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Tom Patterson is the Bradlee Professor of Government and Press at Harvard Kennedy School's Shorenstein Center on the Press, Politics and Public Policy. He al... Via Ana Cristina Pratas
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This page delivers all references from my Epsilon2012 Forum+ session on practical examples of how to use social media for formal learning. Have a look at the Prezi, or scroll down for more referenc...
Prezi + liens, notes références de l'intervention de @dan_steer Via Yvan Noël
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Microsoft a publié une nouvelle version du client de synchronisation SkyDrive pour plusieurs plateformes. Au programme, on trouve une synchronisation partielle qui devrait être... Via AGIR Halle de Han
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MediaFuturist | The future of media, television, broadcasting (Futurist Speaker Gerd Leonhard) Really good prez worth see Via @FernandoCarrion, fabienne Olivier
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Brainstorming, whether you believe in it or shun it, is a fantastic neologism. But as Frog Principal Designer David Sherwin has found, it’s also a very American word--one that doesn’t exist in every language. Today, Frog will release the Collective Action Toolkit, a free, 72-page booklet that seeks to develop a universal framework for people of all ages and cultural backgrounds to tackle big problems in their communities. Developed over the past year, the CAT contains nary a mention of design (or brainstorming). Instead, it relies on a simple vocabulary to describe skills like building a team, carrying out research, and developing solutions. Want to figure out a way to help people in your community eat healthier? Have an idea for a small business? The CAT offers templates for activities to help get the idea off the ground. Via ddrrnt
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Over the past few years, transmedia storytelling has become a hot buzzword in Hollywood and Madison Avenue alike--"the next big thing" or "the last big thing" depending on whom you ask.
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Depuis quelques années maintenant, l’Internet des objets (également appelé M2M, machine to machine) fait couler beaucoup d’encre mais peine à s’installer au quotidien. On observe un développement important de la domotique [1] dans certains pays comme le Japon, où quelques modèles de maisons intelligentes ont vu le jour, mais le coût de ce type d’installation demeure élevé. Toutefois, l’Internet des objets concerne également des interactions simples entre un objet et un terminal (fixe ou mobile) : la plante verte signalerait que sa réserve d’eau est vide, un panneau d’affichage publicitaire indique qu’il est bloqué, un container à ordures qu’il est plein, etc. Cet Internet des objets pourrait se développer rapidement dans les années à venir. Via Pierre Tran
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This site has a huge collection of open access journals across a range of disciplines and languages. Very useful for research. Via Nik Peachey, Yuly Asencion, Shona Whyte
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Design, communication and marketing Via Elis S. de Pablo
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For many data visualization projects, information comes from a source that has already done some aggregation. This is both a blessing and a curse. Aggregation definitely simplifies the analysis and visualization process, but it can also greatly reduce the visualization and analysis options. This is because aggregation often destroys connections in data. For this reason, it's critical to have an in-depth and thorough knowledge and understanding of the information from aggregated information. There are several different visualization techniques that open up once we have the original data, such as Euler diagrams and parallel sets.
The extra information that can be obtained from visualizations is important to gaining a full understanding of the data, and it can lead to a much more interesting story, as well as far better visualizations and more accurate connections and links within those visualizations. So, when gathering data about something, remember to dig deeper into it, as there are many important connections that happen within data that can provide knowledge beyond just a simple average or total.
To learn more about the value of these connections, sourcing accurate data, and how it is transformed into useful graphics, read the complete article and check out the case study used to convey the main points outlined above... Via Lauren Moss 
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November 15, 2012 5:17 AM
the last graph on that page is really useful for understanding the data?
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L'essor du streaming, qui représente un pourcentage de plus en plus élevé de la bande passante, est l'illustration des usages de consommation des données : accéder à du contenu immédiatement. Via Matthieu Dufour |
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Drucker’s Knowledge Worker in the Age of Social Media: Content Curation for Professional Development
"Over half a century ago, management guru Peter Drucker presented the concept of the knowledge worker. Compared to the manual laborer, the knowledge worker focused on quality over quantity and worked more independently as problem solvers."
Over the many applications of Social Content Curation, Professional Development has been a strong trend. We keep observing it on Scoop.it but it's also been reported by Social Media influencers.
As more and more of us become Knowledge Worker, it should be no suprise that Content takes a growing importance on our Professional lives. So here's our take on it and why we announced this new integration with LinkedIn earlier today. Via Guillaume Decugis, Kim Flintoff, Ken Morrison, Louise Robinson-Lay, Amanda McAndrew 
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Trois sites proposés : SocialMention (qui n'a pas fonctionné de la journée, je ne peux donc pas vous en parler), YouSeeMii (intéressant) et PeerIndex (plus mystérieux).
C'est un banc d'essai qu'ils disaient... Via Yvan Noël
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Google has made it clear that they are pushing hard into the social media world with the Google plus platform. Because of the smashing success of social media networks like Facebook, Twitter, Quora, and LinkedIn, Google understands the value of social engagement and is working hard to strengthen their own platform. In building the Search Engine of the Future, a strong social platform is essential. Via sweetsfoods, Ileane Smith
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With #PillarofDefense, Israel this week launched the world’s first-ever hashtag-driven social media military offensive in Gaza Strip, followed by action on the ground. Via Mark Mayhew
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Read&Write Gold has released a great study skills toolbar that works in Chrome. The tool bar, from their textHelp, provides a dictionary, a picture dictionary, a reading tool bar (with read, pause reading and stop reading), and more. This post, by Paul Hamilton, also includes two videos that demonstrate several features. Via Beth Dichter
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Découvrez l'utilité offerte par Facebook pour socialiser vos sites internet ainsi que differents best practices. Via Ma veille
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Research now shows that when people use Twitter during classes, their engagement increases and they learn more.
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Internet en général et les réseaux sociaux en particulier regorgent de personnages singuliers, que l’on peut parfois aisément caricaturer. Après les 10 types d’accros aux réseaux sociaux ou encore les 11 types d’utilisateurs Facebook, voici donc les 36 types de fans Facebook, une présentation réalisée par l’agence Soap Creative. Les parodies de ce genre sont légion mais on ne s’en lasse pas ! Même si le trait est volontairement grossi, on retrouvera tout de même beaucoup de réalité dans ces portraits… Une traduction en français est disponible sous la présentation. et toi, qui es-tu ? Via Frédéric DEBAILLEUL, Isabelle Boucher-Doigneau - Cultureuse
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Sur le collectif, le nouvel épisode de « 60 secondes pour comprendre » vous parle de Pinterest, le nouveau réseau social qui fait un tabac…... Via Odile Dupont
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Imaginez vous parcourant une rue, smartphone en main. Celui-ci vous permet d'obtenir sans la moindre demande toutes sortes d’informations sur votre entourage.
Via Philippe Coup-Jambet
