les enfants doit être accompagné et l'autorégulation encouragée…
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Je remercie Jean-Luc Raymond et NetPublic pour ce coup de projecteur...