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Chaque mois, pour Internet Pratique , Maître Bensoussan, avocat spécialisé dans les nouvelles technologies, éclaire d’un regard nouveau et avisé, l’usage des technologies du numérique dans notre quotidien. No comment yet.
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La fiche Gérer son image sur Internet propose des exercices pratiques axés sur la réflexion par rapport aux notions d’identité numérique, de traces laissées sur Internet, de la e-réputation, de la vie privée et des données personnelles… Tout en s’attachant à la langue française et à ses subtilités. Via LAFORGE Didier, CECI Jean-François, Aurélie GUELLIL, Mounira HAMDI, Veille digitale 
france legault's curator insight,
May 3, 2013 9:09 AM
Un bon dossier complet sur la question de l'identité numérique 
Mylène Côté's curator insight,
May 3, 2013 3:03 PM
Wow ! J'adore la rubrique qui définit les 4 types de "Facebookiens".
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Infographics have become very famous the past years, and there have been have been numerous examples and posts showcasing inspiring and creative infographics related to certain topics across the internet.
This particular collection of designs includes 10 infographics that are not all focused on a specific niche subject, though they can all serve as examples of creative visualizations and innovative ways to convey information. Hopefully they will help inform or provide inspiration for any potential new and developing data visualization projects you may be working on... Via Lauren Moss, Dave Wood
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When former New York Times public editor Arthur Brisbane asked earlier this year whether reporters for the paper should be “truth vigilantes,” the response was immediate and decisive: of course they should, readers said — after all, wasn’t that...
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Le copier-coller, cette plaie du web… Cela ne fait jamais vraiment plaisir de voir le contenu que l’on a écrit, dessiné, photographié, filmé, être plagié sans vergogne.
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Datashift has released a new query builder for customers working with social media. It answers a simple question: what do you do as a company, with all that data, all the Tweets, Facebook and blog comments about you? Via Rami Kantari
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Utiliser les mots clés populaires pour générer du trafic et la longue traîne pour générer du profit. C'est ce que confirme les conclusions de cette étude. Via Arobasenet
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This interactive image by Dennis OConnor is exactly what PYP teachers need to refer to when helping students with inquiry projects. As students learn to use their research skills, they need to rely on a model that embeds digital citizenship skills as well as critical thinking skills. Via Jessica V Allen
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Les réseaux sociaux sont à la mode, c’est indéniable. Ils peuvent être d’une force redoutable si et seulement si ces réseaux sont bien maîtrisés. Via Cédric Debacq
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Utilitaire gratuit et portable permettant d'afficher ou de cacher instantanément les extensions des fichiers, d'afficher ou non les fichiers et dossiers cachés... Via Freewares&Tutos
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The Archivist est une superbe application conçue spécialement pour Twitter. A partir d’une recherche, que ce soit un sur mot, une phrase, un hashtag (#), un nom d’utilisateur Twitter (@)…, vous aurez la possibilité de visualiser et de sauvegarder un fichier Excel contenant tous les tweets en rapport avec cette recherche.
De nombreux graphiques statistiques sont mis à disposition selon la recherche : Volume de tweets, top des utilisateurs, tweets et retweets, top URLs, source des tweets. On a également la possibilité de sur les graphiques pour les agrandir et éventuellement les sauvegarder.
Le détail des tweets est affiché dans une fenêtre de résultats permettant de les passer en revue un par un.
Je trouve cet outils vraiment complet et surtout GRATUIT. Son petit plus et qu’il permet également de sauvegarder tous les Tweets de la recherche dans un fichier Excel.
The Archivist : http://www.tweetarchivist.com/ Via Guillaume Dardier, Augustin, 173 Sud, Audrey Gosseaume, Guy St-Onge |
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Regarder la venue de votre auteur préféré à la librairie Dialogues ? Retrouver tout ce qui s’est dit et échangé sur le sport, ces derniers temps, dans le Pays de Brest ? Revoir ou réécouter cette conférence que vous aviez suivie à la bibliothèque ? C’est désormais possible, avec le Portail des Savoirs du Pays de Brest. Via Bernard BRUNET
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Using Content Curation To Find New Customers.
Being an Internet marketer for many years I’ve seen the landscape change many times but one thing has stayed the same “Content is King”, when it comes to driving traffic to a website.
As a business owner we all want to get new customers to our websites. Many have tried blogging to drive traffic to their website and due to a shortage of hours in a day they end up dropping the blog or hiring ghost writers to develop content for the site. We now have a new player on the net and it comes in the form of Content Curation. No it will not completely eliminate business owners creating content for their website but adds a whole new area of content development for a website.
Over the past two years I’ve tested different content curation sites and tools and have found Scoop.it to be the leader in both innovation and traffic building potential.
Below are examples on how Scoop.it can drive traffic and help to show the world, yes the world that your business knows your market.
In this article are 3 areas that when done correctly can drive new traffic to your business or brand?.
*** If you would like help setting up a Scoop.it traffic generator for your company. Contact Brian at 1-888-535-9139 or Email Me ideas@marketinghits.com ***
Via Brian Yanish - MarketingHits.com
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"In this video I describe the Three Eras of knowledge management that I have previously written about on this blog, Where Knowledge Management has Been and Where it is Going – Part One, Part Two, and Part Three.
My understanding about the third era continues to grow so I have elaborated the third era in this post. In the earlier blog post I called the third era, “collective knowledge” and I remain convinced that collective knowledge is at the heart of this change. It is the "means," but what is being managed are ideas. So I am using “Idea Management" as the label for the third era both in this video and in the accompanying chart.
The first two eras, Information Management and Experience Management dealt with existing knowledge, that is, knowledge that an individual or a group has gained and is available to be shared with others. The third era is about the creation or development of ideas that have not existed before."
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"Achieving true collaboration — in which the whole is definitely more than the mere sum of the individual parts — is difficult in any environment. People have to set aside their egos, trust one another, and share their expertise willingly. In a virtual workplace, collaboration can be all the more difficult to attain, especially when team members work for different companies, are essentially strangers to one another, and have different cultural and professional backgrounds. We have interviewed a number of researchers on this topic and have also studied dozens of virtual teams, some that possessed that magic of collaboration and numerous others that didn't. Here are some of the lessons we've learned:
- Adjust for size. - Don't be afraid of social media. - Play games. - Train for collaboration. - Have role clarity but task uncertainty. "
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Armstrong a officiellement perdu aujourd'hui ses sept titres du Tour de France. Quel avenir en termes d'image pour celui qui est qualifié de plus grand tricheur de l'histoire du sport ? Via Denis PLAN
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Meet Nelson, Coupland, and Alice — the faces of tomorrow's book. Watch global design and innovation consultancy IDEO's vision for the future of the book. Wha... Via Becca Johnson
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2012 has been the year of MASSIVE growth for YouTube.com, but it’s also been a year of MASSIVE changes. The last few months have seen some exciting additions that we can all take advantage of. If you feel overwhelmed trying to keep up with everything, here’s the only thing you really need to understand: YouTube wants you to get more views. They are consistently encouraging (and rewarding) those who are putting out desirable content. The following four features are all “tactics” you can implement to increase views and expand your audience reach. …but only if you have good content. Via Ileane Smith
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C'est avec émotion et surtout regret que je relaye ici la fin du Mastère Spécialisé Intelligence Economique et management des connaissances du SKEMA (anciennement CERAM). Via Clément Rousset
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La lecture de la semaine provient de la rubrique “technologies” du site d’information américain Slate (@slate), on la doit à Farhad Manjoo (@fmanjoo), qui tient cette rubrique, le texte s’intitule : “arrêtez tout de suite la pagination”. “La pagination”, écrit Farahad Manjoo, “est, en termes de design et d’usage, le pire pêcher sur le Web. Elle est la preuve d’un mépris constant et silencieux pour ceux qui devraient être la cible privilégiée des sites d’informations : à savoir les gens qui veulent les articles jusqu’au bout.
Via Ian Smallwood
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This post looks at ten of the best web analytics resources you can use to improve your knowledge on all aspects of analytics. Via Gregg Breward, Gerrit Bes
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Invaluable resource that answers "the how" of content marketing. If you've yet to do CM or want to optimize your effort, this document is must reading. Via Harry J. Lew |
